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Showing posts with label Ralph Lauren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ralph Lauren. Show all posts

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Christmas Gifts....ideas for that special male love interest! 24-hour Jet, anyone?





 


 




Sometimes, it's difficult to find a gift for that very special man in your life!

For starters?

The lucky soul may have everything they already desire.

 Including you, darling!

On the other hand - they may not be the kind of gauche individual to drop less-than-tactful hints like lead balloons here-there-and-everywhere about the boudoire - which is probably why you got involved romantically in the first place, eh?

A class act is hard to find in this dog-eat-dog world, after all!

If the romance just kicked off, on the other hand, chances are you're still in the throes of fathoming their tastes - eclectic, whimsical? - or otherwise.

With that in mind, here are a couple of suggestions sure to end up stuffing the Christmas stocking, come December 25th.

24-Hour Jet Service

For the exec or hob-nobbing dude sprinting around the globe spinning deals at dizzying speeds - a Jet at their disposal 24/7 - is not such a far-fetched (out-of-this-world) gift idea when 'ya think about it a second-or-two.

With the Marquis Jet Card owners have access to exclusive Netjets fractional aircraft fleets (the whole kit 'n kaboodle infrastructure too).

Why, that adds up to a twenty-five hour stint in the lofty heavens - in fact - with no long-term commitments due.

The Berkshire Hathaway company that operates the private jets boasts trained pilots - and a mode of sure-fire safe travel - that few can hold a candle to.

At Southwest, anyhow!

Info:

 http://www.marquisjet.com

E.L.T.S. Limousine Service

For the sophisticated man-about-town, who prefers to stay grounded in the bustling hub of the cityscape for the holidays, a chauffeur-driven car may be just the perk he won't soon forget around the tree on a romantic Christmas evening.

Indeed, he'll be tripping-the-light-fantastic in the back of a sleek late model luxury vehicle, toasting the likes of you by his side.

Talk about romantic!

Ulysse Nardin (timepiece)

A classy watch with a high-tech perpetual calendar that features dual time function and a self-winding movement can't be beaten when it comes to nifty stand-out gifts sure to be appreciated.


Wonderwood Eau De Parum

A scent for the discerning male that is built with woodsy constructions and top notes that call attention to the male animal and his irresistable prowess.

Ralph Lauren Shearling Jacket (with Leather Trim)

A rugged-looking wardrobe ensemble piece (bomber-style in rich brown tones) with widespread appeal across the terrain.

A fashion savvy dude - who teams it with a red plaid long-sleeved shirt, cashmere scarf, and hiking boots - is sure to rustle up a "he-man" look with dynamic sex appeal!

Happy Holidays, eh?

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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Barack Obama...female model mirror-image of Barack in Ralph Lauren ad! Presidential look for women?


Did you catch those full page ads for Ralph Lauren in the weekend editions of the two major dailies in New York and Los Angeles?

The pricey blurbs featured a female model - who just happened to be a mirror-image of Barack Obama - with close-cropped hair, dark looks, and a snobbish air of smug satisfaction about her.

Through Lauren's eyes, women appear to be pining to slip in to Barack's pants, in a manner-of-speaking.

Is the Presidential "look" in style this spring for the - um - discerning woman-about-town?

Unfortunately, the stylist who created the eye-catching image for the print media, wasn't a top-notch professional.

Sadly, there were a number of faux pas, which boggled my fashion sensibilities.

The pant leg on the two piece suit, for example, was "indecisive".

The cuff should have fallen at the ankle or more confidently on the gam farther up (pedal-pusher-style) - but in this instant fashion disaster - the style meter was decidedly in the "missed-the-mark" zone.

When I was a kid, if my pants rode a tad above the ankle, my grandmother would scold me.

"You look like a China-man."

Notwithstanding, the fabric pinched and pulled in an unflattering way in the most-awkward of places - at the crotch, in the arm - and even at a lone buttonhole where an over sized button screamed out "tacky".

A botched knot in the tie, and a collar that failed to frame the neckline properly, added to the misery.

There was nothing comfortable-looking about the gal's stance, either.

The grimace on the model's face said it all:

"These heels are killin' me."

Overall, Ralph's entry was a distinctive B & B look.

Beige & Boring!

In contrast, there's been a role reversal, with men going peacock!




Spring 2009


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