PeSuit and Tie

  last week i read a harper's bazaar from november 2023  and was interested in whether i can translate mid-fall trend into spring terms. check it out! the bazaar flight school market memo: cropped aviator jackets why don't you...  top it all with a pair of wire-rimmed sunglasses swing time market memo: circle skirts why don't you... give it a whirl in a pair of slingback kitten heels sweet spot the vault: statement earrings maximalist drop earrings  with rich candy-colored gems  are the perennial pop stars of any jewelry collection . shopping list fall statement pieces - spring edition? the colorful parka the abstract patterned dress the novelty belt buckle the embellished combat boot the chunky chain bracelet the beaded shoulder bag the mixed-stoned earrings why don't you... the month of may in culture and style 1. discover what 'emily' has to say. with the devil wears prada 2, i recommend checking out plum sykes'  writings - her substack ps by plum sykes ...

  what i'm reading... i completed bergdorf blondes , if you're in the mood for a fun fashion chick lit with a plot twist ending, this easy read is perfect for you. feels super relevant especially with the cbk resurgence, and the 2000s nostalgia hits the spot. there's definitely lots of shallowness, like a gossip girl in her mid-twenties, and your healthy (?) dose of spoiled brat. next read is a november 2023 harper's bazaar  found almost forgotten in my pile of magazines, and i'm going through the vogue france fall/winter 25-26 collections . tune in next couple weeks for some inspo i gathered from these magazines. saturday was spent in the company of betsey johnson , as i binge-read her memoir. maybe i read it so fast because i relate to her eccentric style? maybe it's because she loved all the wild sides of life but stayed true to her 'good girl self'. in the memoir, she speaks about how she struggled in the 70s to be taken serious in the industry as sh...

  what i'm watching... does it count that i passively watch sib and her hilarious snapchat commentary on gospodin savršeni ?  sib and i were not raised on trashy reality tv. we weren't allowed to watch big brother  in the 2010s, never had cable to keep up with the kardashians, we only got a glimpse later on in high school when we had no internet curfew. but we remember it being scandalous  and barely censored. the few reality shows (croatian farma - celebrities are stuck on a farm with no outside world connection) we watched - had sex scenes, uncensored cussing, and the night camera to even catch annoying snores and forbidden fondling.  sib and i laughed during this week's episodes of  gospodin savršeni , modesty culture ruined trashy reality tv too. could it be for the best? that a bachelor only kisses a girl 29 episodes in, is absolutely courteous, and here we are clutching our pearls at the other bachelor who keep insinuating he has a boner every episode...