Wake Forest Readers be sure to check out my review of Willow's Bistro in this week's Old Gold and Black!
Thursday, March 31, 2011
It's a Brad Brad World
It was just announced that Brad Goreski, the fabulous former assistant to celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe, is getting his own show on Bravo! It's a Brad Brad World, as the show is tentatively titled, will be a docu-series following Goreski through the challenges of starting his own business, but I'm sure there will be some personal drama thrown into the mix. I can only hope the show will be full of the same "moody, snarky, Braditude" we all loved on The Rachel Zoe Project.
Readers-- Do y'all love Brad as much as I do? Will you tune in?
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Obsession of the Moment: Janna Conner Bracelets
I am loving these cuffs by Janna Conner. They'd make such a statement paired with a simple t-shirt and jeans.
Readers--what's your obsession of the moment?
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Quote of the day: Tory Burch--70s Style
Angry Birds the Movie
I know this has been circulating the internet, but I love Angry Birds too much not to share this video with my readers.
Nashville Fashion Week
I cannot believe I'm missing my hometown's inaugural fashion week. With Christian Siriano, Akiko, Betsey Johnson, Leona Collections and Cooper by Courtney Warren all showing and speakers like Style Blogger Zarna Surti and PR maven Kelly Cutrone on the schedule, Nashville Fashion Week is proving itself a legitimate event even in its first year.
If you're in Music City and attending shows, parties or speakers this week, please leave a comment and let me know all the details. I'm dying for information!
Monday, March 28, 2011
Music Video Monday: Pretty Girl Rock
It is quite the rarity when I actually enjoy having a song stuck in my head. Normally, ear worms like Rebecca Black's "Friday" and Justin Bieber's "Baby" irritate me to no end, but Keri Hilson's "Pretty Girl Rock" is a tune I could endlessly replay in my mind. The number is catchy and a bit self-indulgent, with an elaborate video to match.
In this tribute montage, Hilson appears dressed as prominent African-American performers throughout the decades. Not only does the singer imitate modern singers like Janet Jackson and T-Boz of the popular 90s girl group, but Hilson also pays homage to the ground-breaking black performers of the early 20th century like Josephine Baker and Dorothy Dandridge.
After the series of impersonations arrives in the 21st century, Hilson finishes the song in a simple white t-shirt and jeans, showcasing this songstress as a true "pretty girl."
Readers what song is stuck in your heads today?
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