#betty bergdorf

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I Have Something Completely Unhinged To Say

And that's your only warning!

I was thinking about it the other day and in regards to Bergdorf and her SL crew, do they not remind you of a pimp and their hoes?

Madam Bergdorf and her Harem of SL creators 😂

By the look of it, it's like Bergdorf is pimping these SL creators to the sims community though the means of Patreon 😂😂 And truth be told, you know one of the parties involved is getting paid one way or another. There's no way all these SL creators are linking up with Bergdorf for free. Nah. Not in this economy!

I guess the 2024 equivalent is E-Pimp. You know, the guy who gets girls to sign up for OF accounts, and then they "manage" them.

Here's a scenario I could see happening: An SLC going into Bergdorf's DMs asking to get in on that Patreon money. Bergdorf says sure and lists out the rules, what's needed, compensation, etc. And then Bergdorf sets them up with a Patreon account. Probably gives them a template to fill out on their posts(because they all look the same🙄). And then next thing you know "XYZ is Coming to Sims 4!"

Lather, rinse, repeat!

Also, some of the clothes these SLC's create don't help my "pimps and hoes" take😂😂. They definitely love that "streetwalker" look. And I do mean "streetwalker". Not stripper, not 18+ worker, A streetwalker. People who are for the streets!

A lot of those outfits are, in my opinion, tacky. I love some nsfw clothes, but they do have to be tasteful. These converted SL clothes are giving "try hard". Some of the pieces just look uncomfortable! I get it, it's not not real people, but still tho.....it's tacky!

Ngl, I typically download CC clothes that I myself would wear. I'm not wearing anything with one tit out! 😂😂 Wear that irl and you're gonna get so much attention that you did not ask for!

Y'all got bottoms that don't even cover the whole kittykat 🙈

The thing is that these are clothing pieces are listed under "everyday wear"😂. Only people who live for the streets are wearing things like that unironically outside.

If you want tasteful nsfw clothes, I recommend going to

Beto

Blue craving

Lynxsimz

SMsims

Kleos sims

Also, idk if y'all know this or not, but there's creators on LoversLab too! And they have a good amount of nsfw items there for you to download!

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Style Notes -

File Under: Iconic Establishments

THE BERGDORF GOODMAN EDIT:

C.O.G.A Style Notes: It's not about what you do, but how you do it, and when it comes to first rate American Department stores still capable of producing a fashionable shopping experience drenched in magic, there's Bergdorf Goodman! As Our Lady of Great Costuming Pat Field Stated:

"Bergdorf still hold's that sense of tradition & doesn't stomp all over it with some kind of square foot or dollar entity."

C.O.G.A Lifestyle Guide -

If one doesn't find themselves in a position to drop in, as there's only one location, bring Bergdorf into your home with the following acts of engagement: 1. Snapping up the 'Scatter My Ashes At Bergdorf Goodman' book and immersing oneself in it's pages before giving it proper placement on your coffee table!

2. Follow that up with a purchasing x screening of the 'Scatter My Ashes' docu, where you sip bubbly from Miranda Kerr Champagne flutes, serve delectable spreads that will allow for crumbs to be dabbed away from YSL Rouge Painted Lips with Baccarat x Kim Seybert cocktail napkins, Close the evening with Bialetti x Dolce Moka made coffee x Homemade Borgo De' Medici Tiramisu and conversations regarding Betty Halbreich & the role that Bergdorf played in the scenes x success of the Sex & The City + it's wardrobe dept!

3. & should one find themselves feeling truly Bergdorf splurgy & inspired, then I'd advise indulging in the Darling Bonnie designed 'Entirely TOO expensive Curated List For The Bergdorf Gals ((& Those Who'd Like To Be))' chock full of Bergdorf Goodman merchandising. Do all of this whilst donning an ensemble of which even Linda Fargo would approve.

Chic Only, Glamour Always!

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ROBERTA

March 8, 1935

Directed by William A. Seiter Produced by Pandro S. Berman Screenplay by Jane Murfin, Sam Mintz, and Allan Scott, based on the play Roberta by Jerome Kern and Otto A. Harbach, from the novel Gown’s by Roberta by Alice Duer Miller

Filmed at RKO Studios

World Premiere March 7, 1935 in New York City

Released wide on March 8, 1935

PRINCIPAL CAST

Irene Dunne (Stephanie) was nominated for five Oscars between 1931 and 1949. In 1938 she appeared with Lucille Ball in Joy of Living. 

Fred Astaire (Huck Haines) received an honorary Oscar in 1950, and won a competitive Oscar in 1975. He appeared with Lucille Ball in Top Hat (1935), Follow the Fleet (1936) and Ziegfeld Follies (1945).  

Ginger Rogers (Countess Scharwenka / Lizzie Gatz) did five films with Lucille Ball. In 1971 she appeared as herself on the “Here's Lucy” episode “Ginger Rogers Comes to Tea” (HL S4;E11), filmed during an actors strike. 

Randolph Crane Scott (John Kent) also appeared with Lucile Ball, Astaire and Rogers in Follow The Fleet (1936). 

Helen Westley (Roberta, Aunt Minnie) also appeared with Lucille Ball in 1934′s Moulin Rouge. 

Victor Varconi (Ladislaw) was a Hungarian-born actor making his only appearance with Lucille Ball. 

Claire Dodd (Sophie) was born the same year as Lucille Ball. This is their only film together. 

Luis Alberni (Voyda) was a Spanish-born actor making his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Ferdinand Munier (Lord Delves) did six films with Lucille Ball between 1933 and 1936. 

Torben Meyer (Albert) was seen with Lucille Ball in The Farmer and the Dell (1936) and played the German Bandleader in “Lucy in the Swiss Alps” (S5;E21 ~ March 26, 1956).

Adrian Rosley (Professor) is a Romanian-born actor making his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Bodil Rosing (Fernande) is a Danish-born actress making her only appearance with Lucille Ball.

UNCREDITED CAST

Fashion Models

Lucille Ball makes her 21st film since coming to Hollywood in 1933.

Virginia Carroll

Diane Cook

Lynne Carver

Lorraine DeSart

Betty Dumbries

Maxine Jennings

Myrna Low

Margaret McChrystal

Marie Osborne

Wanda Perry

Donna Mae Roberts 

Kay Sutton

Wabash Indianians 

Hal Borne

Halbert Brown

Candy Candido

William Carey

Phil Cuthbert

Delmond Davis

Ivan Dow

William R. Dunn 

Howard Lally

Muzzy Marcellino

Phil McLarind

Charles Sharpe

Gene Sheldon

Cossacks

Mike Tellegen 

Sam Savitsky 

Dale Van Sickel

Others

Anna De Linsky

Judith Vosselli

Chris Marie Meeker 

Charlotte Russell

Zena Savina 

Mike Lally (Bar Patron)

Michael Visaroff (Waiter)

William B. Davidson (Purser)

Mary Forbes (Mrs. Teal)

Rita Gould 

Grace Hayle (Miss Jones, Reporter)

Jane Hamilton

Synopsis ~  Football player John Kent tags along as Huck Haines and the Wabash Indianians travel to an engagement in Paris, only to lose the gig immediately. John and company visit his aunt, owner of a posh fashion house run by her assistant, Stephanie. There they meet the singer Scharwenka (alias Huck's old friend Lizzie), who gets the band a job. Meanwhile, Madame Roberta passes away and leaves the business to John and he goes into partnership with Stephanie.

TRIVIA

Lucille Ball, who appears uncredited in this film as a fashion model, would later buy RKO, the studio that made this film. At the height of their success during “I Love Lucy”, she and Desi Arnaz purchased it and renamed it Desilu Studios.

Lucille Ball decided to try out for this film when she heard RKO was looking for girls who had worked as models at Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. She had not actually been employed by Bergdorf, but had participated in a fashion show a promoter had put on there, so she applied and got the job.

The original 1933 Broadway production of Roberta featured Bob Hope and Fred MacMurray, both of whom played themselves on Lucille Ball sitcoms. Chorus member Leon Alton was a background artist on many episodes of “The Lucy Show” and “Here’s Lucy.”

A 24 year-old Lucille Ball, decked out in white-blonde hair, white furs and wearing a white gown, appears at 1:37:30 in the fashion show sequence. Lucille Ball originally had dialogue that was later deleted.

In the 1971 “Here's Lucy” episode “Ginger Rogers Comes to Tea” (HL S4;E11) Lucy adds a sugar cube to Ginger's tea for the title of each of her favorite films.   When Lucy realizes she’s put six lumps of sugar in Ginger’s tea, Rogers says she only wanted Top Hat and Roberta (two lumps).  

Clips of the film were included in “Hollywood the Golden Years: The RKO Story: A Woman's Lot” (July 17, 1987). Lucille Ball is also interviewed in the episode. 

Fashion Shows were the subject of several Lucille Ball sitcoms: Lucy Ricardo models a Don Loper original; Lucy Carmichael did an impromptu fashion show in a restaurant to get close to Danny Kaye; Lucy Carter did the same thing to help out her daughter Kim, who got her first job at a fashion boutique.

Roberta earned Lucille Ball a promotion at RKO: from clothes horse to actress!  Little did Maxine Jennings (red head) know Lucille Ball would eventually steel her thunder as a carrot top! 

Some theatre managers took the bold step of offering patrons a money-back guarantee! 

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Sweetvee christmas headcanons: christmas shopping together

I’ve decided to use this prompt for Day Two of the Riverdale Reindeer Games event, the theme of which is Dancer: shopping, cards, gift exchange. I hope you enjoy these headcanons! Thank you for sending in this holiday request!

Sweet Pea groaned audibly when Veronica first suggested he accompany her to the city for some holiday shopping.

Sweet Pea is not a fan of shopping at all.

His idea of gift giving means finding a gift on the fly and wrapping it up, indelicately, in a jumbled mass of gift wrapping. If he’s feeling up to it, he might embellish it with a bow or two.

Veronica promised him an expensive steak dinner in exchange for his company. He reluctantly agreed, encouraged by the thought of a delicious steak and the look in Veronica’s eyes as she listed off shops like Barney’s to Bergdorf’s, Sak’s to Sephora.

They shopped for hours, the fervor she exhibited the driving force behind him trying not to moan and groan the entire time.

When they passed by a Tiffany’s, Veronica’s face melted at the sight of the various diamond rings.

Sweet Pea enjoyed seeing the look on her face, but felt a pang of guilt that he couldn’t afford anything like that for her for Christmas.

He was grateful for the detour as they stopped at their hotel room to drop off their shopping bags. He tried to distract her with sex, but she was too focused on seeking out the best gift for Betty and her father to be persuaded.

They resumed their shopping for another two hours, hitting up Armani and Bendel’s as Veronica looked high and low for the perfect scarf for Hiram.

As they strolled through the busy city streets, Veronica squealed as they passed Rockefeller Center, going on and on about ice skating as a child with her parents.

Sweet Pea didn’t want to admit that he didn’t know how to skate, hoping to keep that nostalgic spark ignited in her as she talked about the last happy Christmas the Lodges shared before her father went to prison.

Veronica could tell he was inexperienced, trying hard not to laugh when he fell on his butt.

She insisted that they hold hands for the rest of their time on the rink.

Sweet Pea scowled to himself as he watched a handful of kids glide effortlessly around them.

When they were done, Veronica suggested an early dessert with frozen hot chocolates at Serendipity.

As they stepped out of the restaurant, the snow started falling again, tiny flakes of white peppering her dark black hair.

Sweet Pea couldn’t help but lean down to kiss her, the cool drops of snow stuck on their lips sizzling with the heat of their embrace.

When they arrived at dinner, Veronica could tell Sweet Pea felt a bit out of place amongst the high flutant crowd, even though he was doing his best to look comfortable in a pair of black slacks and a nice blazer.

When he went to the restroom, she asked the waiter to bag up their order. They took it to go to their hotel room, where they dined comfortably under the warm fluffy duvet of their hotel bed.

They ended the night making love overzealously, the energy from the shopping and the busy city life pouring out of Veronica in very appreciative ways.

When she fell asleep, exhausted from the day of hunting for the best gifts for her loved ones, Sweet Pea snuck out.

He perused the shop fronts, the Christmas lights that lined the streets glistening around him, as he sought to find the perfect gift for his perfect girlfriend.

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Step by step instructions to really get it done: Obviously, you need to flaunt what you're pleased with conditioned arms or a thin midsection. It's the making light of less adored parts that is precarious. One strategy? Add inverse volume, such as wearing wide-leg pants to balance a heavier upper a large portion of that is wearing something fitted. "The item is to even yourself out," makes sense of originator Nicole Miller. "So stay away from anything excessively larger than usual or you'll look wedding party planning  greater." Another thought: Distraction. In the event that you're pear molded, wear forgettable dark jeans, carry the concentrate up with an intense scarf, says Louise Roe, the writer of the style-exhortation book Front Roe.2

Wear patterns during a time suitable way.

Instructions to really get it done: Odds are, there's an adult rendition of the style of the day. Take crop tops: To try not to uncover skin, match a shirt that hits at the navel with a high-waisted skirt-or a more extended top with a tank top over it. "It gives you a comparable look," guarantees architect Rebecca Minkoff. Main concern: "You never need to appear as though you're awkward with your age and attempting to look more youthful," says Lilliana Vazquez, a style master and the proofreader of TheLVGuide.com.3

The right bra makes you look slimmer.

Step by step instructions to really make it happen: "Where your bosoms sit on your chest has a major effect in how garments fit," says Vazquez. All in all, assuming you're wearing a bra that fits appropriately, there will be no drooping or swelling and that implies your outline will look trimmer from each point. The objective is halfway between your elbows and shoulders. You've scored a match when "the front place board of the bra lays level, there's no wrinkling or gapping in the cups, and the bra isn't climbing up or making swells," says Kristen Supulski, the overseer of promoting for Vanity Fair Brands unmentionables. "In the event that you can crush only two fingers under the band it actually feels cozy, that is the ideal fit."4

Try not to be too matchy.

The most effective method to really make it happen: Strive to wear colors that upgrade each other as opposed to "match" in the customary sense. For a simple hack, says Minkoff, "take a gander at a straightforward shading wheel. The tones that are inverse each other on the wheel complete one another." (Think non-clear yet bringing combos, similar to orange and naval force or purple and saffron.) Diversifying your adornments, in both shading and surface, is another do. (An adored threesome from the vault of Betty Halbreich, an individual customer at New York City's Bergdorf Goodman and the creator of the style diary I'll Drink to That: "A dark dress, naval force shoes, and a burgundy tote.") And by no means would it be advisable for you at any point rock a set-up of gems. Says Vazquez, " Anything that was sold all together looks truly dated."5

Show skin specifically.

Instructions to really get it done: "Don't give individuals an excessive number of things to take a gander at the same time," says Halbreich. "Assuming you're wearing a low profile dress, center around the cleavage-you don't likewise require uncovered arms and legs." The idea applies to fit too: A body-embracing dress is better with a more reasonable neck area and trim, while a skirt that hits a couple crawls over the knee won't cause a commotion in the event that it's erupted instead of tight.6

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20 Best Books to Read If You Want to Work in Fashion

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20 Best Books to Read If You Want to Work in Fashion

Whether it’s becoming a stylist, an editor, a store owner or a designer, fashion is a notoriously difficult field to break into. Obviously, any hands-on experience you can get—fashion internships, volunteer work, being an assistant—helps tremendously, but unexpected inspiration can also be found in books written by women and men who have made it in the industry.

From honest memoirs written by Vogue bigwigs Grace Coddington and Andre Leon Talley to advice books written by successful designers, entrepreneurs and bloggers, these books will give you an inside look on how to do what you’re dying to do: get a job in the fashion industry. Who better to learn from than people who have been in your shoes and made it to where you want to be?

To that end, we’ve rounded up some the most inspiring and useful books out there to help you land the job of your dreams.

A version of this article was originally published in August 2014.

The Vanity Fair Diaries by Tina Brown

Former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, Tina Brown, divulges all the details of her eight years working for the magazine.

The Vanity Fair Diaries, $17.85 at Amazon

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The Big Life by Ann Shoket

Ann Shoket, who was editor-in-chief of Seventeen magazine from 2007 to 2014, wrote a book perfect for millennials just starting out in the fashion industry.

The Big Life, $14.77 at Amazon

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My Journey by Donna Karan

Renowned fashion designer, Donna Karan, gets very, very personal in this detailed memoir about her life, her marriages and her career in the fashion industry.

My Journey, $11.60 at Amazon

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I’ll Drink to That: A Life in Style, with a Twist by Betty Halbreich

If you’ve ever wondered what it was like to work as a personal shopper, specifically at Bergdorf Goodman, then read Betty Halbreich’s memoir immediately. She spent nearly 40 years of her life doing just that.

I’ll Drink to That: A Life in Style, with a Twist, $10.13 at Amazon

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How to Set up & Run a Fashion Label by Toby Meadows

Even if you’re the most talented new designer out there, you definitely need to know about the business aspect of fashion, like PR and marketing.

This guide will teach you the ins and outs of the fashion industry from e-commerce to sustainability, so that you can start your own label and become a successful at it.

How to Set up & Run a Fashion Label, $24.50 at Amazon

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The Teen Vogue Handbook by Teen Vogue

If you want to learn about every position in the fashion world, from photographers and models to bloggers, this is your one-stop shop.

Full of profiles of newcomers, descriptions of jobs and advice for school and your career, the Teen Vogue Handbook is the ultimate behind-the-scenes look at the people running the industry.

The Teen Vogue Handbook, $10.55 at Amazon

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Fashion 2.0: Blogging Your Way to The Front Row by Yuli Ziv 

In an age when fashion bloggers reign, it’s important to know the ins and outs of the business before you set out to become the industry’s next top blogger.

From the founder of Style Coalition, you’ll learn all the secrets behind starting a business, networking and staying successful.

Fashion 2.0: Blogging Your Way to The Front Row, $9.99 at Amazon

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Nice Is Just a Place in France: How to Win at Basically Everything by The Betches

Not just for someone who’s going into the fashion industry, but really for anyone who needs a little inspiration to, well, not take people’s crap, this is the perfect book.

Nice Is Just a Place in France: How to Win at Basically Everything, $9.29 at Amazon

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Grace: A Memoir by Grace Coddington 

How the heck does one become the creative director at Vogue? Well, that’s exactly what you’ll read about in Grace Coddington’s memoir. Plus, who doesn’t want to read all about brushing arms with Anna Wintour on the reg?

Grace: A Memoir, $16.59 at Amazon

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I Just Graduated … Now What? by Katherine Schwarzenegger

For those of you who have graduated high school or college and thought, “Holy crap, what now?” this book will answer all your questions.

You’ll read about the experiences of people who have been there, from Eva Longoria to John Legend.

I Just Graduated … Now What?, $14.94 at Amazon

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A.L.T.: A Memoir by Andre Leon Talley

Who better to inspire you than one of the most striking people in the fashion industry, Andre Leon Talley?

In this memoir, Andre will share his experience on how a North Carolina man became a staple in the fashion industry.

A.L.T.: A Memoir, $49.50 at Amazon

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Secrets of Stylists: An Insider’s Guide to Styling the Stars by Sasha Charnin Morrison

To survive in this competitive industry, you’ll need to know some serious tips.

If you’re interested in the styling world, this book will help you with everything you need to know from how to create unforgettable looks and landing a choice job to working with the pros, all taught by celebrity stylists themselves.

Secrets of Stylists: An Insider’s Guide to Styling the Stars, $8.50 at Amazon

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The End of Fashion: How Marketing Changed the Clothing Business Forever by Teri Agins

Written by Wall Street Journal reporter and columnist Teri Agins, this book explores all aspects of the fashion industry, from manufacturing, retailing and licensing to image making and financing.

You’ll also get an insider look at things you probably didn’t even know happened, like Donna Karan fighting with financiers, the rivalry between Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger and the commitment to haute couture that sent Isaac Mizrahi’s business spiraling.

The End of Fashion: How Marketing Changed the Clothing Business Forever, $12.31 at Amazon

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The Fashion Designer Survival Guide by Mary Gehlhar 

For anyone who is interested in becoming a fashion designer, this is the book you must get your hands on.

Written by Mary Gehlhar, consultant to hundreds of designers, including Zac Posen, Twinkle by Wenlan, Rebecca Taylor and Cloak, you’ll get behind-the-scenes insight and essential business tips on creating and sustaining a successful career as an independent designer.

Also, you’ll gather tips from some of the industry’s most well-known names, like Donna Karan, Tommy Hilfiger, Cynthia Rowley, Diane von Furstenberg, Richard Tyler and top executives at Saks Fifth Avenue and Barneys New York.

The Fashion Designer Survival Guide, $14.85 at Amazon

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D.V. by Diana Vreeland

The autobiography of one of 20th century’s greatest fashion icons, Diana Vreeland, is a must-read for anyone interested in the fashion industry.

The one-time fashion editor of Harper’s Bazaar and editor-in-chief of Vogue reveals just how she became the icon she is.

D.V., $15.75 at Amazon

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#GIRLBOSS by Sophia Amoruso

Sophia Amoruso’s story is one for the books, so of course the Nasty Gal founder wrote all about it.

From stealing books and selling them on eBay to starting one of the most successful online clothing boutiques, Amoruso will teach readers how to become a #GIRLBOSS and get things done.

#GIRLBOSS, $13.38 at Amazon

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In My Shoes: A Memoir by Tamara Mellon

Written by the creative mind behind Jimmy Choo, Tamara Mellon outlines her struggle between “financial” and “creative.”

From the lows (depression, rehab, etc.) to the success she is now, you’ll be inspired after reading Mellon’s story.

In My Shoes: A Memoir, $32.80 at Amazon

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The Glitter Plan by Pamela Skaist-Levy, Gela Nash-Taylor and Booth Moore

Written by the founders of Juicy Couture, you’ll hear the story on how FIDM students became millionaires after starting a business to make the perfect T-shirt with only $200.

Talk about inspirational.

The Glitter Plan: How We Started Juicy Couture for $200 and Turned It into a Global Brand, $8.48 at Amazon

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Man Repeller: Seeking Love. Finding Overalls. by Leandra Medine

Thanks to Leandra Medine, blogger at Man Repeller, we know you shouldn’t have to sacrifice the quirky way you dress to get a man and that’s exactly what Medine outlines in her novel.

She shares details of the night she lost her virginity right down to the pair of white tube socks she forgot to take off, proving you don’t need to compromise even your most repellent qualities to find your way into that big, white dress.

Man Repeller: Seeking Love. Finding Overalls., $16.69 at Amazon

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If You Have to Cry, Go Outside: And Other Things Your Mother Never Told You by Kelly Cutrone

After seeing her reality TV show a few years back, people may or may not be terrified of Kelly Cutrone. But, that’s one reason to listen to her.

This woman has years of experience and isn’t afraid to keep going until she gets exactly what she wants, and she’ll teach you how to do the same.

If You Have to Cry, Go Outside: And Other Things Your Mother Never Told You, $8.79 at Amazon

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Disney Cadeaux Pas Cher

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All the Best Memorial Day Sales, According to Your Personal Shopper

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Last week, the inevitable happened: Elizabeth Tamkin became the next gen answer to Bergdorf Goodman’s legendary personal shopper, Betty Halbreich, when she offered to give custom shopping advice to anyone who asked in our comments section. Today, she reprises her role, sharing her top picks for the categories that came up most frequently last week. Even better: It’s all on sale.

Memorial Day sales come with even more consumerist baggage than usual, in this financially tumultuous time when some of us are shopping and others are abstaining. Elizabeth sought to shop smarter, not harder: In addition to her top picks, she’s also included a list of all of the long weekend sales on her radar, including lots of small brands worth supporting.

I would keep writing this introduction but I’m already chomping at the bit, ogling those cherry red, tie-dye Opening Ceremony board shorts Eliz found, so I’ll let her take it from here.

1. Summer Dresses, Comin’ Right Up

Alyssa’s request for a summery graduation dress was a joy for me to answer. I looked for dresses that, while appropriate for graduation, would also be easy to repurpose for future events. Cue the florals! The frills! The airy whites! The nautical stripes!

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2. *The* Perfect Shorts for Literally Anything

(Ed. note: I extended the below selection beyond black and kept near but not to exact budget for a wider assortment!)

Jess wants everyday shorts in two categories: a couple pairs of athletic shorts (which Team MR knows a thing or two about), and a second pair that are a bit more sophisticated. For the athletic category, I looked for shorts I know are good (like these Nike ones) and ones that had good shape and cut (nothing worse than a see-through or flimsy pair of shorts). For the “smarter” pair, I looked for versatility, length, and quality, ranging from a modest length denim pair, a satin bermuda and this exceptionally cool flap skort.

The “sporty” pair:

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The “smart” pair:

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3. The Perfect Button-Down Shirt Does Exist

This is a staple I truly believe we all must have. Button-down shirts are timeless, season-less and so very versatile. Wear them buttoned to the collar, wear them buttoned on the top and left open on the bottom, leave it completely open (over a swimsuit perhaps!?), or tie it in a knot around your waist. I found classic white shirts with a perfect length for leaving untucked or tucked, shirts with flare like this one with corset ties (oOoOoh!), ones with pattern like this red or blue striped one from Solid & Striped (I have it in another color and the material is lovely), or a denim one which, in my opinion, is a closet must.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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4. For a Future Casual Day at L’Office

We aren’t quite there yet, Allison. But when the time comes, I agree, a workwear capsule wardrobe is a very, very helpful thing to have. And even more helpful? Items you can wear from work-to-date like this painfully adorable red scallop collared cardigan or this sheer blouse you can dress up with silk trousers or dress down with jeans. I leaned into comfortable but sophisticated pants with a pair of belted khakis by one of my favorite brands—Officine Générale—at 40% off, a great pair of dark jeans with a finished hem, some checked trousers, these perfect black everyday pants and a pair of quite excellent wide-leg white pants to kick off MDW!

Some tops!

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Bottoms!

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5. Wear-All-Day Summer Jackets

I’ve collected many a jacket in my days of living in the city. A jacket can instantly dress up something as simple as a pair of running shorts or leggings. It can sophisticate a work lewk or simply shield you from that sneaky evening breeze. I recommend going linen, cotton, or lightweight tweed to keep it airy, and a fun cut—like this one with the cinched waist—is always a welcome bonus.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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6. Not-Another-Old-Tee Pajamas

Pajamas have been the unsung hero of my quarantine. I find myself still wearing them hours after waking up, barely leaving time to change before the day’s first video call. I’ll always appreciate a good cotton set. Or! Perhaps a lightweight, pretty tank that could double as a blouse (no need to change for that video call!). This statement set will let me feel cute even with the covers up to my chin, or what about this tie-dye top and these shorts that you could actually wear out and about? Love a multipurpose pajama.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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And now for a breakdown of sales that will be updated all weekend!

Apparel and Accessories:

MATCHESFASHION – Up to 50% off. Farfetch – Up to 50% off the Best Of The Season. The RealReal – Up to 80% off Summer Kick-Off Sale and 20% regular priced items with code ‘REAL.’ Need Supply – Up to 50% off sale. Ssense – Up to 50% off. Verishop – Up to 70% off. Shopbop – Up to $150 off your order of items labeled ‘Key Style’ with code ‘JUST4U.’ Nordstrom – Up to 60% off in The Clearance Sale. Luisaviaroma – Additional 30% off already-discounted styles at checkout. Opening Ceremony – Additional 50% off sale with code ‘TORCHPASS50.’ Bloomingdales – Up to 50% off regular priced items plus an extra 50% off items marked ‘EXTRA 50% OFF’ until 5/25. Outdoor Voices – Up to 50% off select styles. W Concept – Up to 65% off select items. Buy 1 and get 1 for 20% off through 2/25 with code ‘MEMORIAL20.’ Solid & Striped – 25% off site-wide with code ‘MDW25.’ Lisa Says Gah – 20% off Final Sale with code ‘SALE20’ through 5/25. Ralph Lauren – Up to 40% off. Splendid – 40% off site-wide with code ‘THISISBIG’ until 5/25. Anthropologie – 25% off all clothing, shoes and accessories plus an extra 50% off sale from 5/22-5/25. Khaite – Further reductions to sale. Vince – 25% off site-wide with code ‘MAY25.’ 7 For All Mankind – 40% off site-wide. Universal Standard – All jeans are $65 from 5/21-524, 12 Summer Outfits (four released daily) at a discount from 5/22-5/24, and 25% off site-wide one day only on Memorial Day, Monday, 5/25. Uniqlo – Essentials on sale through 5/20. Mango – 30% off site-wide until 5/31. Spanx – 50% off select styles. The Kooples – Archive Sale up to 80% off through 5/25. Sandy Liang – Up to 50% off. Bonobos – 50% off sale and final sale items with code ‘GOODTIMES.’ Marks & Spencer – 20% off any $150+ purchase through 5/25. Teva – Up to 30% off women’s and men’s styles through 5/26. L.L. Bean – 15% off site-wide at with code ‘SUNNY15’ through 5/25. Manduka – Up to 50% off women’s and men’s apparel through 5/26. Alice & Olivia – Online sample sale with up items up to 80% off until 5/25. Abacaxi – 20% off site-wide until 5/25 with code ‘SUNSHINE.’ Batu – 20% off summer flats until 5/25 with code ‘MEMORIAL20.’ Nomasei – 15% off select styles until 5/25 with code ‘Memorial Nomasei.’ Havva – 20% off site-wide with code ‘THANKYOU.’ Giovanna – 10% off site-wide with code ‘TenforTen’ and 10% of each sale will go to Project PPE. Sleepy Jones – 20% off site-wide, with three special one-day only events with surprise deals on some best-sellers until 5/25. Marysia – Up to 70% off Resort and Spring 2019 styles. Dolce Vita – 50% off site-wide with code ‘FIFTY.’ Blundstone – Select styles 25% off through 5/31. Zappos – Deals on apparel, footwear and swim. Coclico – Up to 30% off select styles through 5/24. For the Ages – 20% off through 5/25 with code ‘summer2020.’ Intentionally Blank – All shoes up to 60% off (no code necessary) plus all sale shoes an additional 60% off with code ‘EXTRA60SALE’ through 5/25. IMAGO-A – Archive Sale up to 65% off previous collections through 5/25. Loup – 25% off site-wide (excluding tie-dyed classics) with code ‘SUN!’ through 5/25. Wol Hide – 20% off spring collection sweaters through 5/25. 8vo Ático – 20% off for Collection 02 and an extra 25% off final sale items from Collection 01. Use code ‘MAYFLASHSALE’ through 5/25. Jade Swim – 40% off site-wide with code ‘MEMORIAL.’ SAME Los Angeles – 10% off the Memorial Day edit.

Beauty:

Marc Jacobs Beauty – Up to 60% off select items with code ‘SALE10.’ Sephora – 50% off select items until 5/20. Ulta – 50% off haircare essentials with new deals daily until 5/30. Dermstore – Up to 20% off Summer Event. Violet Grey – Automatic discounts to your purchase applied at checkout. Nordstrom – Up to 60% off in The Clearance Sale. La Roche-Posay – 20% off site-wide with code ‘MDW2020’ from 5/19-5/21 plus one day extended only on 2/25. eos – 20% off site-wide + free shipping on all orders $30+ through 5/25. Lavido – Get up to 30% off. Boscia – 30% off your entire purchase.

Home:

Bed Bath & Beyond – Up to 40% off. Parachute – 25% off site-wide until 5/25. Floyd – Up to $125 off with code ‘SUNSHINE.’ Brooklinen – 15% off site-wide with code ‘WKND15.’ Sur La Table – 20% off outdoor dinnerware until 5/25. Wayfair – Up to 70% off. Brooklyn Bedding – 25% off site-wide with code ‘ANNIVERSARY25.’ West Elm – Up to 60% off. Serena & Lily – 20% off with code ‘LIVEWELL’ through 5/25. Overstock – Up to 70% off. Casper – 10% off full-priced items until 6/1. Article – Up to 25% off until 5/25. Macy’s – Up to 60% off. Home Depot – Up to 40% off on appliances until 6/4. Target – Up to 25% off on furniture. Ralph Lauren – Up to 40% off.

Feature image via Marley Rizzuti.

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All the Best Memorial Day Sales, According to Your Personal Shopper

Have you signed up for MR Thoughtline yet? It’s Man Repeller’s new text-based service that lights up phone screens with good bits from around the internet, opportunities to chat with cool people, and digital recesses to help your mind take a break from the news in favor of a recipe, physical activity or, trust us, very useful WFH outfit ideas. Subscribe here.

Last week, the inevitable happened: Elizabeth Tamkin became the next gen answer to Bergdorf Goodman’s legendary personal shopper, Betty Halbreich, when she offered to give custom shopping advice to anyone who asked in our comments section. Today, she reprises her role, sharing her top picks for the categories that came up most frequently last week. Even better: It’s all on sale.

Memorial Day sales come with even more consumerist baggage than usual, in this financially tumultuous time when some of us are shopping and others are abstaining. Elizabeth sought to shop smarter, not harder: In addition to her top picks, she’s also included a list of all of the long weekend sales on her radar, including lots of small brands worth supporting.

I would keep writing this introduction but I’m already chomping at the bit, ogling those cherry red, tie-dye Opening Ceremony board shorts Eliz found, so I’ll let her take it from here.

1. Summer Dresses, Comin’ Right Up

Alyssa’s request for a summery graduation dress was a joy for me to answer. I looked for dresses that, while appropriate for graduation, would also be easy to repurpose for future events. Cue the florals! The frills! The airy whites! The nautical stripes!

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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2. *The* Perfect Shorts for Literally Anything

(Ed. note: I extended the below selection beyond black and kept near but not to exact budget for a wider assortment!)

Jess wants everyday shorts in two categories: a couple pairs of athletic shorts (which Team MR knows a thing or two about), and a second pair that are a bit more sophisticated. For the athletic category, I looked for shorts I know are good (like these Nike ones) and ones that had good shape and cut (nothing worse than a see-through or flimsy pair of shorts). For the “smarter” pair, I looked for versatility, length, and quality, ranging from a modest length denim pair, a satin bermuda and this exceptionally cool flap skort.

The “sporty” pair:

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The “smart” pair:

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3. The Perfect Button-Down Shirt Does Exist

This is a staple I truly believe we all must have. Button-down shirts are timeless, season-less and so very versatile. Wear them buttoned to the collar, wear them buttoned on the top and left open on the bottom, leave it completely open (over a swimsuit perhaps!?), or tie it in a knot around your waist. I found classic white shirts with a perfect length for leaving untucked or tucked, shirts with flare like this one with corset ties (oOoOoh!), ones with pattern like this red or blue striped one from Solid & Striped (I have it in another color and the material is lovely), or a denim one which, in my opinion, is a closet must.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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4. For a Future Casual Day at L’Office

We aren’t quite there yet, Allison. But when the time comes, I agree, a workwear capsule wardrobe is a very, very helpful thing to have. And even more helpful? Items you can wear from work-to-date like this painfully adorable red scallop collared cardigan or this sheer blouse you can dress up with silk trousers or dress down with jeans. I leaned into comfortable but sophisticated pants with a pair of belted khakis by one of my favorite brands—Officine Générale—at 40% off, a great pair of dark jeans with a finished hem, some checked trousers, these perfect black everyday pants and a pair of quite excellent wide-leg white pants to kick off MDW!

Some tops!

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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Bottoms!

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5. Wear-All-Day Summer Jackets

I’ve collected many a jacket in my days of living in the city. A jacket can instantly dress up something as simple as a pair of running shorts or leggings. It can sophisticate a work lewk or simply shield you from that sneaky evening breeze. I recommend going linen, cotton, or lightweight tweed to keep it airy, and a fun cut—like this one with the cinched waist—is always a welcome bonus.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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6. Not-Another-Old-Tee Pajamas

Pajamas have been the unsung hero of my quarantine. I find myself still wearing them hours after waking up, barely leaving time to change before the day’s first video call. I’ll always appreciate a good cotton set. Or! Perhaps a lightweight, pretty tank that could double as a blouse (no need to change for that video call!). This statement set will let me feel cute even with the covers up to my chin, or what about this tie-dye top and these shorts that you could actually wear out and about? Love a multipurpose pajama.

!function(d,s,id){ var e, p = /^http:/.test(d.location) ? 'http' : 'https'; if(!d.getElementById(id)) { e = d.createElement(s); e.id = id; e.src = p + '://widgets.rewardstyle.com/js/shopthepost.js'; d.body.appendChild(e); } if(typeof window.__stp === 'object') if(d.readyState === 'complete') { window.__stp.init(); } }(document, 'script', 'shopthepost-script');

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And now for a breakdown of sales that will be updated all weekend!

Apparel and Accessories:

MATCHESFASHION – Up to 50% off. Farfetch – Up to 50% off the Best Of The Season. The RealReal – Up to 80% off Summer Kick-Off Sale and 20% regular priced items with code ‘REAL.’ Need Supply – Up to 50% off sale. Ssense – Up to 50% off. Verishop – Up to 70% off. Shopbop – Up to $150 off your order of items labeled ‘Key Style’ with code ‘JUST4U.’ Nordstrom – Up to 60% off in The Clearance Sale. Luisaviaroma – Additional 30% off already-discounted styles at checkout. Opening Ceremony – Additional 50% off sale with code ‘TORCHPASS50.’ Bloomingdales – Up to 50% off regular priced items plus an extra 50% off items marked ‘EXTRA 50% OFF’ until 5/25. Outdoor Voices – Up to 50% off select styles. W Concept – Up to 65% off select items. Buy 1 and get 1 for 20% off through 2/25 with code ‘MEMORIAL20.’ Solid & Striped – 25% off site-wide with code ‘MDW25.’ Lisa Says Gah – 20% off Final Sale with code ‘SALE20’ through 5/25. Ralph Lauren – Up to 40% off. Splendid – 40% off site-wide with code ‘THISISBIG’ until 5/25. Anthropologie – 25% off all clothing, shoes and accessories plus an extra 50% off sale from 5/22-5/25. Khaite – Further reductions to sale. Vince – 25% off site-wide with code ‘MAY25.’ 7 For All Mankind – 40% off site-wide. Universal Standard – All jeans are $65 from 5/21-524, 12 Summer Outfits (four released daily) at a discount from 5/22-5/24, and 25% off site-wide one day only on Memorial Day, Monday, 5/25. Uniqlo – Essentials on sale through 5/20. Mango – 30% off site-wide until 5/31. Spanx – 50% off select styles. The Kooples – Archive Sale up to 80% off through 5/25. Sandy Liang – Up to 50% off. Bonobos – 50% off sale and final sale items with code ‘GOODTIMES.’ Marks & Spencer – 20% off any $150+ purchase through 5/25. Teva – Up to 30% off women’s and men’s styles through 5/26. L.L. Bean – 15% off site-wide at with code ‘SUNNY15’ through 5/25. Manduka – Up to 50% off women’s and men’s apparel through 5/26. Alice & Olivia – Online sample sale with up items up to 80% off until 5/25. Abacaxi – 20% off site-wide until 5/25 with code ‘SUNSHINE.’ Batu – 20% off summer flats until 5/25 with code ‘MEMORIAL20.’ Nomasei – 15% off select styles until 5/25 with code ‘Memorial Nomasei.’ Havva – 20% off site-wide with code ‘THANKYOU.’ Giovanna – 10% off site-wide with code ‘TenforTen’ and 10% of each sale will go to Project PPE. Sleepy Jones – 20% off site-wide, with three special one-day only events with surprise deals on some best-sellers until 5/25. Marysia – Up to 70% off Resort and Spring 2019 styles. Dolce Vita – 50% off site-wide with code ‘FIFTY.’ Blundstone – Select styles 25% off through 5/31. Zappos – Deals on apparel, footwear and swim. Coclico – Up to 30% off select styles through 5/24. For the Ages – 20% off through 5/25 with code ‘summer2020.’ Intentionally Blank – All shoes up to 60% off (no code necessary) plus all sale shoes an additional 60% off with code ‘EXTRA60SALE’ through 5/25. IMAGO-A – Archive Sale up to 65% off previous collections through 5/25. Loup – 25% off site-wide (excluding tie-dyed classics) with code ‘SUN!’ through 5/25. Wol Hide – 20% off spring collection sweaters through 5/25. 8vo Ático – 20% off for Collection 02 and an extra 25% off final sale items from Collection 01. Use code ‘MAYFLASHSALE’ through 5/25. Jade Swim – 40% off site-wide with code ‘MEMORIAL.’ SAME Los Angeles – 10% off the Memorial Day edit.

Beauty:

Marc Jacobs Beauty – Up to 60% off select items with code ‘SALE10.’ Sephora – 50% off select items until 5/20. Ulta – 50% off haircare essentials with new deals daily until 5/30. Dermstore – Up to 20% off Summer Event. Violet Grey – Automatic discounts to your purchase applied at checkout. Nordstrom – Up to 60% off in The Clearance Sale. La Roche-Posay – 20% off site-wide with code ‘MDW2020’ from 5/19-5/21 plus one day extended only on 2/25. eos – 20% off site-wide + free shipping on all orders $30+ through 5/25. Lavido – Get up to 30% off. Boscia – 30% off your entire purchase.

Home:

Bed Bath & Beyond – Up to 40% off. Parachute – 25% off site-wide until 5/25. Floyd – Up to $125 off with code ‘SUNSHINE.’ Brooklinen – 15% off site-wide with code ‘WKND15.’ Sur La Table – 20% off outdoor dinnerware until 5/25. Wayfair – Up to 70% off. Brooklyn Bedding – 25% off site-wide with code ‘ANNIVERSARY25.’ West Elm – Up to 60% off. Serena & Lily – 20% off with code ‘LIVEWELL’ through 5/25. Overstock – Up to 70% off. Casper – 10% off full-priced items until 6/1. Article – Up to 25% off until 5/25. Macy’s – Up to 60% off. Home Depot – Up to 40% off on appliances until 6/4. Target – Up to 25% off on furniture. Ralph Lauren – Up to 40% off.

Feature image via Marley Rizzuti.

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