Blog Posts by Slaves to Fashion, Glamour Magazine

By Jeannine Morris, Glamour magazine

You may think to skip over this post if you're single this Valentine's Day, but don't you dare! Every woman, regardless of her relationship status, should throw on a sexy little number once in a while.

Lingerie is one guilty pleasure I left out of my intro post as I decided we should probably get to know each other a little better before we strip down. But now that we're a bit better acquainted, let me show you a sneak peek into my "secret drawer"-well, almost!

My lingerie drawer is well equipped with different styles for different moods, and then of course, all of those outfits fit my personality. Let's just say I never go to bed wearing sweats. Here's my breakdown:

Romantic


When I think romance, I think satin. Coating my skin in a satin babydoll like this La Perla Romance Babydoll is effortlessly enticing.

Flirty


Nothing says, "come hither" like ruffles. You can wink, you can smile, but add some ruffles to your tush and it's a whole new ball

By Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour magazine

Joan Jett made a cameo, safe sex got sexier, and we were wowed by some of the most insane shoes to ever hit the runway...check out four interesting things that happened at New York Fashion Week yesterday!

#1: Joan Jett made a fashion week cameo. Okay, so we didn't actually spy the "I Love Rock 'n Roll" badass sitting front row, but her likeness was everywhere at Gary Graham's presentation. He cited her as major inspiration, and sent models out wearing mullet-style wigs and Converse sneakers that called to mind her early 80s rock-chic look.

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#2: Safe sex got sexier. The girls behind Vena Cava teamed up with Proper Attire to design condoms that were left in every goody bag at their show yesterday. Even better? Proceeds from the sales of the condoms benefit Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

By Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour magazine

The fashion world has always had a thing for gender bending, from Annie Hall's signature tie to Miss J. Alexander's lessons for walking in high heels, but this season at New York Fashion Week, adoration of androgyny is reaching a whole new level.

Meet Andrej Pejic, a thoroughly male model who's enjoying quite a bit of mainstream success in the world of womenswear, thanks to his strikingly good--and undeniably feminine--looks. When he first appeared on Jean Paul Gaultier's spring 2011 runway, editors everywhere were wondering, "Who is this pretty blonde girl?" He's since become the face of Marc by Marc Jacobs, wore a wedding dress to close Gaultier's couture show, and is officially the poster boy for modern-day androgyny in the fashion world.

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Over at The Cut, they wondered if his runway success would translate on the other side of the Atlantic: "But will American designers have the moxie to cast

By Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour magazine

You dolls recently revealed your absolute obsession with shoes--less than 10% of you thought they fell below a 5 on a 1-10 scale with how much you love them!--but why should we have all the fun when it comes to designer footwear? Now your man can get in on the action too, with the new guys' line by Jimmy Choo.

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By Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour magazine

When we showed you dolls a sneak peek of Crystal Renn in the spring Jimmy Choo ad campaign back in January, your comments ranged from surprise with her recent weight loss--"She looks good, but she's definitely not 'plus sized'"--to praise of her beauty, regardless of her size: "She is beautiful. I don't care what her fashion size classification is." She addressed just this issue in a recent interview on the Ford Models blog, and I'm curious what you gals think about her response.

Click here to watch the video!

I found it really interesting that she said it wasn't the industry, or her agent, or even herself who put any pressure on her to lose weight--that in fact, the most pressure she feels is from the public and the media, and it's to maintain her plus-size weight: "I feel pressure probably more than any place from the public and the media. I think by placing a title on my head - which is plus-size - and then the picture that these people have

By Tracey Lomrantz, Glamour magazine

We're just days away from New York Fashion Week, dolls, which means designers are busy putting the finishing touches on their fall 2011 collections...but if they weren't holed up in their studios creating right-this-minute fashion, what would they be doing instead? We asked a few of our favorites to weigh in...

We'll be bringing you inside scoop from New York's biggest and best designers all week as we prepare for the fall collections--including sneak-peek inspiration images of their brand new stuff!--and we kicked things off today by asking a slew of style setters, "Other than being a fashion designer, of course, what would your dream job be?" And here's what they had to say...

Betsey Johnson: "Broadway showgirl, Icecapade-ette, or Cirque du solei-ette!"

Yigal Azrouel: "Surfer." (Um, we'd like to see that too!)

Carly Cushnie of Cushnie et Ochs: "An actress."

Michelle Ochs of Custnie et Ochs: "A detective."

Lela Rose: "I would own a neighborhood

By Natalie Matthews, Glamour magazine

Sorry, STFers that double as football fans: I gotta admit that I usually spend the Super Bowl blabbing away during the game then yelling at everyone to zip it during the commercials. But that doesn't mean I don't still love the fun of watching the game over at a friend's house--and of course, getting dressed up for the occasion with a bit of festiveness. So since I do indeed have a Super Bowl party to go to this weekend, I'm taking some cues from the girls at Styleist on how to get my outfit on board with the sports spirit- without going overboard (or worse, buying something I won't wear again!)

Here are my top 3 picks for an easy outfit that's totally repeatable any Sunday, not just Super Bowl Sunday...

If you're picking the Packers as your team:


Turn their green into an excuse to scoop up a military green item you'll want to wear long after the game's over. (I'm wearing green cargo pants right now, and am pretty sure they'll see the light of