In Episode Two of Girls Gone Styled, we discover the wonders of vintage dresses thanks to stylist Quinn Asteak, and then we shop far, far too much...
posted by Faran
Aug 16, 2007 1:37PM
Lindsay, try watching it on Internet Explorer instead of Firefox.
posted by maggie.
Aug 16, 2007 1:46PM
Meh, I'm on IE and it does the two second thing and then stops. :/
I'm very sad; I loved the first one!
posted by leia
Aug 16, 2007 1:53PM
hmmm.... I'm in explorer and I still can't get it to work........
posted by Faran
Aug 16, 2007 1:57PM
Hey, I emailed the tech people and I'll let you all know when it's up and running. But I did watch the whole episode from a computer on explorer!
posted by Lauren
Aug 16, 2007 1:58PM
love it, im on explorer and see it...very cute! def going to check that store out
thanks faran
posted by biba
Aug 16, 2007 2:37PM
II think the problem is MAc users, It does not work on Safari, but I tryed Explorer from the same comp. and does not work also.
posted by Miss Jeffrey
Aug 16, 2007 3:50PM
Great video Faran, stop shopping and use that budget for lighting. LOL!!! : )
But a quick question. What seasons do they carry that make something vintage rather than consignment?
posted by kelly
Aug 16, 2007 4:02PM
God I love vintage. Great episode. And now I really want to shop.
Miss Jeffrey, as far as I know vintage vs. consignment isn't about seasons. Consignment stores sell items for people and take a commission on the sale, whereas vintage shops buy all their stock and then resell it. True, some stores do a bit of both, and some seem to interchange the terms, but there is a difference.
posted by M
Aug 16, 2007 4:17PM
Wow! This show was great, both informative and fun. OMG Quinn was hilarious! And the hosts are so cute!! I can't wait to go on a vintage quest! Keep the episodes coming ladies!!!
posted by olivia foster
Aug 16, 2007 4:18PM
This was a quintessential depiction of the "vintage" aesthetic. A style so prevalent at this time I believe everyone should go meet Quinn in Brooklyn and a get a taste of what she has to offer.
posted by M
Aug 16, 2007 4:19PM
Wow! This show was great, both informative and fun. OMG Quinn was hilarious! And the hosts are so cute!! I can't wait to go on a vintage quest! Keep the episodes coming ladies!!!
posted by hannah
Aug 16, 2007 4:50PM
It works perfectly fine on Safari for me. And keep up the good work, girls!
posted by melissa
Aug 16, 2007 5:59PM
this was interesting, cute, informative.
the sound editing needs some work. and faran, what's on the ceiling? you'd be perfect if you'd stop looking up.
posted by Erin
Aug 16, 2007 10:52PM
The video does not work for me yet, but I can't wait! The first episode was fabulous and I hope you guys produce a lot more.
posted by Selon
Aug 17, 2007 9:10AM
Not sure if this is ok, but I just wanted to suggest the youtube version for anyone like me who couldn't make it past the 3 second mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50TwFCmh9IE Now I'm off to watch if myself. :-)
posted by guest
Aug 17, 2007 10:37PM
being into fashion doesn't mean that you have to talk like a valley girl with no brain cells.
just a tip.
posted by Amy
Aug 17, 2007 11:04PM
Leaving anonymous tips because you hate your life doesn't make any of your problems go away.
Just a (real) tip.
This video is awesome, and you certainly have brain cells. How else could you have the prescience to buy a vintage Moschino and single handedly run a major website?
posted by Nia
Aug 18, 2007 2:37PM
Just to play the devil's advocate for a little bit, and to voice my puzzlement. I agree that the valley girl talk is slightly annoying because where I was raised, it brings up the stereotype of women with very little brain power or with a fake personality. Plus I never think that people talk like that for real, does that fly w/ job interviews? I never take anyone seriously who talks like that, but maybe I should? It just seems opposite from her fabulous posts, where she's a savvy witty little editor tone. Besides the tone, I love Faran, agree w/ her fashion views, and mutual despise for Tom Cruise (absolute weirdo).
But props to all the videos, keep it up team. I like the store peeks and random closet calls the best. I think the closets are better than handbags pop ins. Quinn is great and down to earth. Hope it brings alot of business to her shop.
I absolutely love fashionista.com and check it everyday to raise me from the mundane grad school life. Helps me get by.
I truly believe fashion is art. Thank you fashionista.com
posted by Faran
Aug 18, 2007 4:19PM
Hi Nia,
Yes, Quinn is amazing! You should check out her website, www.thesethreethings.org, immediately!
But back to your main point:
Abby and I have talked that way our whole lives, and we're both from MA!
We have great jobs, we went to excellent schools, and we've never altered our speech because that would be fake and weird - and also, why? We seem to be just fine...
Of course, we both kind of want to start using British accents, but until we start getting free Vuitton bags like Madonna, we can't...
posted by Maya
Aug 19, 2007 12:28AM
Who cares how the girls talk! They have tons of personality and are obviously excited about all of their projects! Congrats, and can't wait for the next one!
posted by Lindsay
Aug 16, 2007 1:21PM
sad...the video only goes in a few seconds then stops...boo!