Link Love: 7.8.10


• 10 useful WordPress security tweaks.
• A really good informational read: the evolution of the logo.
• Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems [Part 1]: Gala Darling digs into the issue of women and spending to keep up with what they view as aspirational, the influence of fashion blogs and why it’s really nobody’s business how you choose to spend your money.
• Manage Filter is a tool for Twitter that allows you to clean up and manage who you follow, find out who isn’t following you back and determine which inactive accounts you follow.
• Why are women so judgmental of one another?
• Marlon Brando to Michael Jackson: Try not to make an ass of yourself.
• Blogs are growing much more slowly. While still very popular, other social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook have broken their monopoly. And, it isn’t an illusion — the rate of advertising has slowed significantly, too.
• A total mind bender. I really, really want an Inspiration Pad!
• Okay, it’s official. I am totally in love with the Fall Miu Miu campaign. I’ll take one of everything. I love the detachable collars and bursts of color mixed with black — Miuccia Prada has somehow made the 60s look fresh again:





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Thanks for the shout-out! And for the link to that Economist article – fascinating …
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I love the fall Miu Miu campaign too! The colours are gorgeous!
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Where is Miu Miu sold generally? LIke Norstroms or Saks? I love your black purse, Ms. Twiglet, but I don’t want a knock off. I’m kinda like you…buy the basics for tops and pants, and splurge on the accessories and shoes. They totally make the outfit! If I get to Portland, you have to show me the underground shopping hubs! I love a good deal! I’d even buy you cupcakes as a form of payment…
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Wow! Those Miu Miu shots are great! For some reason, they remind me of the old 50′s and 60′s sewing patterns – maybe it’s the outfits, maybe it’s how they’re standing…the shoes and tights are awesome, and I love that they used two of my favourite colours!
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Oh wow! The new Fall campaign is gorgeous! I love all the colors.
Happy blogging!
xoxoxox
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wow, i love the miu miu! the stockings are trippy, but i have a feeling the effect would be lost if i tried to stretch them over my non-stick-thin legs.
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The picture from Marie Claire is gorgeous! I love the girl’s hair – maybe I should go for a copper feel. The yellow sunglasses really stand out – looks great! (And I’m not even much of a yellow fan!!)
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Oh my god I want those yellow glasses so bad I could just punch someone
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Lola: Besides the Miu Miu boutiques I think Neiman’s carries it. I originally spotted my huge black bag at a Neiman’s in Honolulu years ago but couldn’t afford it at the time. I eventually found mine on Ebay, complete with the original tags, dustbag and receipt. In Portland we don’t have many higher end retailers (Saks is closing) besides Nordstrom and I don’t think they carry Miu Miu which I am sort of thankful for — and so is my bank acct!
Tariro: Most fashion is kind of blah to me but Miu Miu really set the bar high for Fall. It’s like my dream mix of Rudi Gernreich / Space Age / Courreges / Schoolgirl!
Jess Needs A New Face: The pattern might look good on different leg shapes though…I think of patterned tights as removable tattoos…probably kinda weird but you know what I mean. I like that they would look slightly different on everyone depending on build and skin tone.
Kaz: The second I saw it, I ripped it out right then and there and tacked it to my inspiration board!
Caitlin Burns: Violence is not the answer! Haha!
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Loving Miu Miu as well. I must get those tights (in every colour, of course) asap!
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I do love miu miu but definitely think their past stuff was better like:http://www.style.com/slideshows/fashionshows/F2004RTW/MIUMIU/RUNWAY//00010f.jpg. I soooo agree with you about the bursts of colour with the black but got to say I despise the detachable collars. Hmmmm suppose my opinion is “could do better”. Thanks for posting it though!!!!
http://cecilia-fashionfood.blogspot.com/ – Check it out plleeaaaasseee let me know what you think
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The Inspiration Pad looks wonderful, but I was taken aback when I read it’s 15 euros for… 32 pages O_o !
The Economist article seems a bit pessimistic.
Yes, new things are being served but I think it just means that different tastes will be better satisfied, not that a certain taste will go unsatisfied.
If there’s only bread, a 100% of consumers will eat bread. If there are bread and bagels, bread’s numbers might fall to 50%, but overall happiness will increase because those who stick with it will be the people who really like it… and the other 50% will be really into their new-found bagels. [/extreme simplification]
The only problem might come to solely bread-makers, but if they are general bakers – no problems for them.
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