
So what are ladies looking for, when it comes to car purchasing? The following are main traits which an ideal lady’s car should possess. First of all women are looking for good value while choosing an automobile, therefore the car ought to be reasonably priced. Women prefer stylish designs, safety and protection, and also comfort and ease in driving. The question is this: how could you have high performance, visual appeal, comfortable and uncomplicated without breaking the budget? The answer will be to decide upon high-class certified used cars in Seattle, which have low mileage. You are shopping in Seattle’s auto-market you’ll have the ability to buy high-class auto and stay within your budget limits. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out Men’s Style.com for all the runway action for the Fall 2011Menswear shows. Perhaps the oddest among the new trends on the horizon is the one fave labels Marni and Prada seem to be trying to set of leggings for men. Uh, memo to Consuelo and Miu Miu: Some peeps don’t even like leggings on the gals, what makes you think they’re going to fly with the guys?
Some show highlights include:
-Alexander McQueen with his models sporting Ken Doll hair and superhero/futuristic suits, jackets and jumpsuits.
-Burberry Prorsum and Christopher Bailey’s awesome military-inspired pieces in shades of grey, blue and olive.
-Costume National and Ennio Capasa’s winter whites, chic grey suits, iridescent grey parkas and jackets, and use of cummerbunds sans tuxedos. Read the rest of this entry »
While YSL was the best in the lot of the Fall 2011 Paris Menswear shows from yesterday’s post, Paul Smith’s collection was the best overall. I found it was the most consistent, stylish, and wearable of the Paris men’s shows. The looks presented appeared put-together yet effortless, as if thrown together casually or with careless abandon.
Smith was inspired by his friends’ young, English schoolboy sons on a weekend getaway to the country. He instantly had me at “young, English schoolboys!” Cheers, luv! Read the rest of this entry »