This blog was initially to track the wear and trends of Central Florida.
I just thought I’d rant as such to remind my readers and myself of Peopleology’s initial purpose.
But don’t get too comfortable, I’d rather personality watch then clothes watch!
I don't watch Sex and The City but I wouldn't be opposed to browsing through a photo book from the show. Color, color, COLOR!
To me, the real star of Sex and the City is actually its costume designer Patricia Field (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Field).
I’d link you to her website but it’s in some need of redesigning.
I’ll give her the benefit of the doubt that she’s channeling all her eye for color into the clothes that she hasn’t had any left for her web home which, to be candid, looks as if I designed it myself back when I was 12 and had an AsianAvenue and an outspoken amore for stars and glitter.
Yum - patterns. neutrals. brights.
But what I still have in common with my 12 year old self as well as with Field is my love for brights.
Paired with my love for neutrals and with patterns, I’ve found endless combinations for showing the dresses I’ve collected from my travels.
I saw this grandmother in a theme park not too long ago.
I felt as if we could trade closets.
Carrie - if she were an old, Indian man.
I turned and spotted this fellow not too long after the grandmother.
Way before Solange, Kate Moss, and Salma Hayek, this man turban-ed.
And carried a diaper bag.
I’m not sure what I admire first about this photo
A) the red-pink of his turban
B) the fact that he’s wearing a suit at a theme park
C) his nurturing personality
