A guy picking out a Christmas gift for the gal in his life is definitely a topic of interest. For starters, a major blunder is giving a loved one a vacuum cleaner or crockpot as a present. Another ticklish area is lingerie – male shoppers invariably miss on type, size and color. This is closely followed by perfume – which should be a no-brainer. Just find out what she wants -- then write it down.
Help is definitely needed here, so we’ve created a list of great fashions from Adea.
During this time of year, there are work parties, friends and family and in town and the random events that pop up on the spur of the moment. These are all examples of the beauty of the holidays of course.
In order to help you make the transition from day to night, here are some tips that will help you through a couple of varying scenarios:
Let’s take a look at how strong female executives are portrayed on TV versus how they are in real life. Do reel and real ladies have anything in common?
Cliche Magazine lists our chemise and sexy layers(Open Link in new window) as a great holiday gift ideas! Click image to view full article.
Did you know that blue is the most popular color and orange is the least popular? Or when one says, “I’m having a purple patch” it means a period of good fortune?
With colors in fashion, it seems that most of us like to go with what we know – tried-and-true seems the best approach. Or is it? Let’s explore.
Boston.com listed Adea as a great gift idea for the skier in your life! So if you know a lady that loves to ski or want to encourage her to ski a bit more scoop up an Adea top. She'll be even happier to hit the slopes.
With Thanksgiving having already come and gone and Christmas decorations already up, it's time to look at some gift giving ideas to help you out for the remainder of this holiday season, which for many can be the most stressful part of the holiday season.
Here are some tips to help you out while shopping for those on your list:
There comes a time in everyone’s life when one says, “I need a break from my daily routine – I gotta get outta town.” This happened to my friends and myself when I was at Columbia. We decided we just had to get away from books, term papers, lectures – the whole bit.
On a sunny afternoon in early October, I decided to take a walk down to 76 Greene Street in Manhattan’s Soho district to take a look at an unusual apartment.
Was I looking to buy or rent? No, I was merely intrigued. When surfing the web I inadvertently saw “The Apartment by The Line” that said, “Open to the public on Saturdays, 11 am to 6 pm”. Why not I thought?
After a few missteps, I found the door to 76 Greene, entered and pushed the elevator button to the third floor. My jaw dropped as I stepped out into a light-filled, spacious loft with high ceilings and jaw-dropping furnishings and accessories.
As you know we've added plus sizes in our best-selling styles of layering tops and camisoles and The Curvy Fashionista(Open Link in new window) gives them high marks!
Recently we posted a blog(Open Link in new window) on this website about the publication of a new book entitled Women in Clothes – an exhaustive study of 639 women and how they dress.
Later on, I spotted an article in the New York Observer that described a book-and-swap party to celebrate the launch of this book. It was held in Rachel Comey’s boutique in Manhattan’s Soho (she is one of the contributors in the book) and it was a festive affair of book party-and-clothing swap rolled into one – accompanied by lots of champagne.
