the increasingly popular look over the last few months is to pair gauchos--usually jersey thin material--with a-shirts. Making it have no form, no structure, and look way dressed-down.
I would so never do this look. Must have a belt, even though I realize that thin strip of leather isn't REALLY holding the gut in.
I love flip flops and wore them all summer to work last year (I have a pair on now at work). This summer I mostly wear flats, though, as I've found some cute ass ones.
Not a fan of shorts in general and definitely hates the "dress shorts." Stupid trend.
I wouldn't mind getting a nice pair of flip-flops except for that I need arch support, and most of them don't have it.
Dress shorts would never fly in SF--way too cold in the summer here.
I remember going to the fabric store with my mom to pick out brightly patterned cotton for jams. Which we'd wear with layered rib tanks of different bright colors sometimes topped with a short sleeved brightly colored cotton button up. God. And it is coming back?!
I actually lived in Seattle when jams and bushies were a thing that a person would do. I am unashamed.
God, that fashion at that time was so shapeless. I had the best body of my life with the worst time to show it off!
Oh Britney: [link]
Favorite line from the article:
A naked Sean Preston makes a cameo in one of the photos, clutched in his mother's arms. A naked Kevin Federline, thankfully, did not make the cut.
TUNA ice cream. CHUNKS OF TUNA IN ICE CREAM.
Gus, this is why they no longer call them 'jams'. The world is going to hell. I think we need no more evidence than tuna ice cream.
But per that article, ham&cheese ice cream never really took off! Maybe that's a balance?
I knew a Buffista would eventually do food, which is why I had that link ready.
6PM Pacific. You can say anything now. Kittens
ala
boardshorts
con republcanasrule
is my favorite dish.
