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Very chic, very 80’s & very in BUT a rule of thumb I always go by if you went through that stage once i.e. you were just coming into your fashion sense in the 80’s (i.e. ME) you really can’t do that scene again it makes you look dated so if you were a child of the 70’s can’t do them again! Or the 90’s it just makes you look dated or the oldest teenager on the block! (The fear that I have all the time is this too young for me?) Trust me really & truly there is nothing worst than trying to recapture it or never moving on LoL but if you weren’t born or not really conscious of fashion then it’s ok to plunder the archives & mix it up have fun and remember a classic never dates & throwing it together with a wacky thing from the past can really bring it to life!

Love the idea of being put together such a great idea (but can you still wear your slouch cloths at home? LoL) Seeya Hugya *G*

I adore that dress… actually, the whole outfit. I have trouble with scarves, too, but I like the way you have yours in the picture… I think you can basically do whatever you want with them!

Oooh. Scarves are tough. The European women have the whole draping/tying thing *down*, though, so maybe this is just the excuse you need to travel to Paris or Milan or something.

Mostly I’m concerned that that scarf makes you like a terrorist, Rachael Ray.

I like what you’ve got going on with the scarf there. Once in first grade I tied a bandanna around my neck like a scarf and all the other kids called me a boyscout (because apparently boyscouts have the trademark on wearing bandannas around your neck). So I gave up wearing any kind of scarf other than a long winter scarf after that. But now I’m thinking all those first graders can eff themselves.

I love Clinton! He is so funny and so much better than the original WNTW guy. That show is the one thing I miss about cable, and they don’t have it on dvd as far as I can tell. How is a girl to cope?

Ok honey. Let me be your resident scarf expert since I live in San Francisco and EVERYONE here wears scarves. Seriously. I think I wore one 4 of the 5 workdays last week. You pull it off great – that exact scarf was all the rage in Spain this last March and you are wearing it correctly in case you were wondering. The long skinny ones can be tied around your neck by folding the scarf in half and then putting it around your neck and pulling the loose ends through the loop – this is the most popular way, but if the scarf is thinner, you can just wind it around your neck a few times. I have scarves in every color but I gravitate towards my light blue and hot pink ones. I definitely wear them the most as I feel like they go with most of my wardrobe. And really, 50% of fashion is confidence anyway, right?

You look wonderful. People who don’t like the scarf must live in a cave – no offense.

Yes, you’re wearing the scarf correctly! The more you experiment with them the more creative you’ll get with them. I love wearing them on my head, the way you’re wearing yours, or with a knot in the front and back, depending upon what I wear underneath. People are just going to have to get used to scarves and the whole terrorism thing is scary but as a nation we have to get over it!

Remember Sue Jacobson? Some people can work the scarf and no one bats an eye. It’s all about the confidence of the wearer, I agree!

Dude. DON’T. DO. THAT. If Clinton had been here and I MISSED him – it would’ve been the topper on my shambled existence. Though – you make a good point – what would I wear to see Clinton Kelly? Oh there’s just no way to know!

You totally got the scarf right… It looks great!

I heart Clinton Kelly! Seriously, I adore him on WNTW. And though Stacey can get a wee bit annoying after a while, I keep watching him because I have a super big gay crush on him.

Big scarves? Bah! I have a petite frame. I’m told not to wear them, because I’ll drown. Or at least that’s what Clinton would tell me. So, I’m no help to you!

Yich. Hate the scarf–so much. However, I love you–and the dress, and the shoes.