I thought everyone had a miniskirt or two in their closet. I do. Isn’t it a wardrobe classic? Now, the resurgence of “mom jeans” is something I’ll never understand.I was never sold on chocolate diamonds, but miniskirts, well I love them, especially with leggings at my age!Hey, what the heck?
Lol!! Mom jeans are out for me, at least, so I hope! Though, I very rarely wear jeans anymore. I’ve never been able to fully identify what they are, it’s more what some jeans look like on due to a mismatch of proportions with the person’s body. I imagine pockets that are badly placed which make the rear look way wider, or exaggerates a proportion which is not fitting to the person, unflattering folds and waist height, and an unexciting, drab denim color/wearer parttern. I’ve seen them both in overly tight and loose versions.
Do you not like them...or perhaps Is there a reason why? Just curious...
Lol!! I completely understand!If I did, I’d be accidentally flashing everybody.
I’m pretty casual, so I wear jeans pretty frequently. I’m picky about them though. You are spot on about mom jeans. You described them perfectly. They just aren’t flattering on anyone.
Google the SNL skit “mom jeans” on YouTube. I actually don’t think really high waisted or extreme low riders look good on anybody. I don’t care if you are thin, curvy, short, tall, or somewhere in between.I thought that “Mom jeans” were just high waisted jeans... above the belly button. No?
You know Anne, I find myself disappointed in museum exhibits since finding Pricescope. I visited the Louvre this summer and thought some of the gems in the Crown Jewels looked like plastic. The red spinels, blue sapphires and pink and white diamonds were nice, but the rest just looked like costume jewelry to me. The above is just an example, it’s happened more often.
I honestly think a lot of people who can afford items in this price range only know about diamonds and are into name brands. They automatically think that because it’s a premier brand, it must be the best. Many premier brands do have awesome quality and are luxurious, but not all. However, in any category, whether it’s cars, rtw, handbags, or shoes, a premier brand may have poor or ok quality, but not enough people who can afford their goods know enough to call them on it, so they continue to sell goods that are less than in quality.
Well heck! That would explain it. I don’t speak or read much French, so I must have missed that in the description. There were many other jewels there and I don’t think the emeralds were fake, but they were not too great in quality. We also went to the natural history museum and those gems (which were real) did not look fantastic either.
Ooh, thank you, that explains a lot!
I think so!Maybe they need to be re-oiled...
Absolutely makes sense. This is the case about why star sapphires are rarely seen in any large quantity, but have been used by a few designers such as Oscar Heyman who have invested in collecting them over time. Designers in general cannot count on a steady supply of them which would be consistent in quality and size.
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