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Saturday, March 31, 2007
The Ann Coulter Syndrome
This whole notion is in keeping with the American quest for being rich, self-centered, and shallow. The Ann Coulter syndrome. I have to agree with the Female Sex Goddess that Ms. Sewell should be mourning her loss not celebrating it. If the American male would put women on a 'pedestal' instead of objectified lust then perhaps the American female would feel more secure in her sexuality and reward the male with what he seeks.
I would like to suggest that instead of cyberporn for Mr. Sewell that he try a little chocolate on the stick. Perhaps this will induce Ms. Sewell into a feeding frenzy?
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Friday, March 23, 2007
Five Great New Fashion Trends for Women
Here's a quick look at some of the new trends in women's fashion. The overall trend is chick and ladylike. Liven up your wardrobe by adding a few of these pieces.
Brooches
Your great grandmother probably wore these in her day. Now brooches have made a stunning come back. The most popular brooches you?ll see are large and flowery, with that vintage look. They look great with any kind of jacket.
Camisoles
Wearing a pretty camisole under a suit jacket is very chic and adds the perfect touch of feminine glamour to your work wardrobe. You can also pair a camisole with a pair of jeans with heels for a sexy casual look.
Cropped and Fitted Jackets
Jackets and blazers are more popular than ever and go with a variety of outfits. The new fitted style shows off your curves. Fringe is also another accent popping up on boucle blazers. Lots of new color options will give you more ways to mix and match.
Faux Fur
Enjoy the luxurious look and feel of fur without harming any of our furry friends. Not only are the new faux fur coats magnificent, but you?ll find faux fur used as accents on sweaters, hats, and gloves.
Prints
Polka dots, stripes, flowers, and paisley prints are popping up on all kinds of clothing items. Prints are a great way to compliment a neutral colored top or bottom, plus they're fun!
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Friday, March 16, 2007
Adorations
Airbrushing is harmless until the image itself is distorted by stretching or shrinking parts of a person. It's really unattractive to see photos of women all broken out or caught with ghost foundation face, so tweaking things a little doesn't hurt. It's still you, but without an eruption on your forehead. What's wrong with that?
Use of the software depends on one's attitude towards airbrushing. Some won't, but I know that there will be girls who will go nuts giving themselves plastic surgery with that program. It's not a generalized teen problem, it's one specific to girls with distorted images of themselves.
I think it just reinforces how fake everything is, and that this perfection we see in magazines is due to skilled photoshoppers and does not exist in the real world. It's empowering to see how you too can look like those "photos" in magazines, and those before and after shots show that those stars have imperfections too.
Of course, the this technology can be used in a positive way or negative way like everything else.
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Monday, March 5, 2007
Statues
On the concept of Fashion shouldn't be solely about what is and to be worn. It is also and almost about who wears it and had worn it once before. Not to be confused by notoriety or status of life. The interest drawn is about the life that is given in the attitude of the wearer. This implies the status of the health and mind. The good or bad of the health and mind can not denote the absence of Fashion or what and what fashion is construed to be as a whole.
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