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    Paris couture: the good, the bad and the ugly
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    by boliyou  2-10-2008   
     From Time.com's photoessay , my opinions. Paris fashion week is more over-the-top than New York's. You see more "concept" designs and less streetwear. For example, this Dior number, inspired by Gustav Klimt. The dress itself is supersaturated yellow, some nice embellishments, but a ridiculous hemline and a bow guaranteed to poke you in the face during conversation. The hair and make-up? Atrocious. This seafoam Armani is beautiful. Soft, feminine flowy skirt, form-fitting bodice and a bit of edge on the shoulder. Shows off the wearer and the designer. If Little Bo Peep and Little Boy Blue had a baby, they'd get Christian Lacroix to dress her. A fairy-tale shepherdess in royal pastels, all she's missing is a crook with a little pink bow on it. White chiffon Armani. I like the creamy drape of the skirt, and the winding black and turquoise embellishments. Again with the neck armor... is she jousting late
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    Freudian slip(pers)
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    by boliyou  11-18-2007   
     Nothing says "you need serious psychological help. Like, from the ground up," like these toasty plush slippers. Because sometimes a cigar isn't just a cigar. $24.95 at The Unemployed Philosopher's Guild
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    Purse watch...watch purse?
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    by boliyou  11-12-2007   
     From What on Earth, a totebag with a large analog clock built into the outside. This is no mini-tote or novelty clock. The clock-face is 6", the patent-finish bag 12/5"Hx16"Wx4.5"D. It's even been bedazzled. Definitely an attention-getter. Link via GeekAlert
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