Edited by: Ashe Mischief of Dramatis Personae
This has such a bloggers' spirit in it! From a ballsy and confident “I Like Being Fat” at Return to Sender to Awakened Aesthetic's post on greenwashing & buying American to Cake Not Coke’s expose on Venus Williams’ controversial courtside fashion, fashion bloggers are brave and bold. Just the way I like them.
Awakened Aesthetic: On Independence Day, we’re told to “buy American.” This eco girl is telling you to think twice.
Bonne Vie discusses online auction sites; Are they frauds or a fair gamble?
Cake Not Coke: Venus William’s Daring on the Court Fashions…
Dedicated Follower of Fashion: Interview with Actor/Activist: Adrian Grenier & TV Producer: Peter Glatzer creators of SHIFT, and eco fashion media platform.
Dramatis Personae: What’s so Dazzling about Shoe Dazzle?
fête a fête: Atelier Cologne – new French luxe fragrance house
Grechen Blogs: do you read blogs about blogging? do you find the helpful? are the relevant to the fashion blogging community?
haute.halifax: A review of several collections inspired by women of the G8 by local Nova Scotian designers
(IT Hunter): ‘Alice Springs’ pseudonym used by June Newton, Helmut Newton’s wife, to sign her photos first international retrospective
Miss Jones & Me: Boyfriend Booty
Ode to Awe: After months of being unable to locate them online, Japan’s Transvestite brand is found
Oranges & Apples: Is it worth buying more expensive nail polish?
Pixie in Pumps: My take on jewelry storage, creative but not cluttered or tacky.
Profresh Style: Daily Makeup Routine!
Retro Chick: The meaning of Vintage
Return to Sender: I Like Being Fat
Speak Femme:While rummaging around in my grandmother’s sewing room, I found the most amazing guide to sewing and style, courtesy of Vogue.
Sugar & Spice: To Friendship
The Coveted: Pull up a chair, we’re flipping through Elle’s Music Issue
The Curvy Fashionista: What do you do when your shoes do not fit? Opt for a custom pair with Jen+Kim Shoes!
July 1, 2010
Reader Comments (1)
Venus' outfits don't always succeed. But you have to give the girl credit for taking risks, just as she does with her game. ;)
Tami: I totally agree!