That's not a mini! That's a mini mini!
Reese Witherspoon at the premiere of "Monsters vs. Aliens" wearing a Rodarte mini mini and Balenciaga heels.
I wonder what happens when she sits down or bends down juuuust a lil bit.
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Balenciaga
Top picks for this collection:
Tweed. Harlequin Dolls. Tailored Suits. Funky but in a way still classic.
Images from Style.com
Karl Lagerfeld's Barbie and Ken
How stylish and fantastic is that?
Happy 50 years, Barbie!
Images via colette.fr
Instead of men buying a jacket bigger than their real size and getting it altered, why not a store for shorter men? This is the question Jimmy Au's For Men 5'8" and Under answered when he opened a store with shorter clothes racks and shorter mannequins.
Height, for a man, is the ultimate power marker. An added inch of height is equivalent to an extra $30,000 year of salary, on average, when it comes to attracting a mate, says Andrew Trees, author of "Decoding Love," a book about the science of attraction. Height also affects earnings -- though less dramatically: Each inch earns you about $600 more per year in salary after controlling for variables like education, he says.Wow really?
But they also say that a man's height also depends on how he presents himself. So if he feels tall, people will see him as tall and same goes for feeling short. Reports say "One out of three men in the United States is under 5 feet 8 inches tall." This 1/3 deserves a store which would make them feel like they belong. A store which would allow them to just pick out a pair of pants, try them on, purchase and wear right away. No alterations, fitting just right.
Their website for online shopping will greet you with this "Welcome to Jimmy Au's For Men 5'8" and Under… designer fashion tailored for today’s shorter man who doesn’t want to look short."
Brittany Snow at the Pre-Party of Teen Choice Awards 2008
Love the shoes! And the outfit! Olivia Palermo in Marchesa at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2008
The ever-stylish Nicole Richie leaving Cipriani restaurant in Downtown ManhattanImages from WENN
They're baaaaack! Of course there were outrageously huge ones spotted on the catwalk but these are fine. Designers Donna Karan, Marc Jacobs, Carolina Herrera were among those who showcased the 80's style for their Fall 2009 collection.
