http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html Clothes, and shoes, and hair, oh my! Sun, 24 Apr 2011 18:05:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html/comment-page-1#comment-20922 Alex Wed, 25 Apr 2007 12:44:27 +0000 http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html#comment-20922 Thank You Thank You

]]> http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html/comment-page-1#comment-470 Second Style Fashionista » Back to Lalique Square Thu, 12 Oct 2006 22:42:30 +0000 http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html#comment-470 [...] While I was checking out the new dress released last night at Casa de Shai, I popped over to [Shine] to see if Gita Gaea had added anything to her collection. Indeed she had. Why this woman refuses to post on New Products and let us all take part in her work, I do not know. But what I do know is that Gita is very good at creating feminine clothes with special touches. [...] [...] While I was checking out the new dress released last night at Casa de Shai, I popped over to [Shine] to see if Gita Gaea had added anything to her collection. Indeed she had. Why this woman refuses to post on New Products and let us all take part in her work, I do not know. But what I do know is that Gita is very good at creating feminine clothes with special touches. [...]

]]> http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html/comment-page-1#comment-398 Second Style Fashionista » Back to basics: Wearable cords from Luminosity Fri, 06 Oct 2006 19:00:49 +0000 http://blog.secondstyle.com/2006/10/decked-out-in-new-designer-goods.html#comment-398 [...] Ever since the mid-90’s, when manufactures figured out how to increase the wale sizes and decrease the nasty 1980’s corduroy crunch, corduroy has become a cold weather basic. And while basic equals boring to many, for me it is an old friend. It’s a cozy comfort that I return to, when prim and proper gets to be too much. When sexy has left me tired, when dressed up has left me drained. I live for well made basics that make me look fresh and polished. and that is why I love these cords. First, they come in pack of six delicious, dark hues. Deep wines, charcoals, and evergreens. Second, they come in two styles: with a plain waistband or with a brown, braided belt. Although I love the addition of belts on pants, I recently realized that almost all of my casual pants have belts attached, and when it comes to certain tops (such as the one I wrote about earlier this week from [Shine]), the attached belt doesn’t work. So it’s nice to have two looks included and to not have to choose between the sets. Third, the sweet little bootie pockets. Let’s face it, Choice has a butt and she loves it. And she likes a designer who understands the beauty of the callipygian woman and isn’t afraid to accentuate my most important asset. [...] [...] Ever since the mid-90’s, when manufactures figured out how to increase the wale sizes and decrease the nasty 1980’s corduroy crunch, corduroy has become a cold weather basic. And while basic equals boring to many, for me it is an old friend. It’s a cozy comfort that I return to, when prim and proper gets to be too much. When sexy has left me tired, when dressed up has left me drained. I live for well made basics that make me look fresh and polished. and that is why I love these cords. First, they come in pack of six delicious, dark hues. Deep wines, charcoals, and evergreens. Second, they come in two styles: with a plain waistband or with a brown, braided belt. Although I love the addition of belts on pants, I recently realized that almost all of my casual pants have belts attached, and when it comes to certain tops (such as the one I wrote about earlier this week from [Shine]), the attached belt doesn’t work. So it’s nice to have two looks included and to not have to choose between the sets. Third, the sweet little bootie pockets. Let’s face it, Choice has a butt and she loves it. And she likes a designer who understands the beauty of the callipygian woman and isn’t afraid to accentuate my most important asset. [...]

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