Showing posts with label Canadian designers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canadian designers. Show all posts
Friday, December 2, 2011
My Black Friday Purchases, Part 1: The Little Black Dress
Posted by
CynthiaC
On Black Friday, I purchased a couple of items from Peacock Parade's Black Friday sale. Both items have arrived, but this post is for the BIG ITEM, a black Greta Constantine dress. The dress's very different look from what I typically purchase as well as the deep discount (original price, according to Peacock Parade was just under $1,200 - bought it at $269 before taxes) both caught my eye.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Vivienne Tam Dress from Peacock Parade - Belt or Not?
Posted by
CynthiaC
Hello, my name is CynthiaC and I'm a Peacock Parade-aholic.....yep, that's right folks, I've bought my second item in the last 10 days. The dress I purchased was Vivienne Tam's Diagonal Dress - I really liked the pattern and thought it was a great addition to my mostly solids wardrobe...
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Bare Legs or Leggings?
Posted by
CynthiaC
I recently bought a long top/short dress from petite-friendly brand AIME (I couldn't zip up the XS past my waist. Must be a ribcage issue. This dress is a S), which I've actually had my eye on for a few seasons. I first saw this at LG Fashion Week in 2009. The fit is very snug, but at the same time, gives me more of an hourglass shape (which I LOVE!). However, sometimes I feel like it's a tad bit too short. Do you think it's too short? Should I wear leggings (or are they peggings?) or not?
Labels:
Aime,
bare legs,
boots,
Canadian designers,
designers,
heels,
leggings,
LG Fashion Week,
petite-friendly brands
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
442 McAdam Hobo Bag
Posted by
CynthiaC
I recently received my new Hobo bag from 442 McAdam, which I purchased back in the fall. This bag, which measures about 17" at its widest point is perfect for travelling (after all, you need to carry a camera, phone, wallet, passport, etc, etc...). It also comes with regular handles as well as a longer strap so the bag can be worn diagonally...
Labels:
442 McAdam,
bags,
big bags,
Canadian designers,
hobo,
media bag,
shopping,
straps,
tote bags,
travel
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