Two things come to mind reading this article:

That’s how my folks did it. We weren’t religious, so they just talked with us. It worked pretty well. That’s what we’re doing with our kid.

I’m impressed with her statement about her philosophical conversations with her child. Children need to be encouraged to explore their imaginations, and discover the Universe in their own ways. This, as opposed to being handed a book that claims to already have all of the answers to everything. The former encourages…

Right! Groceries are shared. Restaurant Leftovers are personal.

Fork you made me laugh.

Our kid sets up a perimeter, like with salt shakers, water glasses, candles.

When we first moved in together my boyfriend ate my leftover thai food while I was at work once.

Someone would have died if that happened to me. Do not touch my food.

The hair bows are mink

Stunning! I would’ve preferred if they left off the yarn hair-bows. Otherwise, divine. Bravo!

the coins from the trevi fountain are collected at night and the funds are used to support low-cost supermarkets for people in need

nope, i want an engagement vacation, engagement down payment on a house, engagement ANYTHING but a stupid gemstone that costs that much money.

You’re not. Plus I’d be paranoid about losing it, breaking it, chipping it, etc...

I didn’t even want an engagement ring, let alone the standard style of a large diamond solitare. My fiance insisted on getting me a ring, so I steered him toward a diamond band. It’s beautiful, and honestly every day I look at it and am glad it’s not the typical engagement ring. To each their own, but I just don’t…

So they create these amazingly, expensive shows just for the fun of it. I want to create a Fat Fendi brand HAHA.

These are, I am assuming, cotoure. That means mostly OOAK. You can probably comission copies for yourself induvidually, but you do not go an purchase these items. You make an appointment with Fendi, they show you the samples. you attempt to put them on, they size you and then re-create it. Ready-to-wear shows are the…

mostly just shows and possible red carpet events!! and there are some really fucking rich people who buy this kind of thing via private appointments at the actual house. here’s a good little explainer http://stylecaster.com/haute-couture-…

The aerial shot of this looks amazing. So dreamy and peaceful.

Okay - I am not fashionable at all but where do you like... buy these clothes? Do you buy these clothes? Are they just on a rack at a Fendi store? It was beautiful, but I am wondering who they are made for? Outside of just shows and possible red carpet events?