True, but I’d imagine she wasn’t wearing that dress for more than 30 minutes or so. And I doubt she ever sat down in it. 

Boys need feminist moms too!

“We’re nobody’s third love,” he said. “We’re their first love. And Victoria’s Secret has been women’s first love from the beginning.”

Victoria’s Secret bras are just terrible. I’m a 36DDD and the straps are too thin and so many of them have about a full bra cup of padding which most people older than their early 20s don’t really want. VS is not going to get back on top by pretending like the companies actually making bras that fit more women’s…

All I can think about are the number of undergarments being worn under that white dress. I would have been TERRIFIED to wear anything white for weeks after birth. I hope royalty gets an upgrade from the giant pad and mesh pear underwear. 

“Parenting is amazing. It’s only been, what, two and a half days, three days, but we’re just so thrilled to have our own little bundle of joy, and to be able to spend some special time with him as he slowly starts to grow up,” Harry added.

Literally can’t remember the last time I bought a bra from VS. Once you are a woman with adult breasts and a job that requires movement of any sort, bra construction, support, and quality actually start to matter.  Then you realize that paying $50 for a “sexy” poorly engineered piece of shit maybe isn’t in your best…

Christ. I always longed for a VS body but sadly I am a lifelong member of the IBTC. ThirdLove and similar brands are the only bras that actually fit me without being padded out to *here* or making me feel bad about not having a red satin & black lace body type.  So get bent, is basically what I’m saying.

They look ecstatic. This is very, very cute. I know all babies are wonderful. But is it strange that I’m a little disappointed Meghan and Harry’s first child isn’t a girl? For some reason, I just kind of assumed they would have a girl. Harry seems like the kind of man who would be thrilled to father a girl - and…

I couldn't afford the Steve Maddens but I rocked the shit out of the Payless version. I've been waiting for them to come back because I will absofuckinglutely buy them!

Yeah, it’s more than okay. I pulled out my vintage (1992) Miu Miu rust suede loafers (exact same silhouette) out of the woodwork this year and got compliments galore from a number of keen post-millennial sprites. My hoarding is finally paying off. 

I have the exact same problem! It makes me sad because there are so many pretty pumps but I’ve never found a pair that will stay on my heels, even with inserts. Mary Janes for life! I bought these from Naturalizer recently and I really like them:

10/10 would wear again. I remember polishing these babies up to go out and “study” at the coffee shop. 

I am dying for some MJs to be in my life.

These were the go-to chorus/ band shoe in middle school (for the girls, at least). They provided the darkest and most-satisfying scuff on the linoleum floors

I think maybe one has to be older than 35 to experience this, but I don’t think the reason women don’t want to repeat fashion isn’t because of the fact that they wore it before; that’s just shorthand for “I like to think my tastes have become more sophisticated since I was 17-21" and/or “as I am 20 years older, I am…

Mary Janes always have a strap across them:

Mary Jane’s have a strap across the ankle.

I had a pair of these that I wore out so I don’t want another pair. However, I did want and find a pair of platform sunflower espadrilles that I bought and wear and love that remind of a pair that I saw Drew Barrymore wearing that I couldn’t afford when I was a broke teen but that I can now afford as a grownup with…

I scour Poshmark for these all the time. They are a delight to wear and thanks to the chunky heel, you’re unlikely to kill yourself while doing so!