Here in New York City, it seems that spring is finally here. A few weeks back, we had a couple teaser days, only for the chill to roll back in. But this week, it seems we are finally feeling the warmth.
Social media has definitely changed how we interact with each other on a daily basis. Our world is now operating much faster so it’s easy to forget that there are still basic rules of conduct that should be observed.
As with any trend I discuss, there are many ways you can incorporate it. I've been seeing a lot of denim in shoes - such as sandals - to bags. And, if you have been following the Adea blog for awhile, you'll know where I'm going with this - accessories. Yes, you can layer and layer denim this season. You can begin with accessories and work your way to your entire outfit or vice versa.
Whichever route you choose, be sure to save room for an Adea Layering Top - an Adea Spaghetti Strap Camisole can always be layered under your denim sleeveless or your multi-wash denim overalls. Yes, I did just say the latter.
For years, I had been hearing about the Burning Man Festival that’s held annually in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, but I had never talked to anyone who had actually been there. My overall impression was that this was an event attended by 5,000 hippies wearing leather Birkenstock sandals while eating kale adorned with alfalfa sprouts and sprinkled with wheat germ.
The thought of having plastic surgery sends chills down my spine. But, for some, it seems to be a professional necessity – look as young as possible or risk the loss of your career and the ability to earn a living. In the February 2017 issue of Allure magazine there’s an article titled Secrets of Celebrity Plastic Surgeons by Kristin Perrotta who gives both a humorous and realistic account of what really goes on in this world. Here are brief excerpts:
At every turn, it seems any brand that was solely brick-and-mortar is looking to find a way to be online. And, in order to increase profits, there comes a point where they look to cut out the middleman and build up their own online presence.
I’m sure everyone has memories of music, art, movies and books that made an indelible impression. To be more specific: music and art can hit one very fast while movies and books may take a little longer. But usually, once the initial reaction happens, you remember when and where you were for years afterwards. Let’s explore:
Magazines are currently going through a rough patch because the digital era is taking over the world. That’s why I found it so reassuring when I came across an article titled 150 Years of Harper’s Bazaar by writer Stephen Mooallem who has done a superb job of researching and reporting on this exciting anniversary.
I'll admit, being from the Midwest, I'm a bit ashamed I had not known so much about Mainbocher previous to my visit to the Chicago History Museum who is showcasing the exhibit, "Making Mainbocher: The First American Couturier". Bocher was from Chicago's West Side and made quite an impact on fashion.
This is Part II of the blog that was posted on Wednesday, March 1st where we described a visit to the Rolling Stones Exhibitionism that is currently in Manhattan until Sunday, March 12th.
I had been hearing about The Rolling Stones Exhibitionism for some time before I decided to bite the bullet and go. However, my first step was to look at the Stones’ website and see how to get to the obscure spot, 775 Washington Street, where Exhibitionism was taking place.
