City People Fashion

November 18th, 2007 by admin

Welcome back to Missdemeanors, where we issue a virtual spanking to the internet’s most popular bloggers for their Crimes Against Womanity. After a slow week last week - aside from the scandal of posting Rian from The Skinny’s photo - we’re back in business! Jenny and her little bitch Todd continue to irk us on I Don’t Like You In That Way, while a newbie - Drunken Stepfather - makes them look like Mr. Rogers in the Land of Make Believe. But as usual, Rian continues to remind us why posting that photo of her last week was totally obligatory (to quote her sorry ass). Let the Jezebel Justice System begin.

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

1) Scarlett Johansson

2) Jessica Alba

3) Gisele Bundchen

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

I’m not much of a Hiary Duff fan but this denim blazer from her clothing line, STUFF is cute. For girls of course.
. I love denim jackets on kids. I love the painted flower detail on the shoulder and the frayed edges are just too cute for words. You can buy it for your girl for only $15

STYLE TOTS TIP : Just don’t let your daughter wear this denim blazer with any other denims. It would be better if she wears a denim jacket over a nice dress
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November 18th, 2007 by admin

A pair of of cargo pants is a must have in any boy’s closet. This ECKO Unltd. Belted Cargo pants is a perfect example of a nice pair. Wear it any shirts, polo, ring tees, and dress shirts. When it comes to shoes, you can wear it with canvas sneakers, hi-top or low-top boots. Cargo pants can go from casual to dressy. Seriously, the possibilities of combinations are endless. Btw, this Ecko Cargo pants is only $15 and is available in size and 6.

Belted Cargo pants, Boys Cargo pants, ECKO Kids, ECKO Pants, ECKO Unltd Cargo Pants, Kids Cargo Pants, Style Tots Tips

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

So, you know how we named the alleged “Worst Parents In The Universe”? Well we’re not supposed to do that again until we get our hands on some “proof” or some shit, because of some Gawker Media corporate directive made obviously not by me. But, truth be told, I think the diligent reporter who broke the story of how a couple of residents of suburban St. Louis Myspace-tormented 13-year-old girl Megan Meier into committing suicide should do the honors, as do a lot of readers of his newspaper and a lot of nerdy reporter types who read Romenesko. And while Steve Pokin has not really said much about why he decided not to name the parents, his old editor offers a fleshed out defense of the decision to excercise (ahem) discretion to this end in the Romenesko comments:

It’s easy for some blogger in New York City (who likely doesn’t have to deal with these kinds of decisions and their real-world impact) to shoot his or her mouth off.

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

This was the best picture I could come up with!
Day 3 of Pink Beauty was a nice relaxing day outing with my son and husband. I wanted a natural but girly look today. I decided on doing a neutral eye and added black liquid liner winged out a bit to give it that girly-feminine quality. I concentrated more colour on the cheeks and left my lips a nice soft neutral. This is definitely a look you can wear everyday and to change it up just add a darker lip colour to spice it up for the evening. Here is how I achieved the looks and the products I used.

The look:
To achieve that natural look you still have to put a bit of effort into it. Your goal is to even out your skin tone without over powdering or over concealing. You want your skin to look luminous and not shiny. For the eyes, I applied Eye Splendor Eye Shadow in Worshiped, an almost matte neutral beige, all over from lash line to brow bone. I’ve used this colour as a base for the past 2 days because it’s such a great neutral! To make my eye go from bland to glam, I added a black liquid liner to the top lash line only applying it from the center of the eye to the outer corner. Since it was still day time, I winged it out and up just a bit to give it that flirtiness without looking over done. To make my cheeks look dewy and fresh, I applied Cream Radiance Rouge in Delight, a rosy-pink, to the apples of my cheeks ( I also used this on my cousin for Day 1). For those of you that have naturally rosy cheeks, this colour was specifically designed for women with redness because it doesn’t add more red to the skin. The base is more browny than red. To finish off the look, I swiped on Lip Scintillate Lip Gloss in Sashay (which was named after the creator’s husband Sasha! aww), a sheer plumy-brown.

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

If you’re near the Athens or even Atlanta, Georgia metro areas, you need to make a visit to Faeryland Emporium’s grand opening in Comer, Georgia. Instead of bothering with Black Friday shopping, take the magical road instead.
Faeryland Emporium is a magickally funky, colorful, and whimsical world of shopping enchantment! You will find every nook and cranny filled with delights for the eyes, heart, and spirit. From apothecary style natural perfumes to miles of glittering jewelry and faery goods, from handmade felted mini-friends to organic gourmet teas, they’ve got everything your heart could hope for all under one Faerylandish roof! Enter a world of lush, mossy greens, deep sensuous purples, funky orange ribbons, vintage pink velvets, and glitter beyond the imagination. If it’s enchanted, mystical, or FUN, they’ve got it. Fair trade, handmade, and organic goods rock the house at Faeryland, too.

shopping

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November 18th, 2007 by admin

Today I rewinded back a few years to circa 2001, when I was concerned with what uni I was going to get into and whether I’d finish my A-level art coursework on time.  Perhaps because I was running doing very 2001-esque things today on a grey Saturday; going to Paperchase for art supplies, picking up something from the Chinese bakery, listening to the same music I listened to pre-uni, eating at a cafe that I hadn’t been to in years.  Similarly, my outfit reflected those sixth-form days when I was stuck on knee-high socks even in the coldest of winters, had a plaid obsession, ONLY wore flat shoes and of course, layered to my heart’s content much to my art classmates’ curiosity who wondered if I could wear a different outfit everyday to school.    It’s not that I don’t do or wear any of the things above anymore….but all of it on one day equals total re-immersion into my 2001. 

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