He is corny AF. It is so derivative and cheesy looking that I find it really hard to believe that anyone outside of Katy Perry and blind people could get behind this. As a fashion person with a sense of humor, there are so many other designers who are combining the 90s with a self aware sense of humor that is actually…

Kara Walker spoke when I graduated from RISD —- they really kill it with their commencement speakers. Yay Art School.

It’s not the CRAZIEST wedding registry (I mean maybe the bikes). Says someone who has a number of Heath Ceramics pieces on hers... :|

#deskcrying

Yeah, I agree. I mean it kind of sucks but also who cares?

YES TO THIS.

& OTHER STORIES. FOREVER.

it could happen. the ann d boots i’ve been lusting after for the better part of a year are there. yes please. happy friday to me.

Eileen Fisher forever. Seriously. It's fantastic having a wardrobe of clothing, Eileen Fisher and similarly drapey oversized lady clothing that will take me from 30 years old, to pregnancy, to motherhood, to menopause.

I feel like Saks is for the 45+ set and like all retailers there’s no growth opportunity if you’re focusing on a customer that’s going to age out and die. They need to capture a younger consumer with a lot of disposable income who despite having some of the same brands would rather buy emerging/young designers from…

More like the fleece jams for the acid hiker set.

JEREMY RENNER IS GROSS.

Nope. That's Eva Chen.

I get what you're trying to say. I think though that what you're considering "homespun" is also another tattoo expression. I think it's great that people are pushing the boundaries of what is/isn't a tattoo. Isn't that the point...that people got tattoos to signify that they were "others" and not because they all had…

Exactly! i wish everyone would stop being so butthurt about it and understand the context of Shannon Perry's work and having a sense of humor. Frankly some of the other tattoo cover up suggestions in the thread are way more offensive than the "I'm Sorry".