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If no one has a check out Ifnotnow.net please do it is such an inspirational site. The host Kate and Gabe go around the New York City asking people very deep questions about life and living. Has a fan of their site and videos I submitted a question that has been chosen for question of the week.

What’s the hardest thing you’ve had to overcome?

I hope this question let many people reflect on themselves and their ability to overcome hardship.

Original post by Chic Inspector

Today I did something unconventional walking from school, I went towards Times Square. I usually try to avoid the choatic Times Square just because there are too many tourist and people forcing me to buy something. However as I waking down 42nd street towards Broadway I slowly and I do mean slowly strolled by the infamous Conde Nast Building. I literally wanted to stay in front of the building like a paparazzi and take pictures of any editrix that just might step out if those glass doors.

You all can check out the pics I took at Time Square:

Original post by Chic Inspector

No mistaking, the clutch is hot. But what a clutch lacks more often than not is an edge. They’re just too small and dainty…what’s a girl who is used to a bag with heft to do?

Thanks to the chic hoodie designing husband and wife team Mike and Chris there is an answer! The Bogart clutch manages to be small enough to fit in your hand, but substantial enough to make a big bag girl feel secure. The antiqued leather pouch may be small, but the hardware is full size…with a big zipper, large brass rings, and hefty clips holding a removable wrist strap in place.
Now, if only someone could make a bottomless clutch, to hold all the things I need to carry with me everywhere…
The Bogart clutch is available for $297 from one of my favorite stores, Big Drop NYC.

Original post by Bag chick

No problem. If you have any other questons for me related to color or pattern matching, just post them and I would be happy to answer them.

Original post by Chic Inspector

Original post by Chic Inspector

The Costume Institute Gala is the best event not neccesarily for the arrival of the celebrities but to see these really gorgeous gown and the craftmanship up close . It also good to see these gown filled with women of different shapes and sizes. However my favorite of all the gowns that were worn at the Gala have to be the Zac Posen purple gown worn by Lucy Liu. The train of dress is absolutely lovely with the rose embrodies and the color purple is magnificent.

Pic courtesy of Life & Style Mag

Original post by Chic Inspector

Laura Mercier Mineral Powder Warm Bronzer

Mike & Chris Barton Fleece Hoodie

Frye Ingrid Studded Sling, my new summer sandal

Original post by sara

When I was walking from class I noticed a long line of men standing near the Sean John store, when I asked one guy standing in line he said this is a casting call for Sean John. So I thought it would be perfect to capture the moment of these men standing in line and asking a few of them some questions about modeling. Please check out the video below.

Original post by Chic Inspector

As I was going doing my weekly run through of H&M I came upon these gray pants that looked similar to what Marc Jacobs had on his Spring 2007 runway.

I had to take the photos with my camera phone to be less discreet

Marc Jacob’s Spring 2007 runway show

Well okay the pants are not that similar but definitely the inspiration came from Marc Jacobs, just like many of H&M clothes.

runway pic from style.com

Original post by Chic Inspector

As I was going doing my weekly run through of H&M I came upon these gray pants that looked similar to what Marc Jacobs had on his Spring 2007 runway.

I had to take the photos with my camera phone to be less discreet

Marc Jacob’s Spring 2007 runway show

Well okay the pants are not that similar but definitely the inspiration came from Marc Jacobs, just like many of H&M clothes.

runway pic from style.com

Original post by Chic Inspector