I love this LBD by Laundry by Shelli Segal, love that it’s a spaghetti string dress that is sheerat the bottom so it’s even sexier than normal. I know who wantsnormal? I wanted to show this black dress with this chic velvet wrap byBebe. The wrap is made of rayon and silk and looks 100 zilliontrillion billion million times better than real fur. I hate fur, I meanI really hate fur and I can’t stand that at this day and age we arestill clubbing our animals to wear their skins, it makes me want topuke. I’m one of these people that actually applaud when paint getsthrown on some uninformed woman wearing her fur. People ask me all thetime what they should do with their vintage furs and I say have themmade into pillows or throw rugs. I promise I won’t rant much longerhere but fur is tacky, outdated, overdone, obnoxious, arrogant, creepy,uncool and most importantly barbaric. I have no idea why designerstoday even show fur in their collections and I can’t tell you how manyemails I have sent to the major labels asking them to please considerusing another man made product. The perfect product I would have to sayis velvet and this Bebevelvet wrap is so gorgeous and today chic, not yesterday’s trend likefur. This velvet wrap looks fantastic with this black dress of coursebut it can also be worn with your skinny jeans, leggings or anything byStella McCartney because she is STYLISH enough not to do fur. All itemson my blog are for sale so please email me if interested and be sureyou check out The Thrifters Boutique. Follow me daily on Twitter and friend me on Facebook so we can connect. Click, watch and enjoy one of my many YouTube videos. Toodles for now. Daniel

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