Sunday, January 22, 2012

Fine jewelry - so versatile

R.J. Graziano makes wonderful fine jewelry, but it's also great for wearing to more low-key parties when the rest of your outfit is understated. Let the accessories speak for themselves! This pyramid bracelet sparkles, but definitely isn't too much (see title link).

Saturday, January 21, 2012

CC Skye Rings

I found this gorgeous Fools Gold Ring from CCSkye. It costs a whopping $175 but it's absolutely beautiful (see title link). Comes in two different sizes and will light up your look.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Back in the day...

I adored 'N Sync back in the day - hell, I love them now. This photo was taken circa 2000, and I love looking at their chill style from back then. Check out JT's black polo! Love that and he rocks it! Am I the only one praying for a comeback (see title link)?

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Suicide is a serious thing

I just read a story of a 16-year-old girl who stopped her friend's suicide. Imagine the sorts of issues the two are individually going through. Having your friend threaten to hurt yourself is tough to hear, but it's up to you to do something about it - you could be saving her life (see title link).

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Cool party dresses from JCP

The lastest in women's dresses is this adorably cool party dress available at JCPenney from I 'Heart' Ronson, called the Lurex Stripe Dress. It's on sale now for just $23, what a steal! Love the metallic stripes, round banded neckline, chiffon skirt, and side zipper for easy self-dressing. It's even washable (see title link)!

Monday, January 16, 2012

Sweaterdresses = compromise for the holidays

My figure isn't the right one to pull off a casual sweater dress - at least I haven't found the right one yet. But I can see this dress looking absolutely fabulous on some girls, so I'm displaying it here! It's the Lucca Couture Stitching Circle Striped Sweater Dress, available for $73 on lulus.com (see title link). I think it's really cute because of the chunky factor, three-quarter sleeves and sheerness for that little sexiness!

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Belated Christmas Cheer

Okay, I'm going to stop myself from gushing on the ring that Mariah Carey's wearing on her right hand in this cover. Yes, it's her 17-carat, pink diamond Jacob & Co. wedding ring that is estimated to be worth $2.5 million. But her Merry Christmas II You album is so perfect for the holidays, with a pop spin on our holiday favorites. I'm not a fan of listening to them on the radio (I'd definitely change stations) but turning up the Pandora channel is a must! Only $9 on Amazon (see title link).

Snuggies are USELESS!

I cannot believe Snuggies have made all the revenue that they had over the past few years. Yes, a joke gift can be fun once in a while, but I honestly hate useless gifts - what a waste of money! Gag gifts are certainly not funny, and make sure you never, ever buy them for a sort-of crush or flirty friend or anything! $15 NOT well spent. At left - the TATTOO snuggie. Gotta love prints. Nothing about this screams freedom of movement! I don't want to eat in this, I don't want to watch a movie in this, and I certainly don't want to wear it outside in public! Oversized pockets are useless, too! Thank god it's machine washable, at least.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

It's workout time! Try Dick's Sporting Goods

I need some incentive to go to the gym - maybe some shopping will indulge my New Year's Resolution? These Under Armour Micro G Split Coldgear Running Shoe is made for women's feet. The footwear is only $89.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods, and they are so comfortable with their sleekness! I don't run outside, but they're built for all weather, with excellent shock absorption, fleece lining, and great traction for speed on all surfaces. I love the cushioning for my time on the elliptical, and they're only 8.5 oz (see title link).

Thursday, January 12, 2012

New York Film Academy

I've made this post a few times, but if you really are excited about filmmaking or acting, try learning and getting out of your normal zone early in your career by going to a school for it, like New York Film Academy. You can take intensive classes for a summer, a semester, or years for learning to use the most advanced cameras, getting degrees in fine arts, and traveling around the world (see title link).