I know the feature on this photo is the jacket but what caught my attention most are the bags. She likes structured bags and I so like them all. How I wish I could get hold of them. I wish my next bag will be like on the first set. I am into decorating our new home (mostly considering ceiling light) that personal stuff is so far from my mind. Well, aside from maybe another pair of shoes. :)
ZARA COAT
A staple in Pippa Middleton's enviable coat collection, her red Zara peacoat brightens up a jeans-and-boots ensemble.
I can't watch it on the telly as we don't have TFC here but I am online on twitter to keep me up to date, while blogging on small business equipment financing. The updates on twitter is really exciting. I thought at first, GA is a guest but it was a recorded set. Nonetheless, he was there.
It's way past my bedtime, I'll get headache tomorrow. Whew!
A sweet pink sweaterdress, nude pumps and golden jewels (hers are House of Lavande) is an easy weekend look that requires little effort but still makes a big impact.
Yes, simple but adorable. The dress is so casual but paired up with these pumps - it's elegant casual. I like the colour and style. It can even be worn when pushingbaby jogger city mini GT. Guess who can carry that off? Humm?
That's all I want right now. To have fun, fun, fun. Add a splash of williams symphony elite digital piano into the pit and I'll be bouncing. Although, I doubt my ability and skills to learn to play piano at my age. If I were born in the old age, I wouldn't have learned to play it. I would have ended up a shooter or a swordplayer.
You always like to add a whimsical touch to your look. You never take yourself all that seriously. You are driven, but you aren't taking the beaten path to success. You are doing things your way. Of all the types, you are the most original and creative. You wear your uniqueness as a badge of honor. You are bright and happy. You have a lot to be optimistic about, and you have a "can do" spirit.
Mixing colors and prints like a pro, the actress pairs a starry top with a colorful striped jacket (both by MiH), finishing the look with a deep red bag and aviators.
While I am on to red, this another red thing - of course the bag is another favourite of mine. I like structured bags and this just catch my fancy. I love the get up as well, particularly the sweater. The polka shirt is something that I can immitate as I own one with dots like personalized coins - huge.
Back to blonde after her brunette turn in One for the Money, the actress accents her golden updo with a striking one-shoulder red gown, dangling Sethi Couture earrings, Jimmy Choo sandals and a Salvatore Ferragamo clutch at the film's N.Y.C. premiere.
This one lady in red is surely a glam. I'm being side-tracked from searching about Short Order Cook Jobs with this sophisticated look. It's a hit for me.
I'd like this type of hair do. Not really glamourous but I am not trying to be that. I just want something new. I've been a little bit adventurous, as to research that is except for motorhome insurance, just for hair. I've been looking up how to do puff but is is rather cumbersome. Something this simple will do. I just have to find the time.
PLAITED SIDE PONY
Models-turned-actress Brooklyn Decker and Diane Kruger translate a runway trend into real life, braiding their blonde hair into undone side ponytails.
In the people article/section where they showed the celebs clothes that accentuate their assets. I found this very nice. It doesn't look like that this has been edited (in any platform such as tablet computers). I'm not a fan but I so like her height here.
IF YOU'RE BOYISH
Kristen Stewart adds curve appeal to a boyish build by picking dresses that highlight her best features: toned shoulders and killer legs. Her Monique Lhuillier mini has strategic black detailing that create the illusion of curves at the bust and hips for a fab faux hourglass figure.
I reckon. I'm no fashion guru, but this style doesn't really catch my eye on a positive note. Plus, the hair. It doesn't complement with the dress. I never liked her style in the SNC, however much it was applauded. I know, it's more edgy and stylish, but really, one can have enough of a mish-mash. I can't see any stainless steel partnership ring so, I cant comment much on the jewellery.
SARAH JESSICA PARKER
SJP shows off her sparkle in a Theyskens' Theory dress topped off with drop earrings at the Kennedy Center Honors dinner in Washington, D.C.