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Two five-ten blondes fighting against the stereotype to find love, success, and a way to pay the rent. *** We're passionate about our seriously stressful careers in the apex of the luxury fashion world. (No, it's not like the Devil Wears Prada- our Devils only wear custom and pay for their anonymity.) *** We're on the search for the elusive 'great' guy (who must be intimidated because we can't find him anywhere). Being 5'10" and blonde is a double-edged sword. Our stories are fucking ridiculous. *** Fortunately and unfortunately for us, we share the same story as millions of women who have been violated: we are determined to make a difference in the lives of women who have seen too much. *** WELCOME TO OUR WORLD.
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Hump day



A reminder that fashion isn't all that serious, if even La Wintour can crack a grin once in a while.

I've been a bit of a stressball lately with studying and a big increase in work pressure combined with my impending volunteer work for an amazing womens' organization. The training alone is 40 hours, and 10 of those fall on the same weekend that my new boss wants me to travel for market. Unfortch, missing the training is unacceptable, and it would be another year-long process to get approved. So my new and very cool boss has decided to do the unthinkable, and fly me out for a quick & dirty. Here's hoping my plane lands on time...

Everyone needs a little Hump day pick-me-up. Here's hoping yours is more literal than figurative ;)

*scorpio*

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Save The South


The southern lifestyle as we know it is currently being compromised due to the massive oil spill in the Gulf. I was fortunate to be born and raised in the south. My childhood was filled with long days at the beach, BBQ's, pool parties, boating, banana pudding, all at a gentle pace that allowed you to enjoy the simple things in life. The devastation is growing by the second as toxic oil continues to pollute the once crystal blue waters, wetlands, and beaches. We look at the pictures from a distance, but only those who have lived the southern lifestyle truly grasp how heartbreaking this is for millions of Americans. There are ways in which we can help. For instance, I have adopted Brown Pelicans as gifts for friends and family members. If you choose to educate yourself and become aware of the issues at hand, the passion to help will grow as it has started to around the world. I have included some links below where you can make a difference:

http://na.oceana.org/
http://www.crcl.org/
http://www.tristatebird.org/dwh/help
http://www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com/go/site/2931/
http://www.nwf.org/Oil-Spill/On-The-Ground.aspx
http://www.nature.org/multimedia/features/art31637.html
http://saveourgulf.org/
http://www.ecwildliferefuge.com/

*aries*