No, but they look good doing it! Enjoy it for the fab fashion:
TICK TOCK.....
I realize I'm behind on the tortoise shell trend. While its been everywhere this year I think of it more for Autumn with its lovely browns and golds tones.
With a dash of red (cigarette pants maybe?) and a great classic trench, this will be my entire look for this upcoming season. Regrettably not summer. I talked about the death of summer here
With a dash of red (cigarette pants maybe?) and a great classic trench, this will be my entire look for this upcoming season. Regrettably not summer. I talked about the death of summer here
From Lox Papers Blog
Oh, but I was rocking the sunglasses! Score one point....
THEN AND NOW.....
After hearing a million great reviews from friends I finally had a chance to see Woody Allen's Midnight In Paris. And if you haven't seen it-GO. Its a great film. But of course you have already, everyone has!
BANG BANG.....
What’s every (straight) guy’s fantasy woman? Ted Noten takes a conceptual crack at answering that question, with two pieces in a provocative seven-part series titled “Necessities for a Woman (to Feel Like a Woman Through the Eyes of a Man).”
Of course it will contain loads of crap that is sure to piss off the feminists but I'm really liking this idea.
BANNED BOOKS=GREAT MOVIES.....
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In 1987, Latif Yahia was taken to Saddam's headquarters to meet Uday, Saddam's eldest son, and told that a great honour had been bestowed upon him: that because of the great likeness between them, he had been chosen to be Uday's double. For many Iraqis it would have been the highlight of their lives, but for Latif, a peace-loving man who did not agree with Saddam's brutal regime, it was not. He refused. Following a week of torture, and realising he would be killed if he continued to refuse, Latif was forced to accept the role. Sounds like some crazy movie? Not yet. There's always a book first |
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