My weekend accomplishment:
Archive for October, 2003
Pie
Tuesday, October 28th, 2003Pie
Tuesday, October 28th, 2003Pie
Tuesday, October 28th, 2003Swans Style Page
Thursday, October 23rd, 2003I love vintage coats, but because of my freakishly long arms, the sleeves are always a couple inches too short, bearing my delicate wrists to the cold air. My solution? Arm warmers. I knit myself a pair last fall:
A few days ago I see this in the New York Times style section. Oh, I am so ahead of the times. In the past, girls had to make their own, or cut holes in socks. Now there are so many materials and styles to choose from: wool, cotton, leather, cashmere, vinyl. Is it wrong to think of myself as a fashion trendsetter?
Some designers try to get around the “arm warmer” moniker. Marc Jacobs version. Don’t give me this “fingerless glove” crap, those are arm warmers.
So, if anyone wants some super-trendy, warm, and very cute arm warmers, send me $25 and you’ll get a pair knit to order.*
Psst… Marc, call me. Send me a couple jackets from your fall line and we’ll pretend this never happened.
*additional charge for cashmere.
Swans Style Page
Thursday, October 23rd, 2003I love vintage coats, but because of my freakishly long arms, the sleeves are always a couple inches too short, bearing my delicate wrists to the cold air. My solution? Arm warmers. I knit myself a pair last fall:
A few days ago I see this in the New York Times style section. Oh, I am so ahead of the times. In the past, girls had to make their own, or cut holes in socks. Now there are so many materials and styles to choose from: wool, cotton, leather, cashmere, vinyl. Is it wrong to think of myself as a fashion trendsetter?
Some designers try to get around the “arm warmer” moniker. Marc Jacobs version. Don’t give me this “fingerless glove” crap, those are arm warmers.
So, if anyone wants some super-trendy, warm, and very cute arm warmers, send me $25 and you’ll get a pair knit to order.*
Psst… Marc, call me. Send me a couple jackets from your fall line and we’ll pretend this never happened.
*additional charge for cashmere.
Swans Style Page
Thursday, October 23rd, 2003I love vintage coats, but because of my freakishly long arms, the sleeves are always a couple inches too short, bearing my delicate wrists to the cold air. My solution? Arm warmers. I knit myself a pair last fall:
A few days ago I see this in the New York Times style section. Oh, I am so ahead of the times. In the past, girls had to make their own, or cut holes in socks. Now there are so many materials and styles to choose from: wool, cotton, leather, cashmere, vinyl. Is it wrong to think of myself as a fashion trendsetter?
Some designers try to get around the “arm warmer” moniker. Marc Jacobs version. Don’t give me this “fingerless glove” crap, those are arm warmers.
So, if anyone wants some super-trendy, warm, and very cute arm warmers, send me $25 and you’ll get a pair knit to order.*
Psst… Marc, call me. Send me a couple jackets from your fall line and we’ll pretend this never happened.
*additional charge for cashmere.
The Most Boring World Series
Friday, October 17th, 2003The Most Boring World Series
Friday, October 17th, 2003The Most Boring World Series
Friday, October 17th, 2003From Coffee to Cheez – with a “Z”
Friday, October 10th, 2003This is the funniest thing I’m seen in a long long time. I can’t stop watching. Remember that movie that was going around the internet a few years ago? The one with the orange Muppety puppet rocking out in the car? This is just as good:
Ben Affleck’s L’oreal commericial
Smells just reminded me that Ben Affleck allegedly wears a toupee. Maybe that’s why L’oreal can’t air this ad in the U.S.