Fashion and Style from New York to Paris
Out sick... photo source Hey everyone! Sorry for the lack of posts. Ive been out sick. I hardly have the energy to write this, just want you all to know that I haven't disappeared. I'm talking to a close...
I'm in Public Magazine, Paris So as promised to all my Tweeties (http://twitter.com/toocutemag) on Monday, here is the photo that was taken on me for Public Magazine. I was walking home from work on Rue Montorgueil - one good...
Sneak Peek: Cancan Paris Store Yes We Cancan... Spent the afternoon yesterday with the wonderful Kristina at Cancan in the Pigalle area of Paris- I'm still processing the images from my little dress-up session / visit to the store. They...
Interesting Food For Thought + TGIF I'm so happy that it's Friday - I'm grateful for my family, friends and all the positive people around me. Sometimes we forget that the best things in life are not things at all. If you feel like...
Accessories Report: Statement Necklaces Get some WOW power in your wardrobe Statement Necklaces are without saying one of the best way to pick up an ordinary outfit – whether its just a T-Shirt and jeans or a Sheath dress . Here...
Mar
23
2007
Category : Uncategorized
Pic of Amy performing in Feb 07.
Amy Winehouse Rocks
I first heard “Rehab” on the British Awards, performed live, and I loved it
and even though Amy looks a lot like a Drag queen outta rehab,
her voice mulls over yoiu like a caramel on a hot fudge sunday. Its that smooth, yet rich!
Get here new album, you’d be glad you did. It sounds very bad girl jazzy. 
You can get it at Amazon.com
Mar
13
2007
Category : fashion
Reached for comment earlier today Jacobs’ business partner Robert Duffy confirmed the rumor that had started to circulate around New York. “Marc made the right decision,” Duffy said. “He’d been sober for seven years. When he relapsed, he wanted to deal with it right away.[WWD]
The Designer, who just completed his show in Paris, is reported to have immediately checked himself into a Rehab Facility in Arizona, after seven years of sobriety.
I’m glad that he made the move to make him better and not just sit around thinking he’d be ok, because the next thing that could happen could be a overdose. Alcohol and drug dependency are real issue that many people face everyday, and it’s never too late to get help. He’s already on the road to recovery as acceptance of your addiction is the first step.
My prayers and positive energy are with him in this time.
