Discover Calvin Klein’s New Classics
October 5, 2009 at 12:30 pm | Posted in Style | Leave a commentTags: Calvin Klein, clothes, fashion
These are my current faves from the Calvin Klein site. I’d especially love to have the tab sleeve cardigan in red, black, and white and the Solid Boyfriend Cardigan in purple and black. Those look soooo super comfy, and there’d always be one to match any outfit.
The Best of Old Navy’s New Sweaters
October 2, 2009 at 8:00 am | Posted in Style | Leave a commentTags: clothes, fashion, Old Navy, sale, sweaters
Old Navy’s Sweater Event makes this the perfect time to buy sweaters for the coming seasons. With styles starting at $15, there’s no reason to spend a lot of money on stylish comfort. These are their best pieces.
Cardigans and Coats
Pull-Overs

Women's Mini Cable-Knit V-Neck Sweaters
3/4 Sleeves
Personally, I’m not a fan of 3/4 sleeves (I have bony little wrists), but those got very good reviews. I must admit, the Cowl-Neck Sweater does look fun.
I like how Old Navy is calling their white sweaters “Marshmallow White.” It makes them sound so soft and fluffy. Great marketing tactic!
When it comes to sweaters, my favorites are super-soft with sleeves long enough that I could cut out a hole for my thumb if I wanted. Sleeves that don’t reach my wrists when I bend my arms are a pet peeve of mine: it makes it look like the shirt’s too small for me.
Stay tuned. In the near future I may showcase matching winter scarves from Old Navy.
My 20 for Vogue Magazine September 2009
September 11, 2009 at 12:30 pm | Posted in Style | Leave a commentTags: fashion, magazine, thoughts, Vogue
A few things cross my mind as I flip through the September 2009 issue of Vogue, sometimes referred to as the phone book…
- Why did this only just show up on September 10?!
- The postal workers really crumpled the hell out of it. Good thing I don’t dog-ear pages, ’cause that would be useless here.
- How many ads are there, you ask? Well, the first page of the table of contents is on page 112. The fourth (and last) page of the table of contents is on page 176.
- The new Nordstrom ads are eye-catching.
- Was it really necessary for Nicole Richie to profit off her pregnancy by creating a fashion collection for a pea in the pod?
- Every time I see the Emma Watson Burberry ads, I’m impressed.
- Why can’t John Frieda’s shampoos be sulfate-free?
- I’d love to learn how to sew (page 366).
- The Route 66 Wool Felt Floppy Hat still isn’t in stock in purple on Kmart.com (page 388).
- “Lipstick Queen’s Poppy King suggests her sheer Black Tie Optional as a layering piece under any red to create depth and add new life to old shades.” I’m intrigued by these shimmering and metallic black lipsticks (page 415). Of course, when I wore black lipstick (cheap matte stuff) in high school, I did it because it wasn’t popular.
- Something truly useful: exercise routines to help survive high heels (page 424).
- Is any health insurance provider going to cover Latisse?
- I do want to try Covergirl Eyelights Mascara. I like the idea of using gold to bring out my hazel eyes.
- Why can’t my hair do that? (page 439) I actually say that a lot throughout every magazine I flip through. Then I pout.
- I like the UGG Australia looks (pages 449-452).
- Oooh, I like the fairytale fashion shoot; little red riding hood is a fun story to play with.
- I love seeing thigh-high boots in all the magazines. If I could afford a pair, it’d be perfect.
- A peacock in an acacia tree?? I want that! (page 534)
- Oooh, gloves are in style, too? Gloves and thigh-high boots! I get to look at two of my fav things in one shoot!
- I love how sleek the black boots in the Stuart Weitzman ad are (page 575).
Hm, 20 thoughts for 586 pages. That doesn’t seem like a lot. That’s either 566 pages with no thoughts, or 1 thought per 29.3 pages. In case you were wondering, 429 pages are ads (Source).
After my boyfriend got the mail, he thumped the magazine down on the bed, calling it a “phone book” and “probably heavy enough to kill cockroaches.” I wonder if I should tell him the Vogue September 2007 issue had 727 pages of ads for a total of 840 pages.
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