Archive: August, 2008
Also, read this story in today's Inquirer about how you can get Michelle Obama's look, locally. Readers, thanks for the interest and the story idea!
This just in. Last Friday, the day before Delaware Senator Joe Biden would be revealed as Barack Obama's running mate, he went shopping at Thomas Pink store in King of Prussia. His purchase: a stark white shirt by Black Label and a sky blue tie by Liquorice Plain. Here is in a pic with Obama. But when I look at it, I can't help but think is this a Presidential looking group to you? Will Biden be enough to quell people's fears about the capability of the Illinois Senator? Was this red/blue tie combo planned or an unfortunate fashion coincidence?
It's no surprise that Michelle Obama's turquoise, v-necked, double faced cashmere sheath dress was designed by her Chicago-based designer Maria Pinto. What was surprising was the brooch was just something she had in her jewelry box. What taste in accessories! According to Laura Schwartz, a former adviser to the wife of former Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, the pendant was reminiscent of Barack's rising sun campaign logo. And, Schwartz said, the pendant was placed over Michelle's heart, so it might have symbolized that her speech was coming straight from her heart. Makes me wonder what will be the inspiration for Hillary Clinton's suit tonight. Did you like Michelle Obama's look?
Just when you think you couldn't possibly need another T-shirt - I don't know about you, but I can barely close my T-shirt draw - up comes a new irresistible style. We like these T's by Festa T's that celebrate being a Philly girl. They are vintage style and boast three different logos celebrating the city "Keep it Philly - the burbs - "Main Line Girl" and the state - "Keep it in PA" You can find the T's for $25 on-line at Festa T-shirts where you will find a collection of T's that rep other cities and states. Locally, you can buy the shirts at Just Girls in Newtown Square, Mango in Chestnut Hill, What's New in Villanova, Down 2 Earth Kids in Lafayette Hill as well as Primadonna's Closet in New Hope.
I could never get enough of Janet Jackson's Pleasure Principle. Now - 21 years later - when I'm old enough to understand what Ms. Jackson was REALLY singing about. Jackson is debuting a line of lingerie called Pleasure Principle. According to USA Today, the lingerie line will hit stores in November. It will debut in America and then go international to Australia, Japan and Europe. Jackson is working with Australian designer Bruno Schiavi to make lacy undies that will range in size from 32A to 44G. Would you wear underwear designed by Janet Jackson? Do you think it's about time the diva made a fashion contribution?










