Put This On put out a pictoral guide to buying sunglasses specifically for your own face. Check it out! Here’s some options under $100 based on their suggestions:
Put This On put out a pictoral guide to buying sunglasses specifically for your own face. Check it out! Here’s some options under $100 based on their suggestions:
Expand your music horizons this year and start with The Get Up Kids. And just stick with black and white for a pretty freaking cool look on top of it all:
Esquire, per usual, is recommending beautiful items…but mostly only affordable by beautiful, rich people. Recently they touted Leisure Society sunglasses around the $600-800 price point. For the rest of us normal folk, here are some similar designs for much, much, much, much less:
OK, so you might not have the fancy feet that Usher does, but you can dress like him and stand in the corner looking mysterious instead. OR, actually get out there and freaking dance. In any case, here’s an affordable way to do either the next time you’re out on the town:
Dear CG:
Thanks for your in-”sights” (haaaaaaa)…below are a few black frame glasses with no prescription so you can look the part but without a-stigma(tism). The chunky rectangle frames are warping into a more retro look lately (e.g. every newscaster from the 50′s and 60′s). These are a couple that are stylish and dignified and not trendy enough that you’ll pitch them in a year:
What colors are you into lately?!?
Here are some great things for the sunshine that’s starting to peak out–ALL UNDER $40:
If you’re not pouring over men’s magazines, particularly men’s fashion magazines, I can’t blame you. First, most of the looks are absolutely ridiculous, over-the-top, non-real-people outfits AND/OR out of real-people price ranges. (If you can pull off ridiculous outfits and have lots of money…call me or go to Details Magazine…if not, keep reading and know you are normal, average, probably not taking naked pictures with hot models, and that we still love you).
Details Magazine September issue provided a “10 Ways to Modernize Your Wardrobe” spread with some actual decent suggestions, with the exception that they’re all very expensive for an average joe. Here are suggestions very similar to their article but that might fit into your budget this year. Treat yourself to a few new necessity items if your old ones are wearing thin. ***LKc Style budget: $369.22, Details Magazine Budget: $10,500.00***