The color itself exudes a shitload of class. When I think of beige, brands like Burberry or icons like Jackie O. come to mind. No wonder it can even make sluts and the homeless look somewhat sophisticated.
However, with all prior reasoning aside, I was extremely disappointed with GAP's spring 2011 ready to wear collection. There's only so much beige one person can handle before they begin to question their own sanity and go on a seafood and gin binge. (I'm looking at you Uncle Gary)
The only piece that really stood out to me was this white shift dress, which looks like it could have been ripped off the BCBG spring runway show.

What truly blew my mind was Talbots spring collection. I had previously thought that store was purely for the menopausal or those who had forsaken their grandchildren for a horde of belligerent cats all named after British royalty. Apparently the store is doing a complete re-branding and style make-over to try and win over a younger set.

For example, this coral dress is adorable and simply to die for. It even has a high enough neckline so people will acknowledge me by name.


I can't get over the color of this skirt paired with the belt and the shoes. It makes me want to ride a bike along the Seine with fresh cut flowers, a baguette, and wine in the little bike basket. Needless to say there would be streamers attached to said bike, along with a horn and possibly training wheels. In case you couldn't infer, I haven't touched a bike since single digits.

The shrunken cardigan paired with the contrasting heels and hangover sunglasses is tres chic. I could see myself bumming around West Philly in something like this with flats so I don't look like the Jolly Jew giant.

"Tell us why you refused to take your women's studies requirement again?"
"Because I already know how to make a damn sandwich."
G-d bless America.
I bought a peacoat on sale at Old Navy for $40, then later saw the EXACT same jacket - down to identical buttons / stitching - at JCrew for $295. Bargain shopper extraordinaire. I can't wait to show off my class in West Philadelphia, only to be immediately robbed of all of my useless possessions.
ReplyDelete$255* according to JCrew.com, but I could be forgetting what it cost in store.
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