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A propos of today's blog post, I thought this tongue-in-cheek article about how Melania Trump wears her coats over her shoulders was funny: https://slate.com/human-intere.....e-intended

5 years ago

The Cat

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I found this article on wardrobe building to be food for thought and suppose it will be of interest to many other members of the forum: https://insideoutstyleblog.com.....-time.html

5 years ago

Like the Season

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I enjoyed this short piece on Carolina Herrera's first fashion show in 1981 and the emergence of a uniquely American style.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/0.....rrera.html

5 years ago

Lesley

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The Slate one is so great... I hadn't noticed that about her before but once you see a roundup of all the photos you see that it's really a thing with her! It has never occurred to me to drape a coat over my shoulders, like, even once in my life.

5 years ago

Inge

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MsMary - Hah!-))
The Cat - I like the reminder that it really does take patience and time to create a wardrobe that works for our very own personal style, body, preferences, and lifestyle.
Like the Season - I enjoyed it too, thanks (and look at Carolina's checked blouse).

Thank you so much, sweet ladies!

5 years ago

Runcarla

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Maybe add Karie's link to the conservation of the tutu on Degas' ballerina?

5 years ago

Jane

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Hi Inge, I thought this was interesting....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/fem.....ays-ex-Vog

5 years ago

Jane

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But I don't agree!

5 years ago

Jenni NZ

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Hi Inge it's another gloom-and doom story about fashion retail in NZ I'm afraid. I know of the woman quoted, she runs a plus-size brand which was the first ever plus-size brand to show at NZ Fashion Week in 2009 ( but never again, I note). I thought the article was interesting.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/busi.....d=12031253

5 years ago

Kari

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One that I shared in a separate thread: the fascinating process of The Met researching and redesigning a Degas ballerina sculpture’s skirt to suit the original intent of the artist. (I had no idea it was originally wax and was cast in bronze many years after Degas’ death!) A wonderful video here.

https://www.thecut.com/2018/04.....useum.html

The skirt it replaced (but not the original that Degas made.)
https://www.metmuseum.org/toah.....9.100.370/

5 years ago

Inge

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Carla - Yes! And great minds think alike > Kari just posted the link below;-)
Jane - It was indeed. And I'm with you, I don't agree either. In the end, it's all about how you wear something, isn't it.
Jenni - I'm so sorry to hear this. It's sad that so many small retail businesses are struggling -((
Kari - What a fascinating video, I love all the tidbits of information, and appreciate the meticulous attention to detail that was used in the process of replacing the skirt.

Thanks so much for these most excellent links, everyone!

5 years ago

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