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Eternal Style: Vidal Sassoon (1928-2012)
Vidal Sassoon with permission of Claus Niedermaier
I remember a story once told to me by a cousin of my grandfather’s about her visit to Vidal Sassoon’s London salon and the pixie cut that she left with. When she arrived back at the hotel, her husband said he hoped she’d never wear her hair any other way. …
five great things someone else said, vol 23
If my life wasn’t funny it would just be true, and that is unacceptable. – Carrie Fisher, Wishful Drinking I got an email from one of my best friends last year after she saw Carrie Fisher’s one-woman show, Wishful Drinking. I’d yet to see it. She told me I had …
seasonal style
All I ever wanted. All I ever needed. Is here in my arms. Words are very unnecessary. They can only do harm. - Depeche Mode, “Enjoy the Silence” The Depeche Mode dress. Because I need another striped dress. Or striped anything. But I happened to walk by H&M at the …
shrinky dinks – part one
Invisible threads are the strongest ties - Friedreich Nietzsche I’m a talker. Born to talkers. The types who will strike up conversations with strangers in line at the post office, which made me cringe with embarrassment until the day I realized that I had become them. I have fascinating …
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This is why I love the internet: I was writing a post for Beauty Banter about my summer beauty tips yesterday, and I happened to see my friend Morgan tweet about these sunscreen wipes she uses for her daughter. I asked her if they were good for all ages, and …
giving credit where credit is due
For fifteen years, I have worked as a writer, and later, a photographer and an editor as well. I love editing, be it book or magazine or for an individual client. Not just the research and working with writers and the robin’s egg blue cover of the latest CMOS, but …
five great things someone else said, vol 13
In the last week, I joined in celebrating the 90th birthday of a man who has lived a truly remarkable life. I also learned, via twitter , of Alice Pyne, a fifteen year old girl in England with terminal cancer who created a blog to post her bucket list, which …
