Its not Spring just yet but the flowers are slowly creeping their way into our wardrobes, brightening up our latest catalog, our website, and of course our office!
We all know that fake Jordans are for sale all over the internet and are becoming more difficult to spot. Sneaker collectors are forced to go through reseller websites and pay a premium just to ensure their Jordan sneakers are authentic. Other Jordanheads try websites like eBay or Craigslist, but we all know that fakes dominate those internet outlets as well. The good news is that SoleAuction.com recently launched online and they have an authentication team that reviews every auction listed to ensure the sneakers are legitimate. Basically their teams job is to spot illegitimate sellers and fraudulent auctions.
Whether you are a cosmetics queen or an occasional dolly bird, the majority of the female population own at least one cosmetics product. Anything deemed for the purpose of personal care is classified as cosmetics, and it is a billion dollar industry. Such is the growth and power of the cosmetics industry, that it is not only an American thing; the top 3 cosmetics buying countries are the United States, Japan and Germany. Even celebrities want a slice of the beauty pie; a great example of this is singer/actress Jennifer Lopez, who has recently announced her 18th fragrance.
It is arguable that the advertising output of the beauty industry has succeeded in persuading us to buy more and more make-up.
Talk about one stacked cast! Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz, and Beyoncé are all slated to star in the upcoming movie musical, One Hit Wonders. Witherspoon, Paltrow, and Diaz will play singers from the ‘90s who decide to form a girl group to kick-start their failed careers. First reaction: Pseudo-Spice Girls? We’re sold! Seco
With this strangely warm winter, it’s hard to believe it was just a few short weeks ago when I asked three Shopbopstylists about their fashion resolutions for the New Year. With March approaching, I checked back in with them tosee how they have been keeping up their 2012 fashion goals.
Haley: My resolution was to incorporate more bold jewelry into my everyday look. While I faltered a bit and mostlyrelied on my usual minimalistic approach to accessorizing, I have added some eye-catching statement necklaces. T