The Day After

July 20. That’s the date my preschool intern archivist informs me Judy wore this last. I can’t wait til that little booger has in-person classes and gets off Judy’s back.

Who could jump out of bed and find a spicy new outfit today, following that dumpster fire of a so-called “debate”?

I’ll tell you who…

The University of Chicago’s Kathleen Belew!

I’m lying. Her outfit is meh. But she’s a dear! And look at those succulents in the background. Is she vain? She sure is. The tell is the lamp in the upper right, positioned to best feature her features. She’s even got scent diffusers in the background. Pretty homey for a UChicago nerd.

Speaking of that awful debate, Melania looked great in her Dolce & Gabbana suit. Then again, who wouldn’t in a $3,340 suit? Her hubby, that’s who.

Style showdown: While their husbands took to the stage at the first 2020 presidential debate, Melania Trump and Jill Biden went head to head in a battle of fashion, with the two women wearing equally chic, but very different looks for the evening

I want to, but I cannot get there with Jill. Here’s what she wore last evening:

Style showdown: While their husbands took to the stage at the first 2020 presidential debate, Melania Trump and Jill Biden went head to head in a battle of fashion, with the two women wearing equally chic, but very different looks for the evening

The fringe-y, over-the-arm business is too Stevie Nicks for me.

STEVIE NICKS, LONG BEACH, 2001 by Dean Karr — Mr Musichead Gallery

I note that Lisa re-arranged her throw, likely after seeing mine yesterday. She’s shocked at having been caught out in blatant copying.

Don’t worry. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, my dear.

2 thoughts on “The Day After

  1. Can we speak for just a moment about French manicures on long fingernails (don’t even get me started on French pedicures, which I think are terrifying)? They speak to me of someone whose life is devoted solely to personal maintenance (for good or ill) because it is not even possible to wield one’s own hair dryer without dinging a nail, and don’t even think about washing a dish or dicing an onion or walking the dog.

    Like

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

%d bloggers like this: