Luv, Love, Luv these glasses.
It's that time of year when you can't leave your house without some protection for your precious eyes. This year United Colors of Benetton has us covered. Not only do their sunglasses offer protection but their stylish too!
What was going through my mind? Maybe Spring, color, wearing something light in weight as well as color. I think you get my point.
What a beautiful bag! Not only does it look good but it's useful too.
I have yet to find a "Maxi Dress" that I just completely lose my sanity over. So I'm on this sort of quest this year to look at all the "Maxi Dresses" I can see for some inspiration. The design is going to have to be unique, stylish, and artsy. I've been looking for a while now. It' time to get serious though because Lexie's Fashion Show is coming up real soon!
I spied this dress on sale at E-Luxury. I also saw it on sale in another place but E-Luxury has the better price.
Not withstanding the price, these are cute.
What a cute blouse. You know you can always use a white blouse and it's at a discounted price too! Go on over to Ideeli and see how much!
(Front View)
(Back View)Ok, I can carry this.
BotkierThe Cut's, Amy Odell is reporting that Louisiana is being overrun with Alligators since no one wants to make handbags with them anymore. Let's journey to Louisiana to see how the recession has affected a small, oft-overlooked sector of the luxury industry: alligator farms. Gerald Savoie Jr. has over 60,000 alligators on his farm, but no one to sell them to. “This is the worst I’ve ever seen,” Savoie told Houma Today. “It’s never been this bad. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Versace, they’re not buying. And if they’re not buying, we’re not selling.” The alligator business is a $60 million industry in Louisiana. Luxist reports that Vermilion Gator Farms Inc. generally sells 75,000 hides a year, but it hasn't sold a single skin in a year and expects to not sell a skin for a year on top of that. Alligators: the recession's cats.
Alligator skins are used for things like bags, belts, and shoes. But things made of alligator are expensive, so no one's buying them anymore. So PETA should be happy right? Wrong. Their hides are already on the market collecting dust. Last month 840,000 tanned hides were on the market in the U.S., waiting to be sold to tanners. Normally there are just 275,000 on the market. But if these farms won't make any sales for another whole year, now would be a great time for PETA to stage a great rescue mission and start a Clarissa Explains It All–inspired campaign to get the nation to take them in as pets.
Things that make you go hhmmm!
"Man is free at the moment his wishes to be."---Voltaire
Lovin Life, Truth Is
If you aren't the type of girl who is afraid of polk-a-dots this shirt would be a cute addition your wardrobe.
Here we go! This handbag is too cute! Better hurry on over to Rue La La cause it's on sale!
