Vogue envy. It's like a disease.

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Oh, invisible blog friends. Save me from myself. I have fallen in love with VogueIt’s not the actual clothes I want - I’d have to sell the house and possibly throw in Steve to afford a wardrobe like that of many women in Vogue (a custom-made Chanel suit, for example, is US$100,000). It's just the idea of personal style, of having the right clothes

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[chelseabun]

I have no clue about clothes - seriously, I find something that fits and buy it in five colours - but I love reading when you talk about them!

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Thanks heaps - I sure do love writing about them! Hopefully I'll have lots more stories after my trip to NYC and Washington in a couple of weeks, I've got a list of vintage stores to visit that's as long as my arm!

[alasatyr]

Hmm... tall, well dressed woman... could you please change your middle name so I can start calling you CJ?

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I'd totally consider it, especially if I could get some of her clothes out of it... remember the Vera Wang dress?! (Say no, and you will remain a man.)

[zcat_abroad]

Not being able to find what I like is what makes me sew. But then, I don't usually wear what I sew out a lot, because it's too different.

But you _are_ gorgeous, and I agree with your choice of clothing. It suits you perfectly...

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Thanks my friend, and you should wear what you make! It suits you perfectly too! And I've got a long way to go before I can sew like you.