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Going somewhere cool this spring? Coachella? Berkshires? Seychelles? Bali? Virginia Beach for Passover ( <-- bitter, Jewish personal interjection)? Stuff as many parts of your life as you can in this excellent cloth weekender by Stela 9.
Let's just go ahead and call this black zippered motorcycle bag Alexander Wang... inspired, okay? At, like, one sixth of the price. Usually fake-leather bags skeeve me -- there are so many affordable leather bags that don't look have that cheap plastic patina -- but maybe this one's an exception. It IS vegan, right? So that means it's healthier.
I was shopping on Shopnastygal and discovered this quintessentially '90s photo of Winona Ryder on their blog. Those high-waisted Levi's 505 jeans and fitted leather jacket are more excellent than Bill and Ted's adventure.
This Mink Pink leopard print maxi dress makes me feel so good about swathing almost every inch of myself in animal print. The coordinating abilities are ENDLESS -- denim jacket! Leather jacket! Black Docs? BALLET FLATS! And don't even get me STARTED on NEON NECKLACES! Too much leopard, you say? NEVER ENOUGH, I say.
Anyway, neither one of us should be allowed in front of anything that has the capability to record us because we will NEVER STHU. OKAY! Watch our new spring beauty "forecasting" videos, and check out my favorite spring products below!
Tom Ford Lavender Palm EDP is $250 for 50ml, $950 for the 250ml decanter (I KNOW!) and available only at Tom Ford Beverly Hills. That's SO Tom Ford of him.
Seriously, Graftobian makes the BEST concealer/ corrector OF ALL TIME. Believe me when I tell you this. Because it's true. This is like the Susan Boyle of beauty products: plain-looking but deceptively skilled.
If you're not the kind of girl who'd spend $28 on lip balm, you will be after reading my Naag.com review of Olio Lusso.
Oh, and I TOTALLY screwed up the name of brand of the shirt I'm wearing! It's Wkshp (pronounced "Workshop.") Good thing I don't have to appear on any red carpets in the near future. Reporters would be like "WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?" I'd be like "IT'S LANCOME" instead of LanVIN or something! Anyway, Wkshp's tees are the comfiest, slouchiest, cutest tees I've encountered in my entire history of t-shirt curation. And that's really saying a lot. CandyStore Collective, Free People and Nasty Gal carry Wkshp tees.
+ And by the WAI, Topshop Sandy Lane nail polish is coming soon!
Finally, here are the products AMBER is into! + Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Eau de Parfum + Elemis FreshSkin Make-up Cleansing Wipes + Revlon CustomEyes Palette in Smoky Sexy + Josie Maran Blemishes R Gone Argan Acne Clearing Pads + Neutrogena Skin Clearing Blemish Concealer + Pixi Week Of Wake Up Makeup ($30)
You win, I lose. In the world of vintage fashion, it's shit or get off the pot. And THAT is exactly what my "tagline" intro thingy would be if I were on a reality show. Like when Jill Zarin goes "I run with a fabulous circle of people" on Real Housewives of New York. If I were on a reality show about vintage shopping I'd be like "in VINTAGE, it's shit or GET OFF THE POT." Okay, I wouldn't, because that's gross and lame, but my point is twofold: 1.) I sometimes think about what my tagline thingy would be if I were on a reality show (and then what physical thing would I do? Put my hand on my hip and squint? Toss my hair back and snarl? Roll my eyes in a really over-the-top way? Do that lick-your-finger-smoldering sound thing? Disappearing thumb trick?), 2.) When you find a one-of-a-kind vintage piece you really love -- like this Norma Kamali jumpsuit from Shopnastygal.com, GET IT. While I'm glad I know that I want to spend the spring in slouchy, blousy button-down one-pieces (vintage or otherwise), I missed out. Lesson learned.
PS -- Can someone who knows how to sew make me this jumper in an adult size? I'm so half serious.
I feel like the late, great Bea Arthur is communicating to me from beyond, telling me to purchase this leopard print cardigan. It's SO perfectly Dorothy Zborniak. (And a little Joy Behar.) By the way, I have a leopard print MinkPink tank from Dear Fieldbinder, and that brand is the business. Their fit is fantastic and the prices are no nonsense, just like Dorothy herself.
