Ellie Gratton | 
Fashion Style Guide | 
12 12th, 2011| 
No Comments »Today’s spotlight is on historyandhighheels, who has been a Polyvore member for a year and is also one of our Glamour Style Q&A contest winners! Be sure to pick up the January issue of Glamour Magazine and check out her style advice. Here’s a look at some of her sets:
Tell us about yourself.
My name is Annie Papineau and I’m a logistics specialist for MIQ Logistics. Read more…
Adam Handcock | Fashion Apparel Tips | 12 4th, 2011| No Comments »
Another edition of our Holiday Wish List here folks, and this time were all about the kitchen and home. Im sure many of you planning your weddings are registering for gifts and thinking about what kinds of gadgets, tools and decor items youd like to add to your home, so I compiled a little collection of home goods here that are great updates on classic must-have items. From pretty serving platters and elegant cake stands to colorful flatware and animated wine keys, these all have a little twist that keep them current.
I am always saying a wedding should be a reflection of the personality of the couple who are getting married and a good way to achieve this is not just through the choice of theme, but also by personalizing some of the details included. Check out the following ten personalized wedding ideas for your wedding day: 1. Personalized wedding favors: One of the easiest ways to personalize your wedding is through your wedding favors. Some favors can be printed or stamped with your names or initials, whilst personalization can be applied to thank you tags, stickers and labels. Read more…
Its so easy to look at life and see the flaws and downsides and failures and disappointments. But today isnt about that. Today is about the positive. The good stuff. The successes and the blessings. Family, friends, health, love. Celebrating the things in life that you are most thankful for. This year I have SO MUCH to celebrate. SO MUCH to be thankful for.
I didnt grow up celebrating Thanksgiving, but its become a favorite holiday tradition through the years. Being an immigrant college student during Thanksgiving is no fun, so I send special love to the students having turkey with fellow students you dont know so well, or your Resident Assistant. I was once where you are.
Adam Handcock | Fashion Apparel Tips | 11 24th, 2011| No Comments »
If it is true that the place of birth and the singularities of a country influence the personality of the individual, then it can be argued that Lluis Llongueras has inherited nothing but the best his native land of Spain has to offer. He has directed his artistic talents to multiple fields, enhancing his reputation as a hairdresser and affording him international prestige.
A French magazine recently published the following when making reference to the Llongueras phenomenon: “In the ’60s it was Sassoon, the ’70s, Jean Louis David and, in the ’80s, Llongueras and so it shall continue.”
Having known Lluis Llongueras since 1970, I have watched him grow from the hairdressing platform to international acclaim. He has mo