I know what you're thinking, that I am obsessed with The Hills. I'm not going to lie at one point I was, that was until as you can see above Lauren and Whitney left. So, back to my night stand I'm currently reading Drop 5 lbs., Lauren Conrad Style Guide, Crossing Fifth Avenue to Bergdorf Goodman, and True Whit. Don't be scared by the Drop 5 lbs. title, I actually bought it because it is so helpful in giving you choices about what to eat that's healthy and tastes good at the same time. Honestly, it was the french fries on the cover that got my attention, seriously. The whole book is about still eating what you love in healthier ways. If you don't know how to cook and want to know how to eat healthier this book is great for that. And after trying a few healthier suggestions you realize eating healthier actually tastes better and makes you feel better.
The Lauren Conrad Style book is also a good read because its really helpful in building your wardrobe if you're on a budget. There's all sorts of tips on finding the right jean, and how getting a good tailor can expand the life of so many clothing items. There's also beauty tips and suggested wardrobe staples. It's pretty basic and to the point which I like because I feel like other style books give you way too many suggestions.
Crossing Fifth Avenue to Bergdorf Goodman is a must read for me since I'm a fashion merchandising management student and would like to one day work for this amazing store. It's all about how Ira Neimark from being a doorman at Bonwit Teller to becoming the former CEO of Bergdorf Goodman. If you're interested in how the Fashion Industry works from the inside out this is a great kinda rags to riches story. It follows Neimark through all his relationships with buyers, store managers, visual merchandisers, and CEO's of prestigious department stores.
True Whit has got to be my favorite book right now, so much so that I have started watching all the episodes of The City again this weekend. It's not a fashion book, even though she does give tips on what to wear to job interviews and such. But there's also tips on decorating your apartment, finding cheap furniture, how to deal with frenemies, what to eat at work to keep your energy up at work, how to break up with a boyfriend, and how to throw a dinner party for friends. Of course she also talks about how her journey was in becoming a fashion designer.
I felt it was necessary to showcase some of Rihanna's Spring cover shoots because well she just looks hot in them as usual. Plus Annie Leibovitz shot her vogue spread and I love her photography ever since her Alice in Wonderland spread. I just like how she can go from wearing an elegant Chanel Pre-Fall embroidered gown to denim printed hot pants made out of chainmail.
