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Entry: Apr 28, 2008 @ 10:30am
posted by syako
Apr 28, 2008 12:05PM
I agree with poseur and kijjalyn. Plus, I love to see how shameless these companies are.
Entry: Agyness Releases Magnum on Vinyl
posted by syako
Apr 29, 2008 3:40PM
lol.
You know Jazzi, it's not easy being really really ridiculously good looking but someone has to do it.
Entry: Apr 29, 2008 @ 4:31pm
posted by syako
Apr 29, 2008 5:12PM
rotfl.
finally, someone realizes this! Thanks Joel! ;)
Entry: DIY: Yo Yo Ma Headband!
posted by syako
Apr 30, 2008 2:43PM
does yo yo ma wear rosette headbands?
Entry: May 01, 2008 @ 9:59am
posted by syako
May 01, 2008 10:15AM
How is that vulgar?
That was a very interesting article. I am shocked, as well, at the whole concept (a dress for $9?!), but obviously it's doing well. And it's good to know there's no sweat shops involved. hoo-ray to being different and making money!
Entry: May 02, 2008 @ 10:02am
posted by syako
May 02, 2008 10:06AM
Check out these HILARIOUS pictures from that shoot. http://popsugar.com/gallery/518971?page=0,0,0
Naomi's outfit makes me laugh and cry at the same time.
Entry: Who Are You Wearing? Target?
posted by syako
May 05, 2008 3:47PM
guest at 328, didn't you read this article?
http://fashionista.com/2008/05/what_has_changed_is_that.php
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/01/fashion/01STEVE.html
I say do whatever makes you happy. If you want to make a statement and show up in Gap, then go for it and wear it proud. If you want to utilize the awesome and willing designers at your disposal, then that works too.
Entry: Notes on the Met Ball
posted by syako
May 06, 2008 10:09AM
I know, Holly. Where were all the super heroes!? I saw Caroline Trentini who looked 'fierce' in her super hero getup. Christina Ricci looked like Wonder Woman. Naomi Watts looked pretty cool in her super heroine get up and Anna Wintour looked like a futuristic hero. And of course you can't forget Zac and Kate Mara as Superman.
Am I missing the other heroes?
On a side note, how hot did coco and anja look in Pucci!?
Entry: Scott Schuman Too Handsome for Gap Ads
posted by syako
May 07, 2008 10:00AM
I don't think that's true guest at 9:56
Entry: Gossip Girl Guesses
posted by syako
May 07, 2008 9:59PM
Can anyone else not get over seeing Harriett the Spy in too much eyeliner?
Entry: Would You Wear Boat Shoes?
posted by syako
May 09, 2008 10:08PM
guest a 614, the atchafalaya bay?
Entry: Taking it to the Ring
posted by syako
May 12, 2008 9:37AM
But it's still one more step the counterfeiter has to make in producing this, so it might jack the counterfeit price up and consumers will be more discerning and realize it isn't worth it to buy the fake. :? Wishful thinking?
Entry: May 13, 2008 @ 10:03am
posted by syako
May 13, 2008 10:35AM
that's like, not at all, like offensive.
;)
Entry: Stylista: Exactly What We Thought
posted by syako
May 14, 2008 10:29AM
and to think, Jazzi, you could be in those pictures!!
;) hehe
Entry: Ali Michael on the Today Show
posted by syako
May 14, 2008 11:49AM
Wow, she's impressively eloquent. My favorite part was the last minute or so. It's so true that these disorders do have lifelong effects - which, infertility might not mean much to a 16 year old, but 15 years down the road when they're married and ready to start a family, it could mean a whole lot. I'm proud of her for speaking out and doing it so well.
Entry: Ali Michael on the Today Show
posted by syako
May 14, 2008 2:14PM
"I totally believe models shouldn't risk their health and it seems that is a problem, but all their other points are invalid when you consider the amount of obese people and the 100x larger effect that has."
If we were to use that logic in all areas of our lives, very little would get done. Starving children is a larger problem than children with cancer, so let's fix the starving part before we help the cancer kids?
I agree with you that obesity is a BIGGER problem (pun sort of intended) but I think eating disorders is equally important to be brought to the attention and forefront. We can't ignore one problem because another has a larger effect.
I also don't think anyone is arguing that people can't be naturally thin, it's the whole not having a period and hair falling out that alarms me.
And having an eating disorder is not a pretty story, so just because we're not hearing it from models/people/actors from the past or present doesn't mean it's not going on.
(selina I'm not trying to attack you, I just think you brought up a lot of great points and I wanted to engage you!) :)
Entry: An Open Letter to Desperate Fashion Publicists
posted by syako
May 15, 2008 5:18PM
I think it's hilarious! :P
Entry: Smaller Cities Also Spend Too Much On Clothes
posted by syako
Apr 25, 2008 3:17PM
yeah I agree with guest @ 223... there is life outside of Manhattan.
But I also think that the Internet has had a huge affect on people learning about fashion that cannot experience it first hand (i.e. at fashion shows). Even still, this is definitely NOT a NEW phenomenon.
And, what kind of tank do you drive that it costs a marc dress to fill up!? :p
Also, this so called crashing economy has has absolutely no effect on my household spending whatsoever.