At long last....

The Thoughtful Dresser's book is coming to the US:

US edition of The Thoughtful Dresser




I've found Ms. Linda to be a blogger well worth reading so I'm very much looking forward to reading her book.

High time....

This from The Thoughtful Dresser

Pear shaped women with bad legs are in fashion (with a caveat)

Actually, through pear shaped I am, at 5'3' longer skirts don't work that well on me - unless I'm going for the grandma look!

As I grow older...

I should be so lucky to develop her kind of definitive style...

From the The Thoughtful Dresser...

Moi? Eccentric?

Like it, hate it, VW's style is singularly hers and she makes no apologies for it!

We should all dress just so in our own lives...find the style that says who you feel you are - and to hell with what anyone else thinks!

Awesome....

On so many levels....

From Black is beautiful (at long bloody last)

Personally, it's always been for me -- but I understand what she's sayin'! ;-)

And do read the comments - their great!

The Thoughtful Dresser...

Gives her take on why all the &@#&! sleeveless dresses!!!!....

Sleeves: Decoding what the designers are saying

Once again...

The Thoughtful Dresser points us to a piece on sartorial perfection - or, at the very least, the desire for it...

A well-judged column

Do go over and read the whole thing - delightful and well worth the time!

A couple of interesting posts...

Over at The Thoughtful Dresser...

And Who Buys Couture?

(I have to admit I wonder this myself!...)

More or Less

Yes -- it is beginning to get through my thick skull that I would probably be much better off with a much more edited closet with fewer clothes of better quality - it's just a better strategy for the 50+ gal. Looks like I'm not the only one moving in that direction! ;-)

Amen sister....

Amen...

The Thoughtful Dresser - Deception