Here's some dresses i found that i adore!!!
I'd dress like this all the time if i could, and the occasions called... i admire that in european and NY women, a casual chic is always welcomed.
The designs vary from Fendi, Anna Sui, Temperley London, Stella McCartney, Miu Miu, Leaves Of Grass. the cheapest amoung them is the Anna Sui cotton casual summery dress at 400-600 bucks. (i know!!!)
Occasionally I indulge in a pieces that are sooooo me, or so classic and cool, it'll still look great in 10 years. I've a Stella McCartney trench from 6/7 years ago, that looks brand new, still merits compliments every time, and the cut is perfection. that's the real draw of designer duds.
I remember questioning the purchase... it was 65% off, i was working but it was still a gripola. absolutely, one of the best investment pieces i have. As are some miu mui things i've picked up... funky, but adult.Some cheaper piece tend to disintegrate or eventually looked out dated.
to get to the point------> Mostly i'm a practical gal.... living in LA, I know that 3000 dollar dresses are more often loaned out than purchased by actresses.... very few clever folks here with newly gained dosh spend 20 grand a week on clothes, they have 'deal' and loaners via publicist relationships.
it pains me to see the average american woman go into debt over things that depreciate, like clothing... it's like that Sex i the city episode where she realizes she could have bought a lovely apt with what she'd spent in clothes.
so i suggest, what i do.. i look at the shapes, cuts, materials, and find a happy affordable medium, knowing that a good tailor your best friend. Almost everything you see on ladies in movies and telly was custom fit to that persons exact figure. if your tailor makes patterns, you ca always have them make that Fendi-esque dress for you. they do it on movies for a fraction of the designers wholesale cost... also, i know many a famous gal who sends her stylist to Loehmans or other high end discount chains, to find a bargain.
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i'm gonna have to go w/ horse.. my cousin owns a barn & riding school, i still have a horse shoe she gave me when i was like 8...
mineral- er... fuck.. um.. ok.. ruby? rose quartz... diamonds are sparkly..malachite, tough to, greens not me color... um something sparkly & blue today.
lol, kathy!
i was described as being 'aloof' online... I don't see that,but maybe it's because i don't comment on others pages a lot. it's easier and more time efficient check my page, honestly...i have a net presence w. boundaries, which means essentially i will block a mo fo, in a heartbeat, in more ways than one.
i've never understood why people get upset when they don't get attention on web from essentially strangers. to me, the FB, twitter is all like frosh year at NYU, minus the dying of the hair to announce I'm someone new & special DAMMIT.
oh, and let's be real... i'm not famous, i know people who are though, it's a part of working as an actor, so it's not extraordinary in the sense you'd think.. you'd be surprised that so & so and I play cards, or board games... or watched point break in Kuai before attempting to surf... or (insert anything mundane & normal...)
- Rev. Jim Ignatowski
Kareem Braxton I want to Act.....how did u get into acting?
find a class... see if you like it and have fun doing it, is my 1st step of advice... i took classes.. did free plays/ a theatre internship, performed at Williamstown Theatre festival all before moving to LA and focusing on movies...... it's not always the glamorous flossy life, so, you'd better really be consumed by the need to create a career, despite the lack of security inherent in the job. You must LOVE it, otherwise... it will grind you down. i love it. all of it. it's all i know. show folk are a breed, like circus folk. it's def not just about looking pretty. go model then.
ps- just received lovely email from an old European friend...alls i can say is-American boys, step your game up!