http://www.stylebubble.co.uk/style_bubble/2009/08/come-into-my-closet.html

with face hunter

http://facehunter.blogspot.com/

he has to be one of the best street style bloggers out there, what a fresh outlook on the NOW. Paris, London, Oslo, NewYork, Moscow, Kiev...

that man is on the go, even has his own tv show, myspace, facebook page and more...I believe a book is out soon 2!

at my etsy

www.meimeidesign.etsy.com

Astaire, Fred: Elegant! Elegant! Elegant!

Fashion: Don't follow it blindly into every dark alley. Always remember that you are not a model or a mannequin for which the fashion is created.

Gender: At the best of times gender is difficult to determine.

Ivy: Good outside the house, bad inside.

Men's Clothes: Black, midnight blue, dark blue, grey-for suits. Pale blue, pink, white-for shirts.
Black, dark blue-for ties. Black for shoes. Only Englishmen can wear brown rough suits and brown heavy-soled shoes and look elegant. Nobody else should try it.

Nail Polish: Dark nail polish is vulgar.

Nakedness: Easy for the beautiful, difficult for the ugly.

Necking: A dirty pastime.

Potatoes: I love them. I eat them.

Pouting: I hate it, but men fall for it, so go on and pout.

Roses: I like them best freshly cut from the garden. The blonde one with the tender, drooping stems small as a rose should smell.

Sandwich: A wonderful invention for all people like myself who like to eat on the run.

Shoes: Shoes are more important that suits and dresses. Good shoes give elegance to your entire appearance. Buy one pair of good shoes instead of three pairs of bad quality.

Sinatra: One of the most gentle of all men I know.

Teasing: Teach your teen-age daughters not to tease boys into physical desire. You might save their lives.

Unmade Bed: A man would rather come home to an unmade bed and a happy woman than to a neatly made bed and an angry woman.

Vodka: It is one of the more healthy drinks in the alcohol field.

White Bread: I cringe every time I see a child eating a sandwich made out of American white bread. Give them whole wheat or rye if you love them.

I am taking part in a local art show, Equaltus.

pics to come soon

'Wild and woolly' year celebrates natural fibres

Last Updated: Friday, January 23, 2009 | 2:48 PM ET

CBC News

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has launched what is it calling a "wild and woolly" international year to draw attention to the importance of natural fibres.

The International Year of Natural Fibres 2009 is designed to raise awareness of the value of such materials as cotton, flax, wool, alpaca, hemp, sisal, cashmere, camel hair and angora.

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