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Entry: Dec 21, 2007 @ 2:31pm
posted by JennyB
Dec 21, 2007 3:12PM
Is that supposed to me Joe Strummer? Maybe she's honoring his memory on the 5th anniversary of his passing (tomorrow) RIP Joe.
Entry: Dec 21, 2007 @ 2:31pm
posted by JennyB
Dec 21, 2007 6:22PM
jen -- so sorry, with my old eyes it looked like Joe Strummer to me. I didn't mean to offend your delicate sensibilities.
Entry: RISD, Italy, and Isabella Rossellini
posted by JennyB
Mar 12, 2008 2:43PM
I.R. is so gorgeous. Good to see her again!
Entry: Agyness: Is Awesome; Is Not Designing a Line
posted by JennyB
Mar 17, 2008 5:04PM
I agree Syako. It's their site and they can do as they please. On another note, I wish US Vogue would follow suit and start putting models on the cover again (I know, it's been said a million times before).
Entry: Love Is Blind. We Are Not. Nailed.
posted by JennyB
Apr 21, 2008 12:54PM
I hate French manicures too. But what's even worse? French pedicures. Absolutely vile. By design, your toenails have to be somewhat long. Just disgusting.
Entry: Topshop & Brooklyn, Like Two Peas in a Pod
posted by JennyB
Jun 13, 2008 3:11PM
Wow, I am very jealous that I don't live near this place. Gogol Bordello and Ronnie Spector, plus fun movies? So very jealous...
Entry: Nightmare on YSL Street
posted by JennyB
Aug 21, 2008 2:03PM
I have never undertsood snooty salespeople. Wasn't it Stanley Marcus who implored the Neiman's employees to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their appearance? Too bad the current Neiman's employees (at least here) don't take that to heart.
My parents own a relatively high-end furniture store. I was working there before I started grad school, and one day a woman came in looking like she just rolled out of bed. I am so thankful that the store policy was to treat everyone kindly (not that I wouldn't have treated her kindly, but you know what I mean), because she ended up being the wife of a local NHL star and bought about $100,000 worth of furniture from me.
I repeat, I will never, never understand snooty salespeople.
Entry: Do You Dress For Your Boss?
posted by JennyB
Nov 26, 2007 11:17AM
Well, since I live in the midwest and work at a not-for-profit, black pants and cashmere v-neck sweaters are about as daring as I get. I do like to spruce things up with accessories, but only on casual Friday.