If I Were a Man…
I would dress like this. All the time. I know we women have ample choices in the clothing department, but I believe menswear in the new millennium is giving us a run for our money. “Less is more” never rang truer than in regards to menswear. With visibly fewer options (after all, the three-piece suit … Read more
When Fear Becomes You
Here’s a thought: Why do we let ourselves be governed by fear? Fear of flying, fear of heights, fear of the unknown. I’m afflicted with the latter, but I sit here wondering why that is? Far too coddled as a child? Perhaps that explains it. Nature vs. nurture? Who knows. I’d like to stop being … Read more
Calling for a Return to Classic Chic
Every winter is the same story. Mind you, living in the arctic abyss otherwise known as Montreal – in all its slushy and salted glory – makes finding a robust yet stylish pair of winter boots virtually impossible. Still, each year, I wish I wouldn’t feel so utterly defeated before the paltry offerings of shoe … Read more
The Danger with Fashion: The Hidden Consequence of Dressing with Intent
I don’t recall when I actually began to dress up. Nor do I remember simply waking up one morning decked out in pleated bow dresses and leopard pumps. What I do recall however, is that the sartorial prescriptions of major retail chains and those of my unwitting peers were like gospel to me, and as … Read more
Clothing and Double Entendre
Does clothing hold the power to conceal as much as it reveals about any one person? Suppose you’re somewhat of an exuberant dresser. When you walk down the street, you command attention simply by virtue of the clothes on your back. Yet, you’re not an attention seeker like your sartorial choices would suggest. You’re more … Read more
TV is for Dummies…Or is it?
Posted by Katia on December 31, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Getting a much-welcomed respite from work this week has afforded me many sweet indulgences. For one, sleeping in, which medical experts duly advise against but I’m sure you agree is one of the few heavenly pleasures us mere mortals get to enjoy; eating, although if I overindulge, I could very well develop love handles that … Read more
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