On the far left dressform: Gunilla Dress ($258). Second from left dress form: Fresh Perspectives Cardigan (now $100) over Rippled Ridge Henley ($48) and AG Stevie Cords (now $100). Adorned with Beaded Bobble Necklace ($38). Third from left dress form: Fluttering Obi Dress ($198). Adorned with Many Tales Necklace ($198). On the right dress form: Thoresby Pullover ($118) with Recurring…
Weston Wear’s Soft-Structured Dress ($148) looks beautiful on the model. How would it look on me? Read on to find out. I knew Coquille’s Spliced Ikat Shift ($168) would be challenging to fit on my curvy frame. The dress is duo-motif silk that has a shift-like shape. I started by trying on an 8 which, as you can see, was…
The wonderful thing about capitalism is that there is a free market. Demand sets prices, although people can choose to charge whatever they want for their wares. The terrible thing about capitalism is there’s a real “me first, me only” mentality that can cause people to throw out their ethics, their logic and their common sense in pursuit of the…
Starting at top left, moving clockwise: Emerald Wicklow Dress ($158), Shirt The Issue Dress ($118), Crossing The Stripes Dress ($228), Across The Land Dress ($138, review here), Magnified Corolla Dress ($168), Work-In-Progress Dress ($168), Garden Party Dress ($168), River Fish Dress ($298). It was a true clash of styles yesterday in the roxy household. I had a few friends…
Earlier today we talked about the mystifying and frustrating moves Anthro sometimes makes. Now let’s talk about the flip side to that coin: some of the awesome things Anthropologie did in 2010 that really benefited its customer base. Reviews. Without a doubt, the coolest thing to come out of Anthropologie’s website redesign is the customer reviews feature. Many brands are…
While there is no doubt that I love Anthropologie, sometimes they confuse me. I find 99% of my transactions with them are smooth as glass but that remaining 1% leaves me wondering if they actually want me to buy their items or not. Today we’ll take a look at some puzzling moves Anthropologie made in 2010. Anthropologie is hardly alone…
It took me a long time to accrue a makeup collection I like wearing. There was lots of experimentation and lots of misses before I found eyes, lip and skin items that work for me. (OK, there are still misses sometimes.) When the lovely ladies at Shopbop let me know that they were teaming up with Sephora to create a…
