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Lately, it seems as if every month there’s a fashion eruption. Is it our imagination? No, it’s not. Let’s take a look.
When I read the article entitled, My Life as a Spice Girl, by Geri Halliwell (now Horner) in the August 2016 issue of Marie Claire magazine I was so moved by its upbeat message I was practically in tears. Her personal account of the Spice Girls phenomenon is riveting. Here’s a brief overview.
Early in September I was watching Channel One at 9:00 am as I was drinking my first cup of coffee and checking the day’s weather report. Suddenly, a segment came on that really peaked my interest. It was a piece on The Serena Belly Dance Museum. “This I have to see for myself,” I thought.
Velvet seems to be one of those fabrics that you either love or you don't. Or, if you are in-between, you probably lean closer to one side or another.
Last November we reported on "Giving Tuesday", a growing movement that takes place the Tuesday following Thanksgiving. Giving Tuesday, or better known as #GivingTuesday, was created to promote the spirit and act of giving through the use of social media sites.
There's something about Halloween that I love. Maybe it's the dressing up, the memories of bags and bags of candy from when I was young or the mere fact that Halloween can be enjoyed by any and all ages.
On Sunday, August 7th I made a rash decision: I would walk the entire NYC High Line from start to finish. Ages ago, I had visited the partially completed High Line with friends, so I felt it was time for a return.
Moving on, this is more about the Lesedi la Rona diamond and why it failed to sell at Sotheby’s – see last week’s blog [Why Sotheby’s Auction Failed, Part 1] that was posted on October 5th.
