Unless you’re working for a fortune 500 company or screaming “Wall Street money never sleeps” in your, well, sleep, black on black suits are so last season. We now have the freedom to mix and match. This is America.
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Sometimes generic stationery from Target just doesn't do the trick. Here is the best in Etsy stationery that will keep your wallet full and suit all your thank you note to grandma or future employer needs
Whether you’ll be sipping a mimosa at a brunch filled with so many egg-themed appetizers it’s nauseating or celebrating in church, the hunt for the perfect flowery, pastel-colored dress is sometimes harder than the one for Easter eggs.
Henri Girl, the brainchild boutique of FSU alumna Cassandra Gordon, is back on the streets of Gainesville. The store, which features all your favorites from crop tops to high-waisted shorts, gives Gainesville that added flair it’s always needed.
How Do You Roll? opened its doors in the Stadium Center on University Avenue to Gainesville customers last week promising the best in custom sushi and a different atmosphere when it comes to that quick Asian experience. Here's what I think of it.
Before you start all the pinching and the kissing because you’re Irish, you’ll need one fabulous green outfit to whip out this St. Patrick’s Day. But if your closet is lacking 50 Shades of Green, here is your guide to having the latest in green-hued fashion.
Justin Timberlake’s appearance on Saturday Night Live a few weeks ago made me realize two things: he looks unreasonably good dressed as tofu and he has somehow seduced my brain into thinking elevator music (eg. "Suit and Tie") is very entertaining. But what else is new, JT has seduced the world. Have you HEARD the song Rock Your Body? Clothes instantly off.
It’s finally time. Whip out your tanning lotion, piña colata mix and Listerine bottles not filled with Listerine that you’re going to bring on your cruise because it’s spring break. Here's what to pack.
So, what’s in style for bathing suits this season? I bet you’re in shock that there’s so much that a designer can even do with a foot of fabric to create a bikini top or bottom. But oh, they can.
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