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Inge

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How about another round of links, sweet Fabbers?-)

Pop your link in the comments section and let us know why you would like to share it.

Thank you.

9 years ago

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HiggsMistress

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Ever wonder why women's clothing sizes are all over the place? I think Sarah Andersen of Sarah's Scribbles nails it here

http://sarahcandersen.com/page/3

9 years ago

Inge

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Funny:-) Thanks, HM.

9 years ago

LadyLilac

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Now that fall weather is arriving, I've been playing more with my scarves. The link below always gives me more ideas.

http://www.scarves.net/scarf-tying-index.html

9 years ago

citygirldc

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http://40plusstyle.com/what-is-style-2/
An article on "What is Style?" from the 40+ style.

9 years ago

Marlene

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How to wear the new track pant trend. I have some of these interesting beasts and I am stumped! I hope this helps! http://www.kendieveryday.com/
(this links to the home page. I cannot figure out how to link to the posting itself)

9 years ago

Jaime

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Inge I wasn't sure if you would be doing links this week!
This is a wonderful clip by Bill Cunningham spotlighting shirts seen at NYFW:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09.....ef=fashion
I hope Angie has a chance to see it!

9 years ago

Laurinda

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Photographer Yassine El Mansouri launched a week-long video/portrait project to ask what our wardrobes say about us as individuals... and what about the clothes in the back of our closets. What the clothes in your wardrobe say about you

[It reminds me of Philip Menzel's photo essay Material World: A Global Family Portrait ]

9 years ago

Suz

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With all the plaid love going on, we need to get our terminology straight. Laurinda pointed me to this fab link: http://www.fashionlush.com/wp-.....-plaid.jpg

9 years ago

Laura (rhubarbgirl)

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Thought this article was interesting re the challenges of American manufacturing and the growing trend of small brands that serve niche markets and may fund via kickstarter, etc.:
Tracking down San Francisco’s top-secret denim factory
http://www.sfgate.com/style/ar......php#page-

9 years ago

Vildy

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http://www.theguardian.com/fas.....al-catwalk

I'm most interested in silhouette. " Silhouette defines fashion at its most primal level. You can use clothing to convey status in three different ways. "
And then goes on to say none of these seem to apply this year. She ends with a nice bit about heels meaning belonging and feeling secure enough to leave them home since none of the front row-ers would be looking down at her. So there's 3 things I"m interested in: silhouette, status and belonging.

9 years ago

annagybe

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I like this analysis of Burberry Prorsum take on the denim jacket. I agree it's more J. Crew. But hey I can wear my fitted denim jacket again.
http://eatsleepdenim.com/blog/.....5/#.VBijev

9 years ago

Inge

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Moderator

LadyLilac - There's loads of inspiration their for sure.
Citygirldc and Marlene - Great posts, thank you. (ETA: Marlene: if you click on the title of the blog post in question, you are taken to the page for that individual post, and can copy/paste the url from there.)
Shevia - I love the clip. And yes, I am doing Link Love, News Roundups etc as usual over the next weeks, but they'll feel a little special for me because I'll be writing them from Seattle:-)
Very interesting, Laurinda.
Suz - Smart plan "Tattersall" was new to me.
Off to read your articles Laura and Vildy.
Anna - Ha, I still have my more tailored denim jacket hanging in my closet too:-)

For the next four weeks, I'll be writing the Link Love posts on Wednesday instead of Thursdy (publication is still on Thursday as usual), so I'll be closing these threads a day early too.

Thanks so much for a truly great set of links, ladies. This thread is now closed and we'll do a new one again next week.

9 years ago

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