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Two-time defending national champion Alabama's 2013 recruiting class was ranked first in the nation by all but one national recruiting organization and 11 of the Southeastern Conference's 14 schools ranked in the Top 25. League schools have won the last seven BCS national championships.
Six SEC recruiting classes were ranked in the Top 10 of Rivals.com's rankings after Signing Day 2013.
Alabama topped the list, Florida was third and LSU fifth. Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze gathered an excellent class headed by five, five star players to stand in seventh place, followed by Texas A&M at eighth and Auburn at 10th.
Alabama signed six, five-star players and 11 four-star players, and its 27 recruits came from nine different states, including Alabama.
Only Scout, which is foxsports.com's recruiting website, ranked Alabama's class lower than first –Ohio State and Michigan were ranked Nos. 1 and 2, followed by the Crimson Tide.
ESPN ranked Georgia's class 10th and Auburn's 11th.
The SEC placed four more teams in the top 25:
South Carolina ranked 16th and Vanderbilt's resurgence continued as head coach James Franklin's third class ranked as high as 19th overall. Tennessee ranked No. 20 and Mississippi State 25th.
Arkansas ranked 26th, but got a surprise when four-star linebacker Alex Collins of South Plantation High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL, didn't sign as expected. ESPN cited two unnamed sources who said his mother "confiscated" his national letter of intent because she didn't want him to play so far away from home. Officials at the school said the family needed more time to decide what to do.
Kentucky ranked 28th nationally and Missouri 50th.
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The board hopes to recover all fees paid, plus one-half, along with what could amount to hundreds of thousands in additional penalties.
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They came by the hundreds, arriving from all regions of the state to gather on the steps of our Capitol in protest of the Legislature's long tradition of giving industry the go-ahead to abuse our air, our water and our coastline, all in the name of good economics.
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The Louisiana Workforce Commission said Friday that initial claims rose to 2,125 from the previous week's total of 1,964. There were 2,887 initial claims during the comparable week in 2013.
The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education has stalled action on a $3.5 billion annual school funding formula due to state lawmakers by March 15.
The New Orleans Saints have yet to make it official as of this writing, but popular wide receiver Lance Moore has reportedly been cut by the team to free up salary-cap space on the roster.
While two medical marijuana bills are slated for the upcoming legislative session, what some Louisianans might not know is that the plant was approved for therapeutic use by state lawmakers in 1991.
The agenda is shaping up to be lighter than in previous years. But Jindal is term-limited, with fewer than two years remaining in office, and he saw his last big initiative — a proposed rewrite of Louisiana tax law — collapse without getting a vote in 2013.
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The Lafayette Parish School Board has received a second letter of demand related to last year's insurance debacle, this time from Key Benefit Administrators claiming it's owed $93,000 from the school system.
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MAR 10 Mr. Bill, the former star of Saturday Night Live, has thrown in his two cents on the Big Oil lawsuit. In this YouTube video, Mr. Bill tries to talk to the governor about it, and doesn't come out ahead. (But really, those can't be Bobby's shoes. Aswell says he wears lifts.) The creator of the clay figure, Walter Williams, is a NOLA resident.
MAR 10 So... During his speech at CPAC last week, Bobby Jindal compared Eric Holder (attorney general of the United States and a black man) to George Wallace, the white governor who stood in front of black children who tried to go to school in a segregated south. As the Washington Post reports here, Holder sent him a copy of a book about those children, one of whom was Holder's sister-in-law. Before she died. Way to go, Bobby. (It's called Google. Check it out.)
MAR 10 Former Gov. Edwin Edwards will announce his candidacy for Congress on St. Patrick's Day, this post on the Picayune predicts. The rumors started several weeks ago, and while Bloomberg reported he was going to do it, he denied it later the same day. Now it's really happening, and in true Edwards fashion he's going to do it at the Press Club.
MAR 10 If you haven't started watching True Detective, don't -- unless you really, truly like a mystery. Because it's full of them, and its fans seem to love spinning theories to explain them. This post on the Daily Beast is an example: the show's creator, Louisiana's Nic Pizzolatto, recently said fans can find out something about its origins with a string of words put into Google. This is the result.
MAR 10 Recent personnel decisions at the New Orleans Saints football team have led to much wailing and gnashing of teeth among Who Dats. But this post on Bleacher Report argues that the changes, while painful, are the type necessary if the Saints are going to win another championship.
MAR 10 Here's a post by Meredith King about the ongoing discussion in New Orleans about the carpetbaggers who want to sanitize the city. King, a native New Orleanian, makes an elegant point here about how complex New Orleans is, and how that very complexity is what so often escapes those hipsters who (among other things) live in the Bywater and call it "the ninth."
MAR 10 Here's the New Yorker's telling of the story of Sue Eakin, the historian who found "12 Years a Slave" and dedicated her career to verifying the story, resurrecting the book and ensuring that Solomon Northup will never be forgotten. Sue also was the great-aunt of blogger Lamar White Jr. This post is a sweet remembrance of the lady by her son, Frank.
MAR 10 Blogger Tom Aswell is peeking under the skirt of the state dental board, and what he's seeing ain't pretty. In this post, which he says is the first of several, he touches on the board's power, some of its rules and where its funding comes from. This promises to be an interesting series.
MAR 7 Here's a great read on Mother Jones about Bobby Jindal and how his personal history has shaped the candidate. Again, the concept of personality and charisma (or a lack thereof) is raised, when Tim Murphy writes that Jindal has tried very hard but has "been eclipsed by a succession of shinier objects" like Rubio, Cruz and Christie. His real problem, former Gov. Buddy Roemer is quoted here as saying, is his ambition.
MAR 7 First it was a bunch of federal prosecutors, now an Arkansas judge. A political blogger outed a circuit judge as the same guy making nasty (and possibly racist, sexist and homophobic) comments on an LSU sports message board, the Picayune reports here. The judge, who was running for an appeals court seat up there, has ended his campaign and apologized. Not a good move for someone whose judgment affects people's lives.
MAR 7 Blogger Rod Dreher examines a recent poll that found Catholics sure like the new pope, but it's not having any effect on their behavior. He's a good guy and represents a positive change in their church, but it doesn't mean they're going to Mass more than they used to, Dreher tells us. Why is that? Dreher thinks it is because most American Catholics are just going to do what they want, regardless of who the pope is.
MAR 7 Columnist Mark Moseley writes about "commentgate" in this post on the Lens, mostly to remind us that "we don't know jack squat" about what really happened. Sure, the scandal of federal prosecutors anonymously commenting on the Picayune's website about cases in their office brought down Jim Letten and all of his buds, but we still know virtually nothing about what really happened, and all the perpetrators have not been identified, Moseley argues.

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BUDAPEST Kazakhstan wins the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division I Group A thanks to a 3-0 victory over Italy. Both teams will be promoted to the 2014 Worlds. Korea sent Great Britain down in a 4-1 win and host Hungary had to settle with the bronze medals.Italy vs. Kazakhstan 0-3 (0-1, 0-1, 0-1) VideoKazakhstan takes first place at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division I Group A after winning the deciding game against Italy 3-0. The Kazakhs will join Italy, which had won all four previous games, to the 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Minsk, Belarus.Its great to get back to the top division, were very happy about that. We kind of made up for the loss against Hungary, said Kazakh forward Konstantin Pushkaryov. We managed to score the first goal and kept it going.Everybody worked as a team and that led to the success. We did the right job, not like before. In the games before we were not really ready. We knew we can beat these teams here but Hungary put us in the right spot and we started to work. We cannot always be on attack and score goals, we have to work first on our defence.The Italian national team has probably never had as many fans at the Laszlo Papp Sportarena as in the beginning of the game. The Hungarian team and fans hoped for an Italian win which would have kept their chances for promotion alive before their evening game against Japan.But would Italy, already promoted after four wins in as many games, be motivated enough against a Kazakh team that was in bigger need for a victory?After the first few minutes of the game the Hungarians didnt have to worry. The Italians dominated the first half of the opening period and showed their desire for the Division I gold medal. But then the game between the top-two teams of the tournament became rather a tragedy for the partisan Hungarian crowd at the arena.The Kazakhs had shown little until they got a power play because of too many Italian players on the ice. With their second scoring chance of the game the Kazakhs made it 1-0 at 10:54. Talgat Zhailauov scored his third goal of the tournament on a rebound after a shot from the blueline from Roman Savchenko.The direction of the game changed in the middle frame when the Kazakhs dictated the play while the Italians ran into penalty trouble. At 4:40 Roman Starchenko doubled the lead when capitalizing on a rebound after a shot from Yevgeni Fadeyev in what was almost a copy of the first goal.The teams didnt exchange any more goals. Italy had trouble getting past the opponents defence and Kazakhstan controlled the game also in the third period while its goalkeeper Vitali Kolesnik did a great job that earned him his second shutout of the tournament with 22 saves.With two minutes left to play Starchenko sealed the win with his second goal of the day into the empty Italian net for the 3-0 score.I thought we had a really good first period. We attacked them, we probably should have scored two or three goals, Italy coach Tom Pokel said.You could see in the second period that we were still tired from the game against Hungary last night. We worked our hardest but couldn't capitalize on our scoring chances. The first goal determined the outcome of the game. We are disappointed not winning the gold medal, but we are extremely happy we are back in the top division.Thanks to the win the Kazakhs overtook Italy for first place and made Hungary-Japan a game for the bronze medal. Both for Italy and Kazakhstan its an immediate return to the top division after having been relegated one year ago.It will be an interesting tournament, Pushkaryov said. We want to win there, we want to stay there. We will work all year to keep the success up.Hungary vs. Japan 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0) VideoHungary defended its bronze medal and finished in third place in the Division I for the third consecutive time after edging Japan 1-0.Istvan Sofron netted the game-winning goal at 4:05 of the first period. Sofron shot on a rebound and the puck slid over the goal line via Yutaka Fukufujis five-hole.Im happy that we won this game and I scored my first goal. We had some hard games here and played well as a team, said Sofron.We have a good team with many young players coming. We have to continue to work hard and stick together and then lets see what we will achieve next year.The Japanese sought their first goal and had bad luck with a post shot at 10:59 in the first period. But throughout the whole game they had only few big scoring opportunities to offer.Hungary controlled the game in the middle frame apart from granting the Japanese two power-play opportunities.We needed the bounce and couldnt get it, said Japan coach Mark Mahon. Hungary deserved to win tonight.Also in the third period the home team managed to protect Miklos Rajna, who got his second start of the tournament in the Hungarian net, well from Japanese chances.Tonights game is what you call an ugly win. It was a close game and Im happy we won. The one thing the players realized is that if you play simple and you play as a team youre capable to be successful, said Hungary coach Rich Chernomaz and thanked the Hungarian fans for the great atmosphere and support in every game.The Asians threw everything into the offence for the dying minutes of the game but the Hungarian defence remained invulnerable and Rajna defended his shutout with 18 saves while Janos Vas missed the second Hungarian goal when his puck hit the post rather than the empty net.The game was also the last one for Japans long-time national team captain Takahito Suzuki. The 37-year-old forward has been playing for the national team since 1997 and was celebrated by his team after the closing ceremony.Great Britain vs. Korea 1-4 (1-0, 0-3, 0-1) VideoKorea was just promoted to the second tier of ice hockey one year ago. On the last day of the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division I Group A they managed to stay there and sent Great Britain down to the Division I Group B with a 4-1 win in a battle for fifth place.With this win Korea will be ranked 21th overall in this years World Championship program the best placing ever for the Korean mens national team since joining the program in 1979.Im very happy. We fought very hard for this as a team, said Korean forward Jiman Yoon, who scored the game-winning goal in the middle frame.Great Britain outshot Korea 31-26 but the Asians won thanks to strong goaltending from Sungje Park, a defence that improved throughout the tournament and fast attacking. A strong second period with three unanswered goals paved the way for the Korean win.At this event we gained confidence for games against higher-ranked teams, Korean head coach Sun Wook Byun said. We rushed too much in the game against Japan and had to play more relaxed and play defence first. We tried to counter-attack and we were successful today.For Great Britain it was one of the worst losses in recent years just a few months after advancing to the Final Olympic Qualification after coming out on top in a pre-qualification event that included Japan and Korea.We are disappointed. I had a chat with the boys and they are devastated in there, Great Britain head coach Tony Hand said.We were not good enough in the tournament, but we will bounce back I am sure. We are a proud nation, so I know we won't stay down for long. We need to find a way to improve and we need to bring fresh players in.Great Britain had the better start in the game. Around the five-minute mark Robert Dowd was sent for a counter-attack by Daniel Meyers. With too little defence from the Korean side he managed to fire off a point shot that went past Korean netminder Sungje Park.The Koreans didnt have luck initially. After 12 minutes Dongwan Kim had to leave the ice after a knee hit from Jonathan Phillips. But instead of capitalizing on the power play, Matthew Myers almost doubled the lead on a breakaway.The fortunes changed in the second period when the Koreans increased the intensity. At 3:19 Yongjun Lee sent a drop pass to Sanghoon Shin, whose perfect shot from the outer part of the face-off circle tied the game at one.Six minutes later the Korean fans with traditional drums and even a gong in the stands celebrated the second goal. Jiman Yoon scored in the near corner on a fast counter-attack.Famous Korean pop song and YouTube hit Gangnam Style was played after each goal. For the Korean players there couldnt be an overkill of hearing this song again and again during the tournament.The unanswered scoring continued after five minutes. Brock Radunske slalomed around the steady British defence before beating Stephen Murphy for the 3-1 goal.Our goalie stepped up big. He gave us the confidence and let us know hed going to be there. He set the tone and we were able to capitalize on a couple of two-on-ones, Radunske said about the reasons for the win.This week has been a really great show-up of hockey skills from teams around the world. We came here, played before 8,000 fans on the second night and had a big win, that rejuvenated everybody.At 3:06 of the third period Kisung Kim tipped in the puck after a pass from Sangwook Kim for the first power-play goal of the game to make it a three-goal lead.The British tried hard to score themselves but the Korean defence gained confidence and the Asians were always dangerous with their fast counter-attacking.The score remained 4-1 and for Korea it was a big win in their build-up ambitions in view of the 2018 Olympics on home ice.We want to play in the Olympics in PyeongChang. For that we have to try our best every year, every time, coach Sun Wook Byun said. We did our first step but we have to improve our game so we can do the next step.The Korean Ice Hockey Association even applied to host next years Division I Group A in Seoul.It would be great to play at home, Radunske said. Our first goal was to stay at this level and if we can play at home that would give us more of an advantage because we felt the travel and the tournament is very competitive. Everybody of the bottom three teams could have been relegated. One game can decide and we were lucky that we could come out on top.MARTIN MERKFinal Ranking:1. Kazakhstan 12 (promoted)2. Italy 12 (promoted)3. Hungary 104. Japan 65. Korea 56. Great Britain 0 (relegated)Individual Awards (selected by the tournament directorate):Best Goalkeeper: Adam Dennis, ItalyBest Defenceman: Aaron Keller, JapanBest Forward: Parick Iannone, ItalyAll-Star Team (selected by the media):GK: Adam Dennis, ItalyDE: Aaron Keller, JapanDE: Roman Savchenko, KazakhstanFW: Parick Iannone, ItalyFW: Roman Starchenko, KazakhstanFW: Arpad Mihaly, HungaryMost Valuable Player (selected by the media):Patrick Iannone, ItalyClick here for scores, stats, photos and videos.


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The Florentine Opera Company will hold its annual High School Masterclass on Sunday, April 18 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Florentine Opera Center (926 E. Burleigh, Riverwest). Specifically designed to meet the needs of the gifted young singer interested in gaining knowledge of and pursing continued education in vocal arts, the program's objective is to provide guidance and mentorship and to nurture vocalists with professional experiences.
Following an audition process, six students out of a pool of about twenty applicants were selected to receive private vocal coaching provided by the Florentine Opera with Chorus Master, Scott Stewart. The program culminates in a two-hour masterclass led by General Director William Florescu. All students who audition are invited to attend the masterclass, where they learn vocal and auditioning techniques, discuss the career field of vocal/operatic performance and participate in a question/answer series. Finalists also have the opportunity to sing at future Florentine Opera community performances such as Florentine at the Lake.
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The Book Of Mormon London Tickets
It didn't take long for the musical The Book Of Mormon to become a smash hit on Broadway, and now as of February 2013 we can experience the show ourselves in London's West End. The Book Of Mormon is a hilarious musical that satirises organised religion. The show was created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of the hit television series South Park. Stone and Parker bring the same edgy wit and intelligence to The Book Of Mormon that made South Park such a success, making The Book Of Mormon one of the sharpest musical comedies in recent memory. The Book Of Mormon's story follows two Mormon missionaries as they try to spread their religion and scripture to a war-torn village in Uganda. The show deals with several themes surrounding religion, war and famine, but does so in in a clever way that satirises these themes without just making fun of these topics.
If you want to experience this breakout musical hit for yourself be sure to get some Book Of Mormon tickets today. Check below to see all of Seatwave's current Book Of Mormon tickets and dates.
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Burt Bacharach: Composer
Darlene Love: Alto (Vocals)
Lisa Fischer: Soprano (Vocal)
Steven Berkowitz: A&R
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Cissy Houston: Soprano (Vocal)
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February 8, 2011
and so it begins.
Meanwhile, this is what I wore to the Hideout thing last week. It was fun! Really fun! At least, as far as I can remember, though it's entirely possible I said some really stupid stuff. Thanks to the kind folks who came and said hi and stroke up conversations about Suze Rotolo and thrifting!
148 comments:
- ana said...
yes! first one! wu-huu¡¡¡
- February 08, 2011 11:07 AM
- Brina ♥ chérie said...
I love red Looks! ^.^
- February 08, 2011 11:08 AM
- ana said...
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- February 08, 2011 11:08 AM
- --Sanam-- said...
Awesome :) What character look is this based on? :)
Day By Diva
Day By Diva
Day By Diva - February 08, 2011 11:09 AM
- xxx said...
Amazing! I love your hair so much <3 <3 <3
http://freefashionporn.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 11:11 AM
- fashion nightmare said...
- February 08, 2011 11:13 AM
- LaArmoire said...
Very nice look Tavi, and it looks like from Miu Miu's spring 2011 show like satin dresses. You should see Chanel Haute spring 2011 it reminds me on you a lot. You would look nice in some of them just like you like ghostly....
Have a nice day - February 08, 2011 11:13 AM
- Michelle of The Feather Den said...
Scheduled posts are so handy, aren't they? You must be having an incredible time - uh, doing so much homework on that plane!
Adorable outfit as usual, Tavi. Seriously, your fashion sense just brightens up any day. - February 08, 2011 11:14 AM
- Eda said...
WOW. This is so cool.
The girl scout patch is so cute and lovely~
I think eBay is good for searching vintage things. isn't it? :)
E<3 - February 08, 2011 11:14 AM
- A said...
I love the girl's scout badge, nice detail.
x - February 08, 2011 11:15 AM
- Ronisha said...
Loving it girl!!!
xoxoxo - February 08, 2011 11:19 AM
- Korlei said...
You are a very good blog author. your posts are always frequent and interesting. Thank you for brining to the blog market something other than clichés!
Woop woop for the fashion revolution/ rebellion!
www.mymomswardrobe.com - February 08, 2011 11:21 AM
- Korlei said...
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- February 08, 2011 11:21 AM
- Charlotte Skov said...
i love it!!!!!! :D
- February 08, 2011 11:21 AM
- Nan de Bil said...
Es el estilo de Agata Ruiz de la Prada, una diseñadora española, la conoces?
- February 08, 2011 11:25 AM
- Kate said...
Cute dress! Love the flower pattern.
www.styleisalwaysfashionable.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 11:31 AM
- Alina said...
http://alinastylish.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 11:31 AM
- Beni said...
boy scaut look?
- February 08, 2011 11:31 AM
- Bella said...
I'm going to the IFB Conference, then I might take in backstage at a NYFW show. Depends.
Such a cute outfit. Love the patches! - February 08, 2011 11:37 AM
- Ivânia Santos (Diamond) said...
Very nice (:
- February 08, 2011 11:38 AM
- Jack W. said...
I totally agree! the editorial seasons aren't long enough! :) love the red. Think I may stitch boy scout badges into my t-shirts instead of studs... or should i do both? now THERES an idea... :D
- February 08, 2011 11:38 AM
- Star-Light said...
very cool dress :)
http://starlightsworld.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 11:59 AM
- Care said...
Love the backpack.
I wanted to come to the Hideout so bad, but I am two months too young! Glad you enjoyed your time though. - February 08, 2011 12:02 PM
- Floz said...
I love the dress and the whole primary colours thang going on - also that backpack is amazing.
- February 08, 2011 12:03 PM
- Melissa said...
You were charming, Tavi! It was cool to see you and meet you. The interview was fun and you did a good job! Here is a photo I took too: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5017/5417048225_f202d62eab_z.jpg
- February 08, 2011 12:04 PM
- Violette and Hannah said...
Beautiful look as always Tavi <3
edgyfashionvh.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 12:06 PM
- Belle&Alexa said...
wow, that is such a cool outfit - the red really works for the latest bright eye-catching colours trend at the moment! Love it!
alexa-bella.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 12:41 PM
- Sofie Ewertsen Nissen said...
that backpack is very cool! just saw you in Fashion Televison. You're so inspiring. Not my style. But still so cool and brave. Thanks for changing everything.
- February 08, 2011 12:43 PM
- Kaysens nye klæder said...
Well, just take it easy.. I do really like your cardigan!
But I was thinking about something do you sew? I mean "big" things, dresses and stuff like that? :) - February 08, 2011 12:45 PM
- hbub29 said...
I have very similar backpack from my childhood;)
lefleurbleu.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 12:49 PM
- Kira Lilly said...
red, perfect colour, so great this season!
love the back pack :) - February 08, 2011 1:04 PM
- style meerkat said...
Awesome! You look very sweet :D
cool bag.
xoxo - February 08, 2011 1:22 PM
- Ellen Ross said...
very cute!
Ellen Ross
Ask Away Advice & Fashion Blog
www.ellenross.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 1:32 PM
- Yajaira said...
love red!
- February 08, 2011 1:54 PM
- Dahl said...
Fucking cute. As in purposely-being-cute-so-it-looks-cool, not "oh cute shirt gal-pal". Yay backpacks are making a comeback! I like that inter-word rhyming there. Backpack comeback. It will be a new term. Anyway, awesome. Have fun at the shows!!!
- February 08, 2011 1:56 PM
- thilde c-a said...
arr i've always loved your blog tavi and have followed it from day 1 literally xx
- February 08, 2011 2:07 PM
- Indefeasible said...
I love!!
- February 08, 2011 2:11 PM
- Mary ❤ Mur said...
nice flower.))*
- February 08, 2011 2:29 PM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanta este blog es el mejor blog tavi besos
- February 08, 2011 2:42 PM
- Marlena said...
That patch! <3
- February 08, 2011 3:05 PM
- D ♥ R said...
J'adore... Red color of confidence..U rock Tavi
http://inspiremebitch.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 3:06 PM
- brightlightsbigcity said...
i do sometimes feel some outfits invoke characters of mine. while some might consider it being someone you're not, i think of it more as exploring a different facet of myself. cool post, yo!
http://watermelonfeet.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 3:15 PM
- The Dubois Collection said...
Pretty :) I like the color
- February 08, 2011 3:31 PM
- Yoli said...
I love it.
- February 08, 2011 3:54 PM
- anne said...
lucky girl!
- February 08, 2011 4:06 PM
- Artist World said...
Ur so lucky I wish I could go.
- February 08, 2011 4:13 PM
- the46thdress said...
Is there anyway to watch your interview online or anything? Keep up the blogging, your fantastic.:)
www.the46thdress.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 4:13 PM
- Dagmarette Yen said...
Oh I know! Every season I feel like there is so much to talk about, so many patterns, designs, and colors that needed to be explored further but then another fashion week comes through making everything else irrelevant!
Fingers crossed for some delightful things for Fall!
www.thefinishing-school.com - February 08, 2011 4:32 PM
- MONi said...
I'll have to dress up as filmcharachter this friday. You have any tips for Alice or the white rabbit?!
MONi - February 08, 2011 4:41 PM
- Emily said...
This outfit is adorable! Have fun at fashion week.
http://travelandtoile.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 5:18 PM
- zoomslow said...
Stylish and practical! Clean lines, bold colours, and with backpack on, you're good to go! :-)
- February 08, 2011 5:25 PM
- Sallybee said...
Very cool... love the dress! Makes me believe there are GOOD things in thrift shops if you see potential or something like that in every piece... well, most of of your posts make me believe that! LOLZ
www.sallybfashion.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 5:25 PM
- Sarah Margeurite said...
Really cool patch. I'm excited to read your thoughts on Spring, even though the Fall shows are starting!
- February 08, 2011 5:31 PM
- Emily said...
I love the red. The patches are a cool thing to add, :)
- February 08, 2011 5:46 PM
- Cygnet said...
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- February 08, 2011 5:53 PM
- My Heart Blogged said...
I really like the outfit, and little patches. I feel like it's so hard to keep up with all the shows, and you can so many hours looking at all the lines. But, they are all so beautiful in their own way.
My Heart Blogged - February 08, 2011 5:56 PM
- Cygnet said...
OMG Luv the red! So very awesome and bold. And the girl scout patches are a nice touch. Hope you had a fun plane ride. Well...as fun as plane rides can be.
Live, Laugh, Love, Dance - February 08, 2011 5:59 PM
- Phoebedeirdra said...
TAVI. that betsey johnson vintage is absolutely beautiful amazing. you are so incredibly lucky to have it.
- February 08, 2011 6:11 PM
- Lindsey said...
So exciting! But it is crazy how fast fashion goes. And think, the designers have to create things even more in advance. Crazy.
http://plasticfashionbarbie.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 6:43 PM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
You look so darling. That Betsy Johnson dress is so fun. Have a blast at fashion week!
much love. - February 08, 2011 8:09 PM
- Audrey (hkittygirl) said...
Sometimes I wish fashion would relax too, but then I realize that's what I love about fashion! It's always changing and coming up with new things!
- February 08, 2011 8:17 PM
- Bianca said...
super lucky you are tavi!
please give us some great info, those of us commoners who cant be at fashion week!!!
http://crumpetsandt.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 8:22 PM
- Marrisa said...
The dress is super cute! Love the yellow flower!
http://vi-vant.blogspot.com/ - February 08, 2011 8:24 PM
- Christine said...
I love the flower!!
http://porcelainfreckles.blogspot.com - February 08, 2011 9:34 PM
- Riot Nrrd said...
Yaaaaayyyy. The flower dress makes me so happy. You look like you could be the real life version of a cartoon character like Pepper Ann, or Ginger!
- February 08, 2011 10:38 PM
- Mina Jade said...
As far as I know, this will be the season when healthy looking models will return... Now I hope it is just a promise again - I did suffer a lot to become zero size and it does fit to my personality. I would not change my body for the hottest curvy, shapely body in the world.
- February 09, 2011 12:40 AM
- Brie Gershwin said...
i like your reference to Frankie.funny because its true..Fashion never stops its always something new. Anyways thats what makes fashion soo interesting and involving...
---luvv your blog, Briee XD - February 09, 2011 12:49 AM
- SheikChan said...
Too cute. I'd throw a wig on with that outfit. Hehe.
Then again, I'm always pushing wigs on people... I love fashion but my mind is always down the costume isle.. - February 09, 2011 1:46 AM
- thwany said...
love the backpack
- February 09, 2011 1:56 AM
- Fluorescent Adolescent said...
Fashion is never-ending. You look adorable. xx
________________________________ - February 09, 2011 2:07 AM
- Fluorescent Adolescent said...
Fashion is never-ending. You look adorable. xx
________________________________ - February 09, 2011 2:08 AM
- Femke said...
Cute! <3
- February 09, 2011 2:22 AM
- Joanna Paulsen said...
Red! I love red!
http://theythinkimtooyoung.blogspot.com/ - February 09, 2011 3:27 AM
- TheAngelWears said...
Sweet rucksack :)
http://theangelwears.blogspot.com - February 09, 2011 4:01 AM
- SOFIA said...
I like this accent on a flower!)
- February 09, 2011 5:28 AM
- Ursula Manning said...
really nice the patchwork!!
http://ursula-manning.blogspot.com/ - February 09, 2011 5:44 AM
- crystal glamour said...
cool work :)
my first debut single is out in Korea
hope you will have a chance to listen to it sometimes :)
http://pinklemonincrystal.blogspot.com - February 09, 2011 6:16 AM
- Boyun said...
the time goes so fast. 2010 ends before few weeks and now the fall season starts..
i did never thought about fall or pre-fall or couture(though my blog is "style couture..").
i think all the bloggers have lots and lots of stuffs to write about. but the shortage of time blocked us! :(
anyways, you would be so happy! going to the shows! i wish you to enjoy the days at there and watch all the shows carefully! because you have to tell us the great time at there and great shows you've seen..^^
therefore please, please look closely at all the things out there with your pretty glasses! :D
and make all the people surprised who looks at your super style! :D - February 09, 2011 6:24 AM
- Noumia's papers said...
I really love your bag ! And the yellow flower on your dress, it's the looooove <3
http://noumias-papers.blogspot.com/ - February 09, 2011 6:33 AM
- AVY said...
So so cute!
- February 09, 2011 6:50 AM
- Salomé said...
oh the bag is awesome
www.insolenteparisienne.blogspot.com - February 09, 2011 11:22 AM
- Katy said...
Wow. i love your little rucksack. I don't reckon I could pull of this look but you look amazing.
www.theyoungonekaty.blogspot.com - February 09, 2011 11:49 AM
- czech foreigner said...
love it! love red!
- February 09, 2011 2:04 PM
- Freya@WearItWithFlare said...
Wow! Already?! Time in the fashion world just flies by!
Your like the only person who could pull off that kinda outfit, and you do it amazingly!
I'd just look stupid. :) - February 09, 2011 2:46 PM
- Flow Disruption said...
I love it! It's simple, but so distinct. :)
You remind me of a young Kathleen Hanna, in the way that you mix parts of a young girl's aesthetic (ponytails, flower patches, etc.) with punk rock and feminism. - February 09, 2011 3:18 PM
- Rachel Lynne said...
I feel exactly the same way! Everything moves veryy fast. Have fun at fashion week!
Rachel Lynne
http://blushingtulips.blogspot.com/ - February 09, 2011 4:42 PM
- Marie said...
Hey Tavi! Your interview was great! You said nothing stupid, don't worry about it. So nice to hear you speak, and so cool to get to chat with you after!
Here's the picture we took if you want to see it :)
-Marie - February 09, 2011 4:58 PM
- Pippa said...
I really like all of your posts! How you manage to create a very successful fashion blog and be a student is amazing :) I have learned a lot and I enjoy looking at all of your creative posts! - February 09, 2011 7:09 PM
- Ultra Violette said...
awesome girl scout patches!
love your blog :) check out mine! - February 09, 2011 7:18 PM
- Kayla said...
haha no I am so glad its spring time! hope you come and visit me!
heydoll16.blogspot.com - February 09, 2011 7:55 PM
- Rossella said...
cute outfit
let me know your thoughts on my new blog entry and follow me at:
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My Couture Diaries - February 09, 2011 8:01 PM
- Dominika said...
glad my dress fit :)
- February 09, 2011 8:22 PM
- Ben said...
Happy chinese new year!
http://bensstylecorner.blogspot.com/ - February 09, 2011 8:29 PM
- R. Pastel said...
I love your look! And although it is your look I would like to say in my opinion it looks like it probably could use a bit more detail. Sorry for saying that if you don't like that. Just wondering, would you reply back an email if I sent you one? It's not for a school project, but I would really like it if you can inspire me and/or help me w/ my blog.
-R. Pastel - February 09, 2011 10:54 PM
- luvgmt.com said...
Haha, I'm so with ya on this. I was too lazy to cover the spring collections so I STILL reference fall. I did manage to fast forward and post a few Chanel pre-fall pics though.
Very excited to see what the next fall collections are like! - February 10, 2011 2:49 AM
- Peter Goodall said...
Both of them are fab!!
- February 10, 2011 2:51 AM
- HENRY FRY said...
Great combination of soft and strong (in terms of the cardigan and the colour). Super statement. Love the girl scout patch!
- February 10, 2011 5:20 AM
- xSzkrabx said...
You must be glad that 70's are one of the biggest inspirations this season. I've glanced through your blog and I see huge amount of flowers and colours :)
You look very girlish and innocent. Not like the youngest well known so called 'style icon'.
Keep going Tavi, I wish you luck! - February 10, 2011 8:10 AM
- Yampis said...
beauuuuutiful! :D
- February 10, 2011 8:16 AM
- mexicoolcity.com said...
Oh the backpacks all of us once had! I am fan of patches,just pasted an old emblem of my home community on my Levis jacket :)
- February 10, 2011 10:51 AM
- The Lady Philosopher said...
LOVE betsy Johnson.
Visit my blog:
http://theskyofstars.blogspot.com/ - February 10, 2011 3:46 PM
- cancercowboy said...
brisk dash of colour in the greyness of not-spring-yet. nice.
speed-owed superficiality is one flaw of fashion. and of modern life. - February 10, 2011 3:58 PM
- Jane v. said...
i have to say you are amazing and you have impeccable taste and sense for fashion.and you're only 14 years young, like myself
- February 10, 2011 4:23 PM
- Jane v. said...
i have to say you are amazing and you have impeccable taste and sense for fashion.and you're only 14 years young, like myself
- February 10, 2011 4:24 PM
- Jane v. said...
i have to say you are amazing and you have impeccable taste and sense for fashion.and you're only 14 years young, like myself
- February 10, 2011 4:24 PM
- maria said...
have fun in fashion week tavi!!!!
jesuispretty.blogspot.com - February 11, 2011 11:20 AM
- sarinni said...
looks like you'd like spanish designer agatha ruiz de la prada ;)
- February 11, 2011 11:56 AM
- Anni said...
wow. wonderful there is nothing more to say! i love your creations! ♥
http://cupofcaramel.blogspot.com/ - February 11, 2011 2:46 PM
- RandomQueen said...
I really love your wig. It's so cute!
- February 11, 2011 5:46 PM
- Sois Stylé said...
Hello! this post is very good!! i love your style!!check my blog: http://soisstyle.blogspot.com/
xoxo - February 11, 2011 9:01 PM
- stacey margaret said...
I love the girl scout patch.
I am doing a giveaway on my blog, have a look!
stcymargaret.blogspot.com - February 12, 2011 1:39 AM
- Charlotta said...
Very cute outfit! And fashion always seems have it's fast-forward button firmly pressed in this time of year.
- February 12, 2011 3:45 AM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanto la entradaaa
ame gusta mucho tu blog
pero esto no es moda es algo no se como decirlo pero moda no es iguual me encanta tu blog y lo mirooo siempre - February 12, 2011 1:10 PM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanto la entradaaa
ame gusta mucho tu blog
pero esto no es moda es algo no se como decirlo pero moda no es iguual me encanta tu blog y lo mirooo siempre - February 12, 2011 1:10 PM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanto la entradaaa
ame gusta mucho tu blog
pero esto no es moda es algo no se como decirlo pero moda no es iguual me encanta tu blog y lo mirooo siempre - February 12, 2011 1:10 PM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanto la entradaaa
ame gusta mucho tu blog
pero esto no es moda es algo no se como decirlo pero moda no es iguual me encanta tu blog y lo mirooo siempre - February 12, 2011 1:10 PM
- FASHIONN said...
me encanto la entradaaa
ame gusta mucho tu blog
pero esto no es moda es algo no se como decirlo pero moda no es iguual me encanta tu blog y lo mirooo siempre - February 12, 2011 1:10 PM
- klara.mitteregger said...
Aaah I want to go to fashion-week too!
http://fashionnews.zalando.co.uk/ - February 12, 2011 2:16 PM
- Xin-Yu Chloe said...
I saw you today in front of Lincoln center!
- February 12, 2011 5:26 PM
- Baw said...
So cute!
http://bernaskovabarbora.tumblr.com/ - February 13, 2011 2:28 AM
- cassie min said...
love this look! :)
love cassie,
if you like check out my giveaway
xx - February 13, 2011 4:56 AM
- E&YINKCLOTHING. said...
Your backpack is actually amazing.
You're fashion sense is just wow love love love.
Inkfashionclothing.blogspot.com - February 13, 2011 10:07 AM
- Joao said...
Hi Dear, very nice your blog, when you have a time could you check our shop in :
Thanks Regards
Joao & Sonia
Hyppiechic Team - February 13, 2011 10:37 AM
- Jess said...
Hello :)
Im a huge fan tavi, you've inspired me to start my own blog.
check it out for outfits, pictures,and general musings on fashionable stuff!
Jess xxxx
http://diaryofafashiondreamer.blogspot.com/ - February 13, 2011 11:37 AM
- Beatrice N said...
I am a critical fashion and I am starting my blog.: read www.beatricenmoda.blogspot.com
I am braziliam! - February 13, 2011 12:26 PM
- Fashion is me said...
Wonderful post, i love it .
Watch my blog , birthday contest !!!!! and prizes to win.
http://fashionispartofme.blogspot.com - February 13, 2011 12:30 PM
- Fashion is me said...
Wonderful post, i love it .
Watch my blog , birthday contest !!!!! and prizes to win.
http://fashionispartofme.blogspot.com - February 13, 2011 12:30 PM
- Fashion is me said...
Wonderful post, i love it .
Watch my blog , birthday contest !!!!! and prizes to win.
http://fashionispartofme.blogspot.com - February 13, 2011 12:30 PM
- Lily Brown said...
One word: Cute. :D - February 15, 2011 12:54 AM
- Engreida said...
Looking like you're ready to conquer the world!
- February 15, 2011 5:03 PM
- Flower's Child. said...
More than your fashion (which is pretty awesome)
I like your smart-ass style of writing.
Always keep that bright, clear mind! - February 16, 2011 12:54 AM
- Bianca said...
Achei super fofo seu look!
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