When it comes to working out, you'll usually find me in a large random T-shirt and a pair of leggings that aren't nice enough to really wear as an outfit. But now, as the summer is coming to an end, I've promised myself to keep up with my exercise. It's funny how being excited about a new garment or outfit can motivate us to get up and do something. With that and my promise in mind, I went searching for cute and affordable workout wear. Check out what I found, after the jump.
Bloomingdale's Has Just The Dress For Your Wonky Elbow!
Sometimes I think Jezebel is a little too anal in their war on Photoshop (for example, I disagree that Rolling Stone gave the women of "Mad Men" "brand new torsos"); however, sometimes the blog hunts down some truly gross examples of retouching gone wrong. Like this photo from Bloomingdales.com of a model wearing a Diane Von Furstenberg dress which, apparently, is the height of fashion for women with bizarrely dislocated elbows. Yikes! [Jezebel]
Frisky Q&A: Jessica Simpson Talks New Jeanswear Line And Fall Fashion
If you've tried Jessica Simpson's shoes, then you've probably fallen in love with them. Now, Jessica, who pretty much exemplifies modern American style with her love of denim and rock T-shirts, is bringing jeans to the stylish woman on a budget. Jessica Simpson Jeanswear, a denim-inspired line that includes jeans and woven and knit tops, has launched on JessicaSimpsonCollection.com. But before you run out and purchase these ultra comfortable, affordable, and chic jeans (I have a pair that fits like a glove), why not hear from Jessica, herself, about the new line, the fall must-haves, and making denim work at work? Keep reading for an exclusive Q&A with Jessica ...
H&M Scores Lanvin Collab In What Is Probably The Biggest High-Low Coup Yet
The speculation and rumors have been confirmed. Lanvin will indeed be designing a collection for H&M, due in stores November 23. Although H&M wasn't planning on disclosing the answers to their mysterious designer interview videos, the interwebs went nuts after guessing that one video featured Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz, so the retailer released a clip revealing Elbaz's face. In the video, the he says, "When H&M approached us to do this collaboration, they asked if I could actually translate the dream that we created at Lanvin to a bigger audience. It wasn't a project about a dress for less ... I loved the idea that H&M is going luxury rather than Lanvin is going public." Interesting. Does that mean we can expect price points to be higher than normal for H&M?
Kelly Osbourne Makes An Incredibly Deep Statement About Communism After Pussycat Dolls Concert
Who knew Kelly Osbourne had such deep philosophical ties to Maoism, the teachings of Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong?
Oh, she was just performing with the Pussycat Dolls at L.A.'s Viper Room? Throw her on a pile of rich kids wearing Che Guevara shirts. [Los Angeles, 9/1/10]
MJ And Lady G For V
Lady Gaga and Marc Jacobs show off their work uniforms (we imagine) for the cover of V's New York issue. How could you not buy this? [Idolator]
Which Lipstick Trend Do You Prefer For Fall—Matte Or Glossy?
Not since the days of Cindy Crawford and plum-brown shades have we really rocked a matte lip. But Nars Cosmetics is bringing the texture back with the announcement of their new Pure Matte lipstick. Another lipstick debut that has garnered lots of blog attention recently—Tom Ford's Private Blend collection, which features a super-glam, high-sheen finish.
Are you a matte or glossy kind of girl? For which seasons/occasions do you switch it up? [Talking Makeup, Luxist]
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from: Most Popular Sunglasses
Sunglasses do more than just a visual aid; it became a famous fashion statement as well. Now you can pair it with your favourite clothes, your bag and your favourite shoes.
As the popularity of sunglasses grew over the years since it has been mass-produced and found a ready market in the beaches of Atlantic City, New Jersey, where Foster began selling sunglasses under the name Foster Grant, great improvements have been done to address some of its imperfections and also to define the personality of the user.
This is the need found by the designer sunglasses. Since the conception in 1936 in the US, more and more brands entered the market, and most of these niches are from the top fashion designers.
Designs vary from shapes, sizes, colors and frames. It is difficult to choose sometimes. But the numbers don’t lie. And the name of the sunglasses also becomes an important factor to consider equal to its usability when buying one.
The most popular designer glasses are stylish, comfortable and look good on the wearer. Trends follow in sunglasses just like they do in fashion. Popular designers are Prada, Gucci, Revo, Ralph Lauren, Dior, Kate Spade, Ray-ban, Versace, Vogue, and the list goes on and on. The most popular selling sunglasses though are Gucci. A man named Guccio Gucci started Gucci brand in 1920. Famous celebrities have specific sunglasses custom made for them by Gucci and are what has caused the brand to become so popular.
The most popular sunglasses are of course determined by the sales. In the 1950’s the most popular brand of sunglasses was Ray-ban and the most popular Ray-ban design was the Wayfarers. These were typically black frame sunglasses with very dark black lenses. Many stars wore these glasses including James Dean. They are also thought to be the best selling sunglasses to date.
In the 1960’s large sunglasses were made popular by Jackie Onassis and were popular again in 2003 with younger women. Big sunglasses have still maintained their popularity throughout 2007. Another popular Ray-ban model is the Aviator. This design first appeared in 1936 for military use. They were popular with pilots, military and law enforcement persons and their popularity has never wavered.
The sunglasses market continues to become more competitive. And popularity sunglasses will never lose its importance as long as there is a market of consumers who crave for fashion and trendy visibility.