I’m not what you’d call a fashionista. But I’ve always liked clothes, and I like to look nice. Over the years, fashion has gotten less pretty and less formal. I used to have a raft of skirts and dresses, and … Continue reading →
Hey, why not? It’s not all COVID, all the time. And this one’s very short:
Continue reading →I’d already been due for a haircut when the whole COVID thing hit – in fact, overdue. I have the sort of hair that’s hard to cut well, and so I’d been putting it off. Turns out that wasn’t the … Continue reading →
I care so little about the Oscars that I can’t even pay much attention to the fashions this year. But a quick perusal should tell you all you need to know. Some were lovely. But some were – well, take … Continue reading →
Part one was certainly a comment-generator. No, I’m not going to write another long post on the subject of being late. At least, not today. And I’m not sure there’s anything still left to say about the subject after this … Continue reading →
But I don’t think I’ve ever heard someone claim to never wash her face at all. And yet, here’s Elizabeth Warren: But one of the most standout revelations stemmed from a signature Cosmo question: “What’s your skincare routine?” “Pond’s Moisturizer,” … Continue reading →
So here it is:
Continue reading →Yes, it’s the same person: Again, the before and after is the same person, but as someone says in the comments, her own family might have trouble recognizing her: And no, I don’t get a kickback from The Makeover Guy. … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: Ann Althouse.] The Guardian has published an article entitled “The 10 Greatest Cardigans”: And “cardigans” isn’t some special British word for something more important than a sweater that buttons down the front. This is actually an article identifying … Continue reading →
Li ZiQi is a phenomenally successful YouTube star from China who seems to me to be a cross between Martha Stewart and Vermeer, 21st Century style. I discovered her recently via Gerard Vanderleun’s American Digest blog, and I find her … Continue reading →
What is it about Olivia Hussey, who played Juliet about fifty years ago in Zefferilli’s movie version of the classic? Here’s a video that features photos of Hussey when young and her daughter at a similar age (it can’t be … Continue reading →