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Aaah…”vacation” - isn’t it wonderful?

So now you know why I’ve been missing for a bit (I’m sure you’ve noticed no blog entries since June! er…oops). Anyway, I’ve just returned from a wonderful time visiting friends and relatives in London. On previous trips to the UK, I had done the usual “touristy” Tower of London, Madame Tussaud’s, Piccadilly Circus, Harrods’, Wimbledon, London Eye etc. jaunts; however, this trip represented an “off the beaten path” approach of sorts.

One of the more interesting

Photo: Jen Davis/The New York Times

Sixty-four percent of American women are over a healthy BMI range, more than one-third are categorized as obese…you’ve heard it all before, and thanks to The New York Times, you’re hearing it again. Sure, Saks Fifth Avenue is saving spots for sizes 14 and up come fall, but is the high-end fashion world really ready to accommodate plus-sized beauties? Considering that plus-sized clothes only account for 18% of total revenue, and more than half of women in the St

'Rememberme' Chair by Tobias Juretzek | Image via Trend Hunter

We all have that one concert tee we’ll never wear again but just can’t throw out (*NSYNC anyone?) Tobias Juretzek, however, would rather his valued unwearables take up room in his den than his closet. With his ‘Rememberme’ project, the German artist molded his favorite ragtag garments onto a variety of chairs. With this half memento, half sustainable design case study, Juretzek made each piece of furniture unique and personal by press

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If you’re anything like us, whenever you need more room in your already packed apartment, it means another humiliating trip to Buffalo Exchange or Beacon’s Closet only to find out that your spare threads are “unsellable” and all you’ve got in your hands is three drawers worth of landfill. Well, if you’re a New Yorker, fitting the hottest fall trends in your closet just got a lot easier. This September, NYC is finally going green by launching a massive te

I not only work for Sway.com,but I also work for mark..mark. is an amazing company that produces professionally made items,such as clothing and makeup,but sells that at extremely low prices.I sell items from mark. as an independent representative. My store is located here: http://wdison.mymarkstore.com but I have deals for those who wish to trade in their little black dress for a cooler(by temperature,I mean,as well as fashionable)little white dress called : "Garden Party Dress." This dress is n

1. Dress for the job you want and not the job you have.

It may be a little touchy to completely out-dress your boss, but it is important to project a confident appearance at work. Set your sights on the next job you want and dress as though you already have it.

2. Think about your brand.
Unfortunately--or fortunately--depending on how you look at it, we all project an image, or our brand, to others. What is your brand at your workplace? Well dressed and polished or slouchy and too casual? In an ag

Hi there everybody, fellow fashion lovers, I sometimes try to explain in my head why do I want to be a fashion designer? This may seem like I'm not serious about being a fashion designer if this is something I'm frequently asking my self. Well first off, the reason I'm asking myself this all the time is because everybody looks at my desire to be a fashion designer as rather a joke, yes this is painful, the other reason is because I seek to find this unique drive I sense in myself as the major un