Marc Jacobs for Dior ? Really? As Sarah Palin would say, "Say it Ain't So". I respect Marc Jacobs as a designer, however I associate him as an American classic designer who throws pop colors into his collection to make them interesting. Change is good, however John Galliano is more out of the box sprinkled with a touch of over-the-top. While finding someone to fill John's G's shoes is like trying to find a perfect match for Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men and Jobs for Apple, I'd prefer to see a designer that has a Je ne sais quoi under his name to fill this role. However, it's always best to have a mind open to everything and attached to nothing.MY STYLE : Femme Fatale, Tough, Boho
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- This blog is about celebrity & street fashion. Stay up to date on all the latest trends before the rest of the world catches on! I have a knack on what's about to trend. My passion took me on a very fortunate venture with a fashion trend forecasting company. My style is editorial, but not over the top. A standout piece yet relatable, something you can wear no matter where you live & still look trendy without over doing it. I'm also on a budget so I can't accessorize & layer as much as I'd like to, so I blog about what I wear which is budget friendly fashion. I look forward to share my insight & intuition for style with people who enjoy it as much as I do. FASHION FAVES: TOP 3: KATE MOSS, KATE HUDSON, JOHNNY DEPP, Jennifer Lopez, Mary Kate Olsen, Charlize Theron, Vanessa Hudgens, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, David Beckham, Kanye West, Beyonce
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Marc Jacobs for Dior ? Really? As Sarah Palin would say, "Say it Ain't So". I respect Marc Jacobs as a designer, however I associate him as an American classic designer who throws pop colors into his collection to make them interesting. Change is good, however John Galliano is more out of the box sprinkled with a touch of over-the-top. While finding someone to fill John's G's shoes is like trying to find a perfect match for Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men and Jobs for Apple, I'd prefer to see a designer that has a Je ne sais quoi under his name to fill this role. However, it's always best to have a mind open to everything and attached to nothing.
Marc Jacobs for Dior ? Really? As Sarah Palin would say, "Say it Ain't So". I respect Marc Jacobs as a designer, however I associate him as an American classic designer who throws pop colors into his collection to make them interesting. Change is good, however John Galliano is more out of the box sprinkled with a touch of over-the-top. While finding someone to fill John's G's shoes is like trying to find a perfect match for Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men and Jobs for Apple, I'd prefer to see a designer that has a Je ne sais quoi under his name to fill this role. However, it's always best to have a mind open to everything and attached to nothing.
