Web Snob Wrap Up for the week October 2nd 2007:
Brand Spankin' New October Issue at Fashiontribes is up! http://fashiontribes.typepad.com
Kristen at Beauty Addict introduces us to the new fall makeup lemming. Grab these while you can at Bobbi Brown!: http://beautyaddict.blogspot.com
Elke at the Beauty Newsletter discusses how to wear the new fall reds. Just in time for my Behnaz lippie obsession: http://beautynews.blogspot.com
Oxford Blues at Trashionista: http://www.trashionista.net/?p=276
Girlawhirl tells us about a miracle boost for the "behind": http://www.girlawhirl.com
Fab Sugar shows us the new "it" handbag: http://fabsugar.com/42983
Stylebites gives us the scoop on how to be a budget fashionista: http://stylebites.blogspot.com:
Second City introduces us to a great company with a great cause: http://secondcitystyle.typepad.com
Think Pink at Ebeauty! http://www.ebeautydaily.com
Did you know Behnaz was the next Target designer? That Viktor & Rolf designed a wedding gown for H&M? Read Aesthetics+Economics for the scoop: http://aestheticspluseconomics.typepad.com
Looking for a lip plumper that works? Visit SheFinds to find out what lippie gives you fuller lips and tastes like a hot cup of cocoa: http://www.shefinds.com
Visit Bag Snob has a new handbag lemming and it is a beauty:http://www.bagsnob.com
Tammy at The Jewelry Weblog posted a watch that I promptly fell in love with. Can you guess which one? I will give you a hint...Chinatown. http://www.jewelry-weblog.com
Photo of happy chubby Karl Lagerfeld for Katie at Scentzilla & Tbone. I miss the fan, the buddha belly and the mirth.
posted by Annieytown @ 9:24 PM
5 Inspired Comments
5 Inspired Comments:
The Behnaz taget line is the nicest of the GO ones so far. I thought it really well done and the others not so. She has lots of nice dressy blouses, tanks, and velvet skirts, jackets
Thanks D!
It looks promising online.
I liked him so much more before his all-horsemeat diet.
LOL
He was so jolly.
Like Santa Claus.
Sniff, I particularly miss the fan. It made me think of fancy Spanish ladies, which made him seem so much more interesting than he is. Now he looks so severe, and his good humor seems to be replaced by such a dour look on his face. A fat Karl is a happy Karl, and I fear the inverse of that is true, as well.
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