Balmain, Fall 2009
The Spring 2010 runways already show a much reduced shoulder. So when deciding which trends to invest in, you can take Big Shoulders off the list.
Big shouders: Put a fork in them, they're so done.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
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Showing posts with label Balmain. Show all posts
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Don't Majorly Invest in Sharp Shoulders
The shoulder shown on the Fall 2009 runways was pretty ginormous, a style in which I would never invest or recommend. It is the kind of feature, when viewed in photos 10 years from now will illicit the response,"What was I thinking?". I cite photos from the '80s as an example (and the inspiration for this look).
The Spring 2010 runways already show a much reduced shoulder. So when deciding which trends to invest in, you can take Big Shoulders off the list.
Big shouders: Put a fork in them, they're so done.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
The Spring 2010 runways already show a much reduced shoulder. So when deciding which trends to invest in, you can take Big Shoulders off the list.
Big shouders: Put a fork in them, they're so done.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Zeal for Zippers
These days everyone needs an edge.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
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These boots are sure to deliver.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Real vs. Deal
Jennifer's Balmain Sandals at Bergdorf Goodman, $2,300 or online at Luisa via Roma, €1,475
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
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Aldo's Smeal Sandal, $125
There is nothing like wearing the real thing, but with things the way they are in the world, it's insane to think about spending $2,300 on a pair of shoes.
$2,300 can buy 300 long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, 500 packets of high energy biscuits specifically for malnourished children in emergency situations, 350 doses of the measles vaccine, 100 HIV/AIDs rapid diagnostic test kits suitable for children over 18 months old, 5 double-sided chalkboards, 10 chalkboard dusters, 500 white chalk sticks and 500 colored chalk sticks when donated to Unicef, just food for thought.
$2,300 can buy 300 long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, 500 packets of high energy biscuits specifically for malnourished children in emergency situations, 350 doses of the measles vaccine, 100 HIV/AIDs rapid diagnostic test kits suitable for children over 18 months old, 5 double-sided chalkboards, 10 chalkboard dusters, 500 white chalk sticks and 500 colored chalk sticks when donated to Unicef, just food for thought.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
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