Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women. Show all posts

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Floral Bag, or Who’s Laughing Now?

Floral Bag

Say hello to the Floral Bag from Sue Kim’s fabulous book, Bags: the Modern Classics!

Floral Bag

I made the large size, and it is HUUUUUGE! I’m embarrassed to wear it in public, because it is so big. It reminds me of the trend of giant bags a few years back, do you remember that one? I secretly used to laugh at women carrying bags large enough to stash a two-year old baby in. But who’s laughing now, hmmm?

Floral Bag

However, the good thing about the size is that the scale of the print on the fabric matches the vastness of the bag perfectly, so it’s actually looks and feels appropriate and intentional. With it’s size and light weight, this bag is perfect for travel, whether as a carry on for a flight or as a weekender for a short getaway.

Floral Bag

And from a personal standpoint, this bag neatly fits into my complement of purple travel bags – I just realized that all of my luggage is purple!

Saturday, February 2, 2013

The Look and a Grain of Salt

Today’s book is The Look: A Guide to Dressing from the Inside Out, by Randolph Duke. (See if your local library has this book on WorldCat, or buy it on Amazon.)

In my quest to read everything on personal style, dressing, and fashion, I rather dubiously checked out a slick-looking book called “The Look” from the library. It wasn’t a waste of time, but watch the video for the inside scoop on this effort.

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Wacky and Eccentric and Oh-So-Fun

I recently read some books on personal style and individuality, and just had to share my thoughts on them. The books are Wacky Chicks and Eccentric Glamour, both by Simon Doonan. They are both interesting, entertaining reads in their own rights, though I gave the edge to one of them in my video review. Enjoy!