Fashion Challenge

This message is to DD as much as anyone else. I saw this on YouTube and thought that she and you might be interested in this. Instead of reading Vogue and watching fashion shows, why not put one on.

Pink's New Hat

I have got to show you what DD thought was worth $15.00 at the fair this weekend.



I’m sure she will be depressed to find that I found it online for less than $10.00. I must tell you though that this is a very Pink thing. I don’t mean that it is pink, although it is, but instead I am referring to DD. Since an infant, I have dubbed DD in Pink aka Pink-ree, Pink-sree. (Please note this was long before Pinkever hit the airways) How this nickname became even I don’t know, but why do parents nickname their kids anything. So given her name (and her attitude), this hat is perfect for her. I’ll try to get a picture of her in it for you to see.

By,
D

Marc Jacobs - Shoes and Bags

Mom, It’s just Marc Jacobs Signature they always look like drug addicts girls, or guys they ALWAYS look high. I don’t know why he does it, but I still luv his shoes & bags…… lol :-p




By: C <3

Marc Jacobs Fashion

Marc Jacobs, what were you thinking? This advertisement is scanned out of my daughter’s copy of Teen Vogue. May I emphasize “Teen”. How does using a cross dressing man as a model sell clothes? Frankly, I have seen cross dressers that wear clothes better than I do, but this is NOT one of them. Does his advertising team think that this advertisement is attractive? Does he really think this model does his fashions justice? Does he think our daughters will want to run out and buy his clothes? Or is he hoping for our sons? If there is any beauty in these dresses, it is lost on the model.

Of course the other side of this question is why does Teen Vogue accept advertising like this? Doesn’t an advertisement like this annoy more readers than attract. I’m all for cutting edge fashion, but isn’t there some moral obligation about what you show when you are marketing to such an impressionable age?