The Dreaded Drop Crotch for Men - Yea or Nay?
Filed under: Runway Trends, Jeans, Men
While we're not really sure that we'd be doing old-school sheik culture justice by referring to these top-heavy sweatpants as "harem-inspired," the drop crotch look for men is being adopted, or at the very least, pretending to be. According to the rumor mill, Corpus' now infamous drop crotch pants have sold out a few times over at OAK. Even though we're not seeing them with any regularity outside of fashion blogs, chatter about these extremely comfortable looking, yet unflattering pants has been mighty persistent over the past year.Continue reading The Dreaded Drop Crotch for Men - Yea or Nay?
Were you naughty last year? Did Santa give you coal instead of those Marc Jacobs flats for Christmas? If you answered yes to any of the following or just have an insatiable habit for fashion magazines, we have a nice little new years surprise, and get this, it's totally free.
The last installment of the holiday attire series is super fun and our favorite – the New Year's dress. This is the most appropriate time to step outside of your comfort zone and wear something so glittering, so glamorous, so jaw dropping that your family and friends will hardly recognize you.
Sometimes you just don't want to deal with a jacket. You simply want to add some small (i.e. easy to pack in a purse) accessories to what you have on and head out the door. While a scarf and hat immediately come to mind, don't forget armwarmers.
We're all a little strapped for cash these days but that doesn't mean you find some killer holiday gifts under 20 dollars. The trick is to shop retailers you know go low, have funky finds and offer useful, unisex gifts. Let's take a look at some gifts we've gathered from stores like 
One of the fastest, easiest, and most effective ways to create a good waistline is by using a belt, especially a big, thick one that's really noticeable. We've seen some of the major corset belts around, and, while we like the look, we're a little concerned about whether we'd be able to sit in them.
We know, we know -- you probably don't need to wear a watch anymore because you can always check the time on your cell. However, we still love them as a fashion accessory, if nothing else. And, maybe we're a tiny bit old fashioned, but it seems a lot more ladylike to subtly glance at your wrist for the time, rather than hauling out your BlackBerry..jpg)
The epic fashion wars between America and the UK have just gotten a little more heated -- or at least they have in our imaginative little minds.
