Het dragen

Ik hield door de de steekproefverkoop van Kimberly Ovitz deze op Zondag en snagged dit Bovenkant van Kimberly van Ovitz de „Stanley“. Ik ben te lui voor broek, zodat kocht ik het in een grootte zes - bovenkant nu van Kimberly O's is de „Stanley“ een kleding…

Het haten

Ik houd van te denken dat ik zo veel geen uitloper voor gemerkte schoonheidsgadgets ben, maar ik ben nieuwsgierig met een Dorisch grijs-Niveau van verlangen voor schoonheid.

Zo een seizoen geleden blies ik een paar honderd nr! nr! het haarverwijdering van de huislaser, wat nu op verkoop in Sephora is aangezien zij het met vervangen Verwijdering van het de laserhaar van SensEpil de huis.

Misschien mijn te eerlijk haar - de de verwijderingsbehandeling van het laserhaar is best voor donker, ruw haar - maar ik merkte nooit veel van een verschil met mijn nr op! nr!. Ik hield het hopen merkbaar nr! nr! de resultaten waren weg een zitting, maar nu ik SensEpil de verwijdering van het laserhaar heb te spelen met, ben ik met Nietzsche: De „hoop is slechtst van kwaden, want het de kwellingen van de mens.“ verlengt

Ook bovengenoemde Nietzsche, de „bescheidenheid van Vrouwen stijgt over het algemeen met hun schoonheid.“ Oh, u vleit me…

Het willen

Gecre�ërd door de zelfde wetenschappers achter jaren 10+ van pro de verwijderingstechnologie van het laserhaar, TRIA was de eerste fDA-Ontruimde het haarverwijdering van de huislaser.

Bij $795, TRIA de verwijderingssysteem van het huishaar is duurder dan sephora-Gepooid Van de het huislaser van SensEpil het haarverwijdering, maar het e-woord is dat TRIA verwijdert 90% van uw haar, terwijl SensEpil wist ongeveer 75%…

Using

Silk’n SensEpil’s PR just sent me their home laser hair removal system. Clinically proven, FDA-cleared, and a flat $500 instead of what I figure are four figures of medispa appoinments, Silk’n SensEpil’s choice. My first Silk’n SensEpil session took an hour, but I’d remove every hair off my body — excepting my brows, lashes, and bob — if I could.

With safety features that block you from using SensEpil if it’ll damage your skin, prevent you from hitting your eyes with the laser, and flash-pulse technology that’s closer to a medispa treatment, Silk’n SensEpil is a 911 and no!no! at-home laser removal’s a tin-can Camry…

Hating

It takes more imagination to reimagine a classic formula than it does to set fire to the wheel.

Menswear classicist Michael Bastian gets it: “The hardest thing is to take something familiar and make it better. The easiest thing is to create something no one has ever seen before. There’s a reason no one’s ever seen it — because someone tried it, and it didn’t work in the real world.”

Maggie Ward gets it: the Los Angeleno, female version of Michael Bastian, Maggie Ward is iconic sportswear made even more flattering.

Too many syllables running off my keyboard?  Here’s all you need to know: Maggie Ward is making silk dolphin shorts.

So why my hate?  I hate that I can’t buy a pair in stores yet, and I’m debating whether I should happy or sad to see other chicks in these.

I’m so bad about sharing…

Wearing

You could count on one hand how many times I wear pants in a year — I’ve only dresses in my closet, plus a pair of tailored Japanese selvedge jeans, deadstock ’80s skinny jeans I bought in school before skinny jeans were cool (then uncool again), and some Maggie Ward sweatpants. As soon as I discovered Maggie Ward sweats, how often I wore pants doubled.

Like a pair of Marlies Dekkers undies, Maggie Ward sweatspants wear better than air — you’ll barely feel them, but you’ll be desperate to keep them on…

Wanting

Maggie Ward is very ready-to-wear that’s like your best friend: you want everyone to understand how wonderful Maggie Ward is, without having to share her. I’d love to tell you how Maggie Ward takes iconic sportswear — sweatpants, dolphin shorts, sweatshirts — and spins them out of sueded silk, artisanal Japanese fabric, and washable stretch leathers. I’d love for you to understand all the effort that goes into designing this effortless chic –

Without having to see another chick in it.

But you’re going to buy this jumpsuit, too, because Maggie Ward re-imagined this classic right –

This Maggie Ward jumpsuit is that most choice Charlie’s Angels jumpsuit, only made more timeless in a subtle silk.

Tell me before you wear it next time, so we can avoid some blushing…

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Wanting

I didn’t see this Black Fleece shift dress at the Black Fleece boutique in New York, otherwise I would have put my Black Fleece knit suit back on the rack and found a matching jacket for this shift.

Made of pure camel hair in Italy, this Black Fleece dress is detailed with horn buttons on the back, and its straight skirt falls below the knee.

Ditch the obvious Hervé — it’s infinitely sexier to be so conservatively covered up in something the color of your skin…

Hating

The concept of Black Fleece is smart: Brooks Brothers gone bro. But a kitten-heeled, peep-toed spectator pump? I get the wit, but that heel is more dated, ironic or not…