While visiting the Grand Canyon with her family, first lady Michelle Obama revealed lots of leg in a pair of short shorts.
Short shorts are what everyone in American is wearing and what you’ll see in all fashion magazines, but is it appropriate for the first lady?
Many arguments have been made for both sides. Some say that it’s more important to have a first lady who shows confidence with her own body and connect with women and others who say that an official moment like stepping off of Air Force One should be considered more formal.
Do you agree or disagree?
The Arena X-Glide swimsuit has been causing some waves at the latest swim meets. In case you don’t know about this sporting bathing suit, it’s said to be the reason behind Phelps’ loss to Paul Biedermann in the 200-meter freestyle competition in Rome last week.
You won’t be seeing this design at any more meets because Phelps’ said it’s me or the swimsuit.
The X-Glide Swimsuit, which is a full body sport design with zipper in the back, has since been banned from swimming competitions because it gives the swimmers an unfair edge. The swimsuit helps the swimmer float so all they have to do is head towards the finish line.
Barneys display window killed… literally.
A blood-splattered window displayed mannequins being attacked was quickly removed after offending customers.
The creator director, Simon Doonan, removed the displays as soon as he returned from being away. Doonan claimed that they,
“encourage our display people to be creative. We give them a lot of latitude, but this clearly crossed the line,” he said. “It’s as if someone saw a bad Hitchcock movie.”
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“The Rachel”
Who’s to blame: Jennifer Aniston
Shoulder pads
Who’s to blame: Melanie Griffith
Legwarmers
Who’s to blame: Jennifer Beals
Stupid Baby Names
Who’s to blame: Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin, Bono, Victoria Beckham, David Beckham
Dressing like your crazy, alcoholic uncle
Who’s to blame: Diane Keaton
Shoes that look like medieval torture devices
Who’s to blame: The cast of “Gladiator”
Tiny, little cars suited for clowns, not people
Who’s to blame: Charlize Theron
Drag queen makeup
Who’s to blame: Elizabeth Taylor
Tight, white, polyester suits
Who’s to blame: John Travolta
Capri Pants
Who’s to blame: Rose McGowan
According to Sympatico.MSN
A fashion faux pas and a wardrobe malfunction, the dreaded back fat is never a do.
Bras are the major contributor to this unattractive look. But the right fitting bra can also be the solution. What most women may not realize is that this has nothing to do with your bra being too small, but is actually due to your bra being too big!
Read the solution for this fashion blunder.
Here’s a video on finding the perfect bra.
We as women spend a lot of our time thinking about our looks, especially when it comes to what we’re going to wear!
Now we all know that you would never purposely make a fashion faux pas, but sometimes they do happen. So here’s a list of fashion blunders we all find ourselves in with tips on how to avoid them in the future.
From About.com
Mr. Blackwell, first name Richard, was best-known for his biting commentaries on celebrity fashion. He died Sunday from complications due to an intestinal infection - he was 86. Read more…
LONDON - Luxury goods may be one luxury that eBay can no longer afford.
On Monday a French court ordered the Californian online auctioneer to pay 39.9 million euros ($62.9 million) to the luxury goods company LVMH for allowing the sale of counterfeit goods on its online auction site.
“We are very satisfied with this ruling,” an LVMH spokeswoman told Forbes.com. EBay said it would appeal the decision.
LVMH closed up 0.8%, or 53 euro cents (83 cents), to 66.58 euros ($104.77) in Paris on Monday, while eBay ticked down 0.3%, to $27.53 in New York midday trading. Read more…
According to Vidya Ram
NEW YORK - A New York woman filed suit against Limited Brands Inc. Monday alleging the parent company of Victoria’s Secret stole her idea for its Very Sexy 100-way strapless convertible bra.
Katerina Plew sued in U.S. District Court in lower Manhattan, saying Victoria’s Secret infringed her May 2004 patent and knew about the patent since at least April 2006. Read more…
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