This cashmere scarf from Hermès, although probably divinely soft, is not what I hope for in a designer accessory. Burberry’s cashmere is unbelievably luxe enough for me, plus has their signature checks. Hermès’ scarves could at least be orange, or could have one of the whimsical prints the silk scarves do. +Continue Reading
“There’s nothing better than that moment in the morning, when it’s just you and your bowl of cereal. There’s no distraction, no photographers, and that, for me, is honestly the most important part of my day.” There’s something about interviews with Britney Spears – you’re never quite certain whether or not you should believe a word. And yet, at times, she seems almost to convince you. +Continue Reading
Going back to “old” school with back-in-the-day must-haves bring back some fond memories when you see leggings, over-the-knee high boots, frocks, corsets and tons of leather in the season’s spectacular colour palettes, making it a very exciting fall for us all in retro and vintage themes. You’ll notice a little of your dad’s wardrobe, only a lot sexier, with sharp tailoring and snazzy looks in glen plaid trousers, oxford shirts, wool vests, fitted jackets and cool collars, with ties and driving gloves for that gentlemanly touch. Top it off with a spicy newsboy cap or fedora hat and forget about those bad hair days. So, make a ‘b’ line for your closet and be sure it has an A-line or pencil skirt in it and a couple of cigarette pants to go along with the other cool stuff to fall for this season. +Continue Reading
Swear Chaplin1 Tan model is a versatile shoe that can be used for both casual and elegant occasions. It has dark brown leather with stitching detail and only classic. For accents added, also sports shoe laces mustard and brown striped cable. On the side of comfort, leather-wrapped single foot guides all day with ease. Price $206.00. +Continue Reading
Chicago-based jewelry designer Jill Alberts has a knack for upending expectations. After all, this former public policy PhD candidate turned a craving for creativity (she started taking jewelry-making classes after the birth of her daughter) into a bustling business, with the country’s hippest boutiques clamoring for her wares. Her design philosophy, as well, is eclectic: A flea market and estate auction fanatic, Alberts subscribes to the notion that everything old can be new again—but it’s her job to make it fabulous. +Continue Reading
