In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Change.” About a year ago I decided to stop relaxing my hair. Relaxing my hair meant going to the hair salon every 6 – 8 weeks to get my hair chemically straightened. If you’ve read my previous post Hair Story: Good Hair Takes Some Time, you’ll know that the hours spent at the hair salon, although sometimes entertaining, was oftentimes excessive. Long hours at the salon aside, what really drove me to decide it was time for a change? Well, a couple years ago, I had a bad relaxer experience that left me with some minor damage – there was a patch…
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Style is…as indefinable as charisma. You just know it when you see it. Iris Apfel – Elle UK
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you ought to treat people at work like the adults they are dido harding
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Quote of the Day
…casual dressing on Friday [is] compulsory…could everyone please do it in style? poppy wyatt – i got your number
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When you find something that feels right, concentrate on refining your skills and educating yourself about yoour chosen field. Commit to it. if you have to cry go outside – kelly cutrone
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is there a school of “that’s not my job, but i’ll do what i can to make yours harder” that some people go to? pyk
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capris are like the mom jeans of non-denim pants pyk
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Yet when staff show up in shorts and sneakers, it’s as if they’re saying good-bye before even saying good morning. style by kate spade
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quote: communications arsenal
The truth is that your communications arsenal is dimished when you’re e-mailing, instead of speaking: you lose your powers of empathy, tone, charm, and nuance. You also risk failing to communicate entirely. if you have to cry go outside – kelly cutrone
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quote: on high heels
When women say, “how high should my heel be?”, I say, “how high can you handle and stay in for two hours without having two Advil? Michael Kors
