I am a 26 year old married woman. I have to attend my husband’s office party next week. I am thinking of wearing a very formal black skirt with a ruffled “gray/steel” silk shirt and black heels. Would this be appropriate for the occasion? Also,.. what should i carry- a black handbag or a clutch purse? What other accessories do i need to use? Thanks !! »View More
My daughter is 4. I let her pick her own outfits at the stores we shop at and she picks out all boring brown and black clothes.At her preschool all the kids are wearing red, purple, and pink sparkley dresses when she comes with a ripped up jean skirt with black leggings and a tight black tank top. We live by a kids jewlery store called Claires and we recintly got her ear peirced. She picked plain black balls for her earing. I told her after we got her ears peirced she could get 10 things from the 99 cent rack and she picked a pair of black gloves, dark dark purple nail polish, a hair clip with green hair, silver belt [that she wears by her waist whithout putting it in belt hoops, and 6 silver bangles. She then said at the cash register “Here... »View More
Background: This is my first real professional interview. I’m flying out to California on Monday to interview for a job at a small software company. I already have a pantsuit, but I need advice on what type of shoes and shirt I should wear with it. I’m afraid that I’ll look too mannish (I tried my one white blouse with it, and it looked terrible), but this is my only suit, and I don’t want to buy one with a skirt. I’ve heard that women should wear suits with skirts, but is it acceptable to wear one with pants? I don’t really have a good pair of pumps, and after trying on about eight million today, I remain convinced that they are impossible to find. I have a pair of ankle boots that might work, but I’m... »View More
I want to be able to dress up as what ever it is with my own clothes. Or clothing/accessories I can purchase easily. Im thinking about going as a woman from the 1900’s. With a cream colored blouse, black long skirt. But… I think that’ll be weird… I dont want stuff like witches, princess, fairies… And we cant wear micro mini skirts, tank tops, halters, spaghetti straps, ect. »View More
Plea to Oprah to do a show on women’s hair loss, alopecia, and growth of additional hair industry »View More
ok, i cant afford to buy myself uggs, so i was thinking about getting some of those birkenstock clogs which are always on sale. what do u think about these? http://www.birkenstockusa.com/products/women/clogs/boston/soft-footbed-pea-coat-wool/86044 should i get them in -anthracite -cocoa -lime -very grape (i dont really like these at all) -peeacoat hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah dayna you are so funny, omg i think im gunna die. woooo, ur just,…way too funny girl making me crack up »View More
Hi, I’m looking to buy a wool coat which one should I get? A wool pea coat? or a wool walker coat? (a walker coat is basically a pea coat but longer) My body type is like an hour glass but with some extra weight on it, lol. The reason why I’m asking (besides the expensive price) is to see if women who have bought coats, similar to this, get more wear out of one more than the other. Your answers are appreciated, thanks. »View More
One of the biggest questions that is asked by people that apply makeup on a regular basis is how often they should be cleaning their makeup brushes. The answer may be surprising to most while not surprising at all to others – You should clean your makeup brushes as often as possible. There is no real right or wrong answer to this question, because your makeup brushes are not going to go stale or anything if they pass a certain date, but when you have dirty makeup brushes, dirty powder puffs and dirty sponges, you should realize that a lot of bacteria has been accumulated. Even if you apply makeup after you cleanse, your skin will still have some sort of oil, adding even more bacteria to the tools. If you don’t clean your tools... »View More
