Oh yes, the perennial question of quality versus quantity. Something I have been wrestling in my mind for quite some time now. Another thing is the thought of 'living within my means' which kinda impeded my 'major' decision.
That is, to buy or not to buy that branded bag.
I am not prepared to starve myself or scrimp on other stuffs in order to get my paws on a particular bag. I don't have the spare cash for such drastic and self absorbed whim of the moment. Although I know that I will definitely ROCK that bag. Just that, I am too poor. Pity.
Denim bag that looks hip & suitable for all ages. Front & back view of bag give totally different feel which makes the day never the same again.
Its fun to have different look that can fool everyone.
Big space of bag is allowable for up to A4 size. More compartment is great for those small little things to store like blotters, lip gloss, keys & EZcard etc.
Just like a Levi's Jeans, denim material of the bag never gets out of trend. Its always so hip & practical, thus never needs to worry that you can't carry it out to the streets.
To top of the good quality of denim is that its possible for washing (minimal wash). Denim ages like a fine wine...
Sales Price $15/pc
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always has some great stuff and I always love checking their site for what's new. I don't usually like plaid but I really really like these shoes! Besides the plaid only shoes if you roll them down :P.
Looking snazzy and rich is important to making the good first impression that you are snazzy and rich. Let's see some examples:
In this case, instead of going for the rich and snazzy North Face, he went for a plain unmarked sweatshirt. Nothing says not snazzy and rich like a sweatshirt does.
Notice in this case, instead of opting for a fine leather, he goes for a canvas jacket. Anything bought from Wall-Mart does not say rich and snazzy.
is a brand definitely all about the style. Talented new comers kick off their latest line with;
The Sunday Pull
Sgt Pepper
The Piffany(Black)
Action Jackson
The Bench Press
Plenty of hopsters came through the Bowery Hotel last night for the BBC/ICE Cream store opening jam. The party was packed with the co-brand’s cone-munchers as well as some of The Imperial Skateboard P’s inner circle like Nigo,The Clipse’s Pusha T, Chad Hugo, and a blunt-toting Snoop Dogg. The fish out of water award of the night goes to the always-dapper diamond slinger/recent money-laundering schemer Jacob The Jeweler, who seemed to be rolling solo and having a tough time mingling amongst the tight-jean and bright-colored sneaker clad clientele. Jus Ske spun a slew of tracks that Pharrell either had a hand in the production with or rapped on. The party was to celebrate the opening of the BBC/Ice Cream retail store that is located at 476 Broadway between Prince and Houston streets. Check out more star-studded flicks from the party as well as shots of the new store after the jump.
some snapshots from the garments made by various french and belgian companys for the jury of the fourth module of my ifm masters course in paris.... underneath is Florence Muller all cuddly in my pastel coloured fox coat, go and have a look at her blog :
Today, in honor of the conclusion of the stagehand strike, a tribute to , the Tony Award-winning musical running on Broadway since 2002. In case you're unfamiliar with the story, here's a synopsis from the official site:
In Hairspray it's 1962 - the '50s are out and change is in the air. Baltimore's Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, has only one passion--to dance. She wins a spot on the local TV dance program, "The Corny Collins Show" and, overnight, is transformed from outsider to irrepressible teen celebrity. But can a trendsetter in dance and fashion vanquish the program's reigning princess, win the heart of heartthrob Link Larkin, and integrate a television show without denting her 'do? Only in Hairspray! Welcome to the '60s!
Lance Bass (Corny Collins) and Ashley Parker Angel (Link Larkin), both of whom I will see next weekend on Broadway in NYC.
You can write the cast members at the following address:
[NAME]
c/o Neil Simon Theatre
250 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
I hate wearing belts. To me belts are more pointless than ties. Ties may have no real function in a wardrobe but at least they have some aesthetic value. Belts add no value.
I buy clothes that fit me. My pants do not require the help of a leather strap tied around my waist to keep from falling down. Maybe if pants were sold as "one size fits all" we would need belts. But when you can buy pants off the shelf that have your waist size down to the last inch, why are they necessary? What is the purpose of a belt besides making me less comfortable sitting at my desk all day?
I am not wearing a belt today because I have a sweater on that covers the beltloops of my pants. I love not wearing belts, but unfortunately appearance matters at my current client and I have to, or people will judge me harshly. I wish I never had to wear a belt again.
always has some great stuff and I always love checking their site for what's new. I don't usually like plaid but I really really like these shoes! Besides the plaid only shoes if you roll them down :P.
