Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Apply Water Directly to Burn

MelBivDevoe

Yesterday, the Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, called out another politician for being a misogynist and a hypocrite, and you can see the whole thing here.  It's a bit long, but pretty damn fantastic.  Give 'em hell, Prime Minister!  (Business Insider)  (h/t Replica)

Here's a multi-step guide to building a remixable wardrobe.  This stylish blogger makes it look easy to build a large wardrobe without having to blow your budget (or find more closet space!).  (Putting Me Together)


Thursday, November 10, 2011

Hot Ink Deals of The Day

Pinky McLadybits

The Food Network Store is offering 50% off and Free Shipping on Guy Fieri Cutlery sets through December 22nd.

Coupon code 12322 gives you 40% off holiday cards, calendars, and invitations online with Staples.

JC Penney is having a sale with 50% off coats, 40-50% off women's boots, free shipping on order of $69 or more with code SHIP69, and an additional 15% and free shipping to a local store with code NOVPRIZE.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Missoni For Target: Becoming a Fashion Victim

Author: Rusty


The Missoni for Target collection has been hyped for about the last month and a half with a television commercial featuring women in head to toe zig zags in an array of aggressive colors. They were fun, kicky, and a bit retro in that late 60s early 70s kind of way and I was curious to see the clothes for myself when the line launched.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

An Impassioned Defense of Yoga Pants by a Vancouverite

 Author: Replica

CLEARLY Vivian Song hasn’t spent much time in Vancouver, which she recently derided as the 3rd worst dressed city in the world in her recent MSN Travel article.

The focus of her ire was in particular: the Yoga Pant, taking a ‘them that shall remain nameless’ swipe at lululemon, local entrepreneurial powerhouse and yes, I’ll admit it, pioneering ‘lifestyle product’ visionaries.

Ms. Song derides the entire concept of flabby folk wearing soft pants as entirely sub-standard efforts at fashion mastery, but I think she has missed the point entirely.