[...] Then there’s Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony. According to Vogue, vintage loving Sevigny will be lending a helping hand to design her very own collection for the store. Now I know I’m not a fan of celebrity labels but I’ll be the first to admit that the girls got style and fashion knowledge in abundance which will hopefully manifest itself in the finished product due to be unveiled on Sept 10. [...]

I actually think that SJP has a point about covering up. The competition to see who can bare the most flesh which was instigated by Liz Hurley in that Versace pin dress and escalated by Kelly Brook in that tacky Julien MacDonald assemble is now stale and pass its sale by date. It is now time to go back to chic but feminine cuts that designers such as Alice Temperley and Stella McCartney are pushing. In defence of SJP there is a scene in Sex and the City where Carrie tells Samantha that they have all reached an age where they have to put it in and start dressing like mature women.

Well Said!

From the very old times, celebs always thought that they are much more superior than we the ordinary people. Your article once again proved this fact.

Your article makes young women being oblivious of the world around them, ignorant of other peoples’ views, rude and just plain self-absorbed a positive thing to reach for.

Can I be there when you start complaining how young girls don’t know their own asses from a hole in the floor??? Pretty please???

[...] Tired of celeb collaborations? My Fashion Life weighs in on the trend and I agree. Additionally, it’s just a new marketing ploy as celeb endorsements/ads are sooo 20th century and doesn’t work anymore. Well, maybe in Japan. [...]