Dear Editor: Motorcyle Maven or Mess?
November 24, 2009
FASHION BY THE RULES: It’s About Time
November 23, 2009
As luck would have it, 2 weeks in a row, I will address another skill that we learn very early on in our development. The telling of time and the concept of TIME!!!!!!!
We are constantly reminded that it’s time to eat, time to go, and many other times of our days. So it is with hope that one will always know what time it is and when it IS indeed the right time, that I will take up the subject of watches.
As consumers, we are constantly barraged with advertising and spokespeople for brands that we might aspire to own and maybe even want to own at a future date for utility reasons or for fashionable reasons. As usual, I would like to offer up a few suggestions which will fall into mostly fashionable or aspirational categories. The range of retail prices will be from about $30 to about $150,000. Take your pick and choose your look for day or evening. As of the newest issue of “W” one of the many fashion bibles, they are pushing you to own a Red Watch. In particular a red evening watch and in the current issue of BAZAAR, it is a diamond watch which, of course is in the 5 to 6 figure range. If you are so inclined to do so but cannot swing $15,000 and up, then by all means do your homework online and achieve the same look for a fraction of the price. Now is the ideal time to search for that “diamond” watch of your dreams or surprise a friend with one.
I would like to thank The Watchery.com, QVC, HSN, Bulgari, Harry Winston,Chaumet, Bedat.
P.S.———- It is never fashionable to be late !!!!!!
As usual you can always catch me at http://jeffybruce.blogspot.com/
Jennifer Meyer’s got the Fever
November 20, 2009
Too early to be making your Christmas list? Possibly, but after you glance at this stunning jewelry, you might start writing it on the closest post-it within grasp. Jennifer Meyer designs luxurious pieces that every woman regardless her age needs. She began designing jewelry when stopping her hopeless search for a leaf charm for her necklace and deciding to create her own instead.
Jennifer’s jewelry gained national prominence when her trademark leaf-shaped 18-karat gold charm, which to her represents “turn[ing] over a new leaf,” was worn by Jennifer Aniston in the Break Up. Now, Jennifer’s lines of rings, charms pendants and necklaces can be found in Barney’s New York and various boutiques throughout the country.
What caught my eye about this jewelry was its fun, flirtatious attitude. This line dares to be different, but still maintains that crucial aspect of class. The diamond-embedded wishbone necklace and the Buddha pendant are just two of many pieces in Jennifer’s line that are eye catching and delightful. Perfect for any occasion and with the words “stylish” and “gorgeous” being chosen to describe them, how could anyone not want to be the owner of Jennifer Meyer’s Jewelry?
So Santa, baby, hurry down my chimney tonight, oh and don’t forget the four-leaf clover gold necklace. Cheers!
