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I recently had to start wearing wider width shoes, and it's been an interesting journey since so many comfort lines are not necessarily really pretty shoes. I love that WOMEN are trying to make pretty shoes that are comfortable. Women will save the world

7 years ago

pil

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Maybe this has been posted in the past but I just ran across it over the weekend - about bots and stylists.

https://www.washingtonpost.com.....a3c34e518b

7 years ago

Anonymous

https://www.nytimes.com/slides.....-737N.html
Copenhagen street fashion from the New York Times because, frocks with flats, especially sneakers, blue and white dresses, some mustard and some rust, socks with sandals, and more.

Or https://www.nytimes.com/slides.....collection
Because: those black and white checks seen in Europe have made it to New York City.
If you get an ad look for " continue" about a third of the way down on the right side and click on it for the next photo.

7 years ago

Kyle

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Admire this woman's creativity and talent as a seamstress: https://www.boredpanda.com/old.....arah-tyau/

7 years ago

Joyce B

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I don’t know if this has been posted previously but Madewell has a jeans recycling program where they turn the items into home insulation. You can drop off any brand and any jeans or denim items, not just women’s. They even give you a $20 coupon for a pair of Madewell jeans for your good deed.

https://www.madewell.com/inspo.....nding.html

7 years ago

The Cat

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As one who loves colour and rounded lines, of course I just loved reading this article: https://insideoutstyleblog.com.....e-joy.html.
I hope others will find it inspiring too. Who doesn't want to 'bring more joy into their life'?

7 years ago

Vildy

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The Cat that's the exact article that got me trying out more color. People react really well to it, as the Ted talk predicted.

7 years ago

Sal

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Madonna's style has always been provocative and interesting. I am sure many of us are influenced by at least one of her iconic looks.

https://www.theguardian.com/fa.....y-in-pictu

7 years ago

Inge

(website)

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Oh WOW!! So many brilliant links here, thank you all so much!!

Cindy - I hear you. Shoe shopping has become a lot harder now that I need to wear orthotics.

Pil - No, I don't think so. And WOW!

Joy - Really enjoyed browsing both!

Kyle - What a talented woman.

Joyce - That's a great initiative.

The Cat - The colours certainly made me smile;-)

Sal - Indeed!

7 years ago

L'Abeille

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http://www.canadianliving.com/.....=hootsuite

This is just a quick blurb in a Canadian magazine, praising the new Nordstrom campaign. Makes me want to watch the video, and to consider online Nordies shopping, even more than all of you Fabbers have already done !

7 years ago

Inge

(website)

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Ugh, I can't access the site from Europe at the moment (due to them not being compliant with GDPR regulations...) But the link will work for readers in the US, Canada etc.:-) Thanks L'Abeille!

7 years ago

Vildy

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How to dress like an architect.

https://www.theguardian.com/fa.....itect-this

For years, I've noticed an interest in this, usually offered as a descriptive compliment. Not my own style but really seems to have taken off with its Mumsnet thread and Pinterest board. The Pinterest board is very nice.

I like how the author includes using bright colors to achieve this, too!

Also, why it interest me the most is I enjoy paring away details to achieve less "talkiness" in my outfit and this is the other extreme to what I do as it's all about the details, everything talking at once. Though I share Rem Koolhaas' dislike of breaking up the lines of his outfit with his phone. I just fail at this but he keeps his in his sock! If only I wore socks.

7 years ago

Inge

(website)

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Hah! I just stumbled upon the same article, Vildy. I really enjoy structured outfits, so it's right up my alley. I probably won't go as far as Rem Koolhaas with the phone in the sock;-)

7 years ago

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