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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Literature: "Power Dressing: First Ladies, Women Politicians & Fashion"

Robb Young gives an analysis of the majority of power women in the world and what wardrobe pieces achieve the control. He begins in 1,489 BC with Egyptian Queen, Hatshepsut. Power dressing back then was a bare chest, shendyt kilt, false metal beard and a cobra inspired headdress. Then he moves into Marie Antoinette and Queen Elizabeth I. Both women included full dresses, extreme make-up and bold collars in their wardrobe.
Jacqueline Kennedy, Princess Diana, Hillary Clinton, Margaret Thatcher and Condoleezza Rice are a few examples of power women from the 1960s and today. Colors that these ladies have identified as commanding are: royal blue, crimson and Marigold. Finally, Robb Young has determined a few other power pieces to include in your look. Such as hair down, lipstick, silk scarves and power pearls. Read this Thursday's post to see how you can become a power woman yourself!
Jacqueline Kennedy, Princess Diana, Hillary Clinton, Margaret Thatcher and Condoleezza Rice are a few examples of power women from the 1960s and today. Colors that these ladies have identified as commanding are: royal blue, crimson and Marigold. Finally, Robb Young has determined a few other power pieces to include in your look. Such as hair down, lipstick, silk scarves and power pearls. Read this Thursday's post to see how you can become a power woman yourself!
Monday, March 5, 2012
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Adventures of Last Week
Before going to the MoMa, I stopped at the library on 42nd and 5th to see the Shelley's Ghost exhibit. It's a really small room but it has many interesting writings to look at.
My friend Tomek and I stopped at the vintage inspired Empire Room for drinks. My martini tasted exactly like an orange creamsicle!
Museum Exhibit: Print/Out
On the sixth floor of the MoMa, Print/Out examines the evolution of printmaking techniques.
One section of the exhibit is completely dedicated to Super Flex's Super Copy lamp shade project. You get to make these simple lamp shades that will become a part of the exhibit then auctioned off to charity in May. The idea behind this project is to question copyrighting and identify if a copy of a copy is a copy.
Friday, March 2, 2012
The Arts: Andy Warhol
Since Andy Warhol was once of the first artist to incorporate screen printing in his work, I thought it was only fitting to feature him in today's post. The above photographs are of two of his more well known pieces and you can find them in the painting and sculpture section of the MoMa.
I also recommend watching "'American Masters' Andy Warhol: A Documentary." Ric Burns gives you in depth coverage of the life and creativity of Andy Warhol. Enjoy the preview below.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Fashion: Prints
Astronaut T-shirt ($14.99 Narco Federation)
Puff Print Palm Tree Tunic ($44.00 Top Shop)
Coral Shark Print Clasp Purse ($16.00 Top Shop)
Packable Lighthearted Backpack ($88.00 Marc Jacobs)
Samantha Top ($29.00 Brandy Melville USA)
Are you not happy with what you see? Have your own designs customly brought to life by Federation Narco or American Apparel's Print Shop.
Puff Print Palm Tree Tunic ($44.00 Top Shop)
Coral Shark Print Clasp Purse ($16.00 Top Shop)
Packable Lighthearted Backpack ($88.00 Marc Jacobs)
Samantha Top ($29.00 Brandy Melville USA)
Are you not happy with what you see? Have your own designs customly brought to life by Federation Narco or American Apparel's Print Shop.
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