text: Jenna Lyons Interview on Home Design Jenna Lyons Discusses Style, Decorating in Brooklyn, and Whether J.Crew Will Open a Home Line! by Elka Karl 2/06/12 0 Reactions 64 Shares Print 42 4 17 1 0 In a recent article in House and Home magazine, J.Crew creative director Jenna Lyons chatted about fashion, style, and design, as well as her lovely Brooklyn townhouse, which was one of your favorite house tours last year. The house is currently under contract — congrats to whomever is buying the gorgeous property! Let's take a look back at the home and hear what Jenna has to say about decor, design, and her home's style. Source What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Someone said I used a decorator, and I just about died. That's the fun part for me. I'm a voracious reader of design magazines." — Jenna Lyons, on decorating her Brooklyn townhouse. 1 / 5 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I appreciate any material that ages, and things that have a sense of history. For me, it's about having that twist of modern, a stark contrast. So where there is something vintage and aged, allow for something really modern, whether it's a Saarinen table or a beautiful chair with chrome details." — Jenna Lyons, on her personal design style. 2 / 5 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I was the person who painted my room white with splattered black paint. I hung a few pictures from Yves Klein; everything else was white. My surroundings needed to be pretty. But, I was also the person who was totally tall, really awkward, incredibly gawky, and just didn't fit in. I took a home ec class where I had to make something for myself. I made a long, watermelon-printed skirt and found everyone wanted it. It was the first time I felt I could do something on my own; I fell in love with creating things." — Jenna Lyons, on how she got into design. 3 / 5 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "[Designing clothes and designing a home is] the same creative process. I might decide I need something graphic and then something soft, a bit of shine, something vintage, a pop of color, some contrast. It's the same looking at textiles and paint whether it's a palette for a store, a room or an outfit. I have rules for how many materials we can use in the stores. But, that's just me. Someone like Kelly Wearstler, who is incredibly talented, probably has completely different rules. We all have our own visual vernacular." — Jenna Lyons 4 / 5 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Mickey, our CEO, and I have talked about this a lot. I would love to, but it's pretty tricky to get into." — Jenna Lyons, on whether or not J.Crew will ever open a home decor line. 6 / 5 42 4 17 1 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Celebrity Real EstateJenna LyonsInterviewInspiration Inspiration Inspired Headboard Alternatives 23 hours ago Drink Up! A DIY Chandelier For Wine-Lovers 1 day ago 12 Tiny Homes That Prove Small Is Beautiful 2 days ago 15 Ways to Stop Hating Your Small Bathroom 2 days ago What Carrie Bradshaw's Apartment Really Looked Like 3 days ago Beautiful Home Bars For Every Budget 6 days ago Jenna Lyons Fashion Turf War: Which Coast Has the Best Style? 4/26 What's Jenna Lyons Been Wearing Lately? 2/13 Jenna Lyons's Fancy Pants Secret 12/11/13 Even Jenna Lyons Follows Jenna Lyons's Rules of Style 11/08/13 All the Cool Kids Are Doing It — Whose #Voguestagram Do You Like Best? 8/22/13 Solange Knowles, Jenna Lyons, and More Top Fashion From the Blue Jasmine Premiere 7/23/13 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): DIY Vegetarian Home Love & Sex Link Love This might be the coolest ice cream joint we've seen — Remodelista Decorating tips for the nooks and crannies in your home — Domaine Home Make this DIY mail organizer to hang on your walls — Houzz How to hide wires and cords in your home — Real Simple Here's how you can buy a house for $1 — Country Living 10 ways to style your coffee table like a pro — House Beautiful It's time to pack your bags: these are the 16 best towns to live in — HuffPost Home The most outrageous home designs — The Nest Source: Eric Staudenmaier


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Enterprise open source commentator Glyn Moody says that Android-based ARM systems, such as the chipsets for Google's Android operating system announced this week by Freescale, could be part of the next wave of price reductions that will push netbooks down to $150 and less.
Moody believes that Apple will over time lose its iPhone advantage to open source solutions like Android. Here is his logic:
"Freescale's announcement is still at the level of marketing hype, but it is nonetheless indicative of how people are starting to think. And the crucial element is Android, because once you have netbooks running the stack, then you will have a spectrum of hybrids that can mix mobile and netbook features. Again, this is something free software is ideal for: there are no constraints on experimentation, and the tools for trying things out are readily available.
This is an aspect that Apple will simply not be able to match. Even if it comes out with a netbook that is based on the iPhone, developments will always be limited to what Apple wants to do and is capable of doing. In any single well-defined market sector Apple might well be able to produce the coolest and best machine. But create a fluid situation, where originality and flexibility are key, and Apple will lose that advantage to open source solutions."
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---- — TEUTOPOLIS – Teutopolis head coach Jessica Schackmann complemented Effingham for having "such a strong program" and it showed Monday night, as Effingham was the team to step up when it mattered.
At the end of a back-and-forth first set, during which Teutopolis trailed 9-5 and 18-12 only to come back and take the lead late, 21-20, Effingham stood strong at the end to win 25-22. Then, they dominated a 25-13 second set clincher.
"Effingham just has such a strong program and we're just trying to figure out how we're going to work together early this season," Schackmann said of the first set. "They just finished (the set) before we could get there."
For a while, it looked like Teutopolis might steal the first set, but it couldn't keep its scoring streaks going when it needed to.
Teutopolis climbed back into the set twice. Trailing 9-5, they battled to tie the set 10-10, but fell back 18-12 soon after; however, they scored seven consecutive points to take a 19-18 lead late in the set.
Effingham head coach Laurie Bohnoff said her team was frustrated in the first set by Teutopolis' "scrappy" play, coming up with digs to keep the ball alive during play.
"They did a great job keeping the ball alive and letting us make errors in that first game," Bohnoff said. "We started tipping (balls) a little bit, and I don't think we needed to do that. We needed to continue hitting."
Bohnoff said Teutopolis' aggressive serves caused problems for her team because it couldn't make good initial passes to set up its hitters, which Effingham improved on in the second set.
"We were giving them a little bit of hope," Bohnoff said.
The competitive first set gave Teutopolis more than just hope, Schackmann said, it showed them that they could compete with tougher teams and bigger schools.
"It proved to the girls that we can do it," Schackmann said. "They should be proud of themselves."
But in the second set, Schackmann said Effingham just took control. Bohnoff said her team polished all of its shortcomings from set to set, led by junior Felicia Totten with 14 assists and senior Stephanie Robb with 8 kills.
Effingham took an 8-4 lead early in the second set, similar to the first set, but didn't stop there and led 16-4 before Teutopolis could do anything about it.
"I think we just intimidated them a little bit in the second game and we didn't do that in the first game because of our passing struggle," Bohnoff said. "In the second set, we started passing better, which made our hitters look really good."
The tides turned, as Teutopolis became the team making the errors in the second set and Effingham didn't allow Teutopolis any closer than nine points, 20-11.
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Dear Emily,
I have flown just 5000 feet above Everest some years ago. I have heard that the cell and internet service is poor and there is no room service. From my view it seemed cloudy and cold, so I recommend the outer beaches of Penang Malaysia for a more pleasant holiday.
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My son goes to Monte Vista and I think this is one motivated senior. My dad was asked to be on the U.S. Expedition for Mt. Everest in 1980, quite an accomplishment, he even missed my high school graduation because he was on some expedition in Nepal. Would love to see if Scott has a webpage so we can see his progress or Danville Weekly would do an update on the story. Wish Scott lots of luck!


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An editorial in the most recent issue of the Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care cites research predicting that "over the next several years this bubble of abundance of RNs will deflate if not burst." Translation: Nurse leaders need to be prepared.
"This time of a more abundant supply of RNs is a time for rural areas to strengthen the ranks of rural nurses," writes journal editor Pamela Stewart Fahs, DSN, RN.
Rural healthcare organizations would certainly feel a future nursing shortage more acutely than their urban counterparts. After all, rural organizations already have trouble recruiting providers away from big cities where every amenity—professional and personal—is available in favor of places that might be 20 miles away from the nearest grocery story.
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Zacks' analyst wrote, "Automatic Data Processing reported a dismal third-quarter, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate on both the lines. The company provided optimistic outlook for 2014. We believe that the Dealer-services spin-off will help the company to focus more on its relatively fast growing PEO and Employer services segments. ADP is expected to perform better on the back of improved execution and higher client retention. Moreover, recovery in the job market is expected to help the company. Aggressive share buyback and higher dividends is shareholder friendly, in our view. However, volatile macroeconomic environment and lower interest rates are major concerns. The recent credit rating downgrades by Moody's and S&P will remain an overhang on the stock. Thus, we prefer to remain Neutral on the stock and set a price target of $84.00."
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Jena Mason, 65, is accused of placing the controversial black doll on her window sill (a Gollywog) following an argument with her neighbour Stephen O'Donnell. Mr O'Donnell made a complaint to police after his wife Rosemarie, who is Jamaican, and their mixed race children were offended by her actions.
He said: "I am pleased the police are taking this seriously.
I'm not. For starters the cops ought to be looking into rapes, murders and stuff like that. You know crimes. Now obviously it was deliberately offensive but it is only PC culture that makes it so. As a small child I had a gollywog. I loved that toy and would really like to know where it went. So I'm a kid thirty years back and I'm out in my wellies with my Golly (and no I'm not shortening that because it is racist – I'm shortening for the same reason I'm "Nick" and not "Nicholas" – a term of affection – I loved that thing). Gollies have only been constructed as racist because it was decided they were. Like any symbol. A Swastika used to be a Hindu thing. Ain't now is it?
The PC bunch assumed a child's toy (my toy) was a racist icon. The display of such was probably a racist act but only because they invented the sin. They made it so.
As I said, I loved my Golly. I thought it a toy because it was. Even as a kid I didn't think it a patronising representation of black people. Nick Griffin might think that. I didn't, I don't. You do wonder at the mindset. It is very similar.
It doesn't see black people as people. I do. What is your major malfunction? Why do you need to demonise a toy that no one had a problem with until they were told they ought to?
And I am amused The Terriblegraph has to point out the white bloke and his Jamaican wife have "mixed-race children". Well if they didn't there would be one hell of a load of Barney Rubble at the divorce court.


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This came to me via Nicole_Martin at an NYC meetup almost a year ago. It's a nice, basic jasmine green. The jasmine is quite strong, which is fine by me, but the green base comes through reasonably clearly as well. I love watching pearl teas unfurl, and this one was no exception. I'm happy with most any quality (read: not artificial and soapy) jasmine green, so naturally I enjoyed this cup quite a bit.
I was in London visiting my boyfriend a couple of weeks ago, and naturally I had to check out the Mariage Frères shop in Selfridges. It's absolutely gorgeous, and they have what I'm pretty sure is their full lineup available, with samples of everything available for sniffing (but none for tasting, alas). After smelling ALL the teas, I decided to go for Lune Rouge (which I haven't gotten around to trying yet; it smelled amazing though—roses and ginger and honey with a green base) and my boyfriend picked this, which we had with breakfast a couple of times.
It's an unusual choice for a breakfast tea. It's not very strong, and it's quite rich and sweet. I'm surprised to learn the primary flavor is meant to be chocolate, because to me this blend was all caramel (or possibly toffee). These dessert flavors aren't honestly my favorites, and this isn't a tea I would've picked out myself (and especially not for drinking at breakfast). Still, it's nice for what it is, and I'm glad to have had the chance to try it. And my boyfriend liked it—and will, I hope, continue to think of my American self while working his way through the rest of the bag.
Wow, how do you do a long distance relationship across an ocean? That must be so hard. How often do you see each other?
Yeah, it's not easy! We've only been seeing each other three or four times a year, for a week or two at a time—I'm really hoping we'll be able to get ourselves in the same country within the next year or so, though.
This is a nice basic black tea. It has a deep, malty flavor that reminds me quite a bit of Assam, with some undertones of dried apricot. I can't say I picked up on any grapefruit—that bit of the official description had me intrigued—but it makes for a solid morning cup nonetheless.
Another tea from my ancient Verdant sampler. I can tell this is a good tea, but light TGY is emphatically not my thing. Those honeysuckle notes send me running every time, and this is no exception. I pretty much knew this would be the case going into it, but I couldn't resist trying just in case. At least my curiosity is satisfied now, right?
This is one of the teas from the Verdant sampler pack I ordered last summer (I think?). Although I tried Laoshan Black ASAP to see what all the fuss was about, I've been avoiding the rest of the set ever since. It's not because I wasn't eager to try the remaining teas, but because I've given up on gongfu-style steeping—I just don't enjoy it—yet sometimes like I'm wasting good tea with my lazy Western-style ways. Anyway, today I decided to get over it and jump back in with a (single, large) cup of Autumn Harvest Laoshan Green. And I'm very glad I did. It's rich and creamy, redolent with flavors of spinach, green beans, asparagus, and even edamame. This is definitely one I'd consider picking up more of at some point.
This is a pleasant tisane, if not an outstanding one. It's light and very sweet, even without any sugar added, and I'm getting vanilla frosting more than cake itself. I do wish it had more in the way of pastry notes, but as it is it's still an enjoyable caffeine-free option (if not a standout like Butiki's Peppermint Patty).
This is a tea Nicole_Martin shared with me at a Steepster meet-up almost a year ago. The NYC meet-ups seem to have died off, but they were nice while they lasted! Anyway, I've had it a few times between then and now but have never gotten around to logging it. It's a little bit sweet and generically fruity—I do get berries, in an indistinct sort of way, but I certainly couldn't pick out anything that especially struck me a passion fruit, which is too bad since passion fruit is a favorite of mine. The fruit flavors don't have that artificial candy taste to them; I'll give it that. The base tea is definitely the dominant flavor here, which seems unusual with these sorts of fruity teas. I'm a bit surprised to see that it's an Assam; I'd assumed Ceylon before checking the reviews. It's brisk, and it almost strikes me as vaguely smoky (although I think that may just be me misinterpreting the interplay between the base and fruit flavors). I've tried it both hot and iced (cold-steeped), and I like it much better iced. All in all, a pleasant tea but not one I'd buy, since there are plenty of similar teas I like better.
This is a pleasant chai, if not an outstanding one. The tulsi adds a nice touch; it's present but not too strong. I do wish the rest of the flavors were more pronounced, but I always tend to go for stronger flavors so this could well be just right for someone who prefers a milder chai. I can hardly notice the tea base at all, but still, this makes for a pleasant cup. I do think I prefer Organic India's rooibos chai, though—if I can't taste the black tea and don't get the caffeine kick, what's the point?
This is a sample I got from Rie last year. I wasn't expecting much, as in the time since that swap I've realized I really don't care for green oolongs. But I'm pleased to report that this is probably the nicest green oolong I've tasted yet. The unlovely flavors I've come to know as orchid and honeysuckle are present, but they're so much more delicate here than in other green oolongs I've had. This still isn't something I'd keep in stock (and it's a good thing, since I wouldn't be able to get my hands on any more even if I wanted to), but I'm surprised to find that I'm genuinely enjoying my cup.
This is a sample I received from Rie a very long time ago but just got around to trying this weekend. It's quite smoky; that's the dominant note I get out of it. There is some background fruitiness, to be sure, but as I've never tasted longan (or anything longan-flavored) before I can't say if that note is accurate. It doesn't strike me as too drastically different from a standard bergamot-infused Earl with a smoky base, to be honest—in fact it reminds me an awful lot of Lupicia's standard Earl Grey (though I admit it's been a few months since I've had that one, so my memories may be leading me astray). That's a favorite of mine, so of course I'm enjoying this quite a bit as well. I suppose I was expecting some sort of in-your-face exotic fruit flavor, and I'm a little bit disappointed not to be getting that, but I really can't complain.


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I put on a new sweater dress this afternoon, it clung to my curves, including my tummy, and I looked in the mirror and thought, "Looks good!" Amazing!
Not sure I'd call it "odd," though this comment from a co-worker is something I can't remember ever hearing before and made me happy all day. She said, "Your waist looks tiny in that dress."
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Ok, on the lighter side, an odd moment is when you enjoy salad for breakfast!
Just when you think you've beaten the "addiction beast" a baked chocolate cheesecake appears before you and POOF, you're back to reality!
Sandicane, I can relate! I enjoyed purchasing new bras.
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It might sound odd, but I'm quite happy that my old bras are too big for me now!!! snicker...
OK, that's funny! I am just happy not to have to answer yes to: "have you gained/lost 10+ lbs since your last mammogram."
I had a mammogram the other day. The lady giving it to me was so sweet and then looked at the pictures a minute and said, "oh my." Of course I was concerned and she told me to look at the pictures - she brought up last year's and this year's and pointed out to me - I have bigger pectoral muscles!! She said, "You have been working out!"
I was so happy - who knew that mammogram lady could tell that? LOL!
Catching up yet again. Nell, I didn't know about not wearing the same bra two days in a row.
Oneweigh, I love hearing my doctor comment on my weight now, since he mentioned it not once when I was heavy. It is interesting at work having people dance around the subject of my weight, as they either don't want to offend me or they are too timid to ask if I am unwell. For those who have asked, we now have a growing cadre comparing notes, though most have gravitated to myfitnesspal. I like the apps and less cluttered site at myfitnesspal, but I really need the social network at SP the most (all of YOU), so I just put up with the inconveniences and klunky apps at SP.
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
Got another one! Having a doctor look at you and say, "Have you lost weight?" in a tone of concern. I assured him that I was holding pretty steady.
I have two Chantelle bras, then splurged on bras by Lise Charmel and Marie Jo. Expensive but oh! the fit! And they are gorgeous! And I found out that like leather shoes, you shouldn't wear them two days in a row. Who knew?
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
Catching up again. Nell, when I read about the "cone-shaped" bras, I almost spewed my coffee! I didn't wear those, but I see them on older movies.
I got fitted at a bridal shop that also carries lines of very good undies. The bras were expensive, but I ended up with Chantelle, which I could replace on-line for less once I knew my true size. I need to go back there now that I'm where I want to be weigh-wise.
Edited by: CELIAMINER at: 9/10/2012 (07:50)
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
Speaking of Forever 21 and H&M sizes... why in the world do we do this to teenage girls? As if their self-esteem isnt low enough already!
My 18 yo stepdaughter is a size 14/16 or XL in Misses sizes but she so badly wants to wear the teen clothes. While I applaud the stores for carrying plus sizes, no one who is really plus sized could shop there! They run so small! I typically wear an 8 and I barely fit into their XLs. I do wish there was some standardization of sizes.
"We become what we want to be by consistently being what we want to become each day." Richard G. Scott
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Nell, I had to laugh out loud.... I too remember those bras.... probably part of the reason for my poor posture as a teen.
Lost 65 lbs and maintained since 2006.
I got myself sized at Intimacy. They sell brands I've mostly never heard of, European made and very expensive, but perfect fit. I remember corsetiere shops from when I was little, and that was where Mom bought all her underwear. They fit me for my first bra. I was still too small for the torpedo shaped cones that were popular back then.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
We don't have a Nordstrom's here. Does Victoria's Secret do a good job of sizing? I am sure I am not wearing the right size.
Lost 65 lbs and maintained since 2006.
Victoria's Secret doesn't even carry my size, but Nordstrom does. They have everything!
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
just caught up on this thread too - i've also become a cheap date (though a lot of my initial weight loss was giving up the nightly glass(es) of wine), and i had already planned a stop at nordstroms in seattle for new bras - though maybe i should give victorias secret a try?
i'm about the same size as nell, also about 26.5 inch waist - bought two new pairs of jeans here in sweden (one rolls at the cuffs, and the other were probably intended for capris to the standard tall swede), but will be curious to see what size will fit when i get home.
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GOAL met may 15: 111.0
GOAL met june 11: 108
GOAL met august 13, 2012: 103
maintenance goal: 105
Nell, I just caught up on this thread. You are so right! When parts started "heading south," I asked a friend who had abnormally large breasts (before reduction surgery) for bra advice. She had to get hers custom made, but she did clue me into the need to get properly fitted with a good bra for a better profile. And posture? My chiropractor, my massage therapist, and my yoga instructor are all prodding me to stand and sit straight.
Oneweigh, loved your "cheap date" comment!
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
Odd moment: My capacity for alcohol has diminished greatly. I've become a cheap date!
OMG I never thought this thread might require a PG-13 rating, or something...
Never, ever, EVER give up!
From BMI 53 (336 lbs) to under 30. Now aiming for less than 20% body fat.
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Nell, love the picture of your grandmother and your posture. My mother was always telling me to stand up straight and I didn't want to because I developed early and was embarrassed....not the story now!!!!
Lost 65 lbs and maintained since 2006.
Celia, it IS surprising that any part of my body can get smaller without my trying real hard, and I have done a million of those arm flinging exercises we did in high school to "improve my bust". Alas the only thing that improves my bust is a good bra and really good posture. Walking the way my grandmother taught me (ramrod straight, shoulders back) pushes them right out there.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
Wow, Anja, and you looked great! Would never have guessed.
Nell, so right about that bra size. While I hated to go down, I do like a better profile with bras that fit.
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
The oddest thing that has happened to me while in maintenance is that my clothes have started wearing out!
Always before they got too small to wear or the seams split. Now in the past 2-3 years I've had the unfamiliar experience of my jeans wearing out at the knees, or in the seat. I mean the fabric itself is actually going threadbare.
I've never been able to wear the same clothes long enough for that to happen before! LOL
Fortunately all the vanity sizing, etc. doesn't really interfere with me because I buy everything except workout gear and underwear at thrift shops. In those places the clothes are from so many different decades and manufacturers that the numbers on them mean nothing. Heck, I never even know if what I'm looking at is a Misses or a Juniors size! I just try it on and if it's flattering, I get it.
The skirt and top I wore on TV were from Salvation Army. For real! LOL
(I don't wear them as often as my jeans, so I don't expect them to wear out anytime soon, though.)
Never, ever, EVER give up!
From BMI 53 (336 lbs) to under 30. Now aiming for less than 20% body fat.
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I hope my coupon from Victoria's Secret haven't expired. I know I need to have someone help me with bra size.
Lost 65 lbs and maintained since 2006.
A recommendation to all women who have lost weight: get your bra size checked! You'll find you need a smaller band. There is nothing like the feeling of pretty new bras that FIT!
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
Yeah I noticed that too! all my cute little strapy shoes actually fit now. before there were always so tight ( they don't really make cute strapy shoes in wide widths ) but now im cute and comfortable its sweet!
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Here's another one - I recently discovered that I have skinny feet! I was shopping for wedge-heel sandals. I measure at a size 7 in flat shoes, but need a size 6.5 in brands that run large, or for some heels. Well, the straps over the toes on every single pair of sandals I've tried on have way too much room in them. The size 6's seemed to fit perfectly, but I was afraid that at the end of the day they'd be too tight. I've tried ball of the foot cushions for the size 6.5's, but they still feel way too big - go figure! I may have to freecyle the shoes and chalk it up to experience:).
CS, loved your post, especially the oath that you'd never have an "X" in your closet again! At 145 pounds, I can't believe I have an XS sweater in my drawer. At the other end of the spectrum, I cleaned out a BUNCH of big clothes today, from size 12 to 1X.
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
I'll give Banana Republic a try. I got some 00s at Nordstrom that fit, but price can't be a consideration there. I still think that the concept of 00 is ridiculous! I still have to buy size 12 patterns! A size 12 waist is still 26 1/2, which is me. Patterns only go down to size 6 which is a waist of 23 and a hip of 32 1/2. The waist is the key; I can expand the bust and shrink the hip, but I have to cut the waist to fit, and 26-27 inches is a 12.
Go figure.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I've been having the "too small for stores" problem at times too. Whoever was having trouble with the Gap -- try Banana Republic. Same company, similar styles, but clothing sized much smaller. I tend to be a 4 in most things as higher-end retail places like Brooks Brothers, Nordstrom, etc. Mostly I'm a 4 (occasionally a 2) at Banana. Gap I often need a 0 (not usually in 00 territory for most things there). So if you're a Gap 00, Banana should have stuff that fits you well. They're a little pricer than Gap, but I think the quality is a little higher as well -- I just try to keep an eye out for their (rather frequent) sales. And it's not like Brooks Brothers or Nordstrom prices.
It's an odd problem to have after years of having to catalog shop or go to specialty stores because I was too big for normal stores. Once I got lower than an XL, I sword I'd never have an "X" in my clothes size again. But silly me, my closet is now full of XS's!
My mother still hasn't gotten used to it, and continues to insist that I'm naturally "big boned" despite all evidence to the contrary. (I'm relatively tall at 5'7", but have a small-ish frame. Who knew?) She was just used to seeing me big. I'm hoping she'll get used to small...
Starting Weight: 260 lbs. (November 2010)
Quasi-Maintenance: 165 lbs. (June 2011)
Goal Weight: 150 lbs. (reached December 8, 2011)
Size 22W to Size 4
Currently maintaining within 5 lbs. (+ or -) of goal. I weigh daily, but also use a tape measure and the fit of my clothes to guage how well I'm doing.
The longer you look the same at any weight, the less people will comment. I remember the "have you gained weight?" more than any comment on my thinness.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I have also received comments of people saying ..you are too thin or is everything Ok..like I am sick. Then as others have commented..younger people or older people who work out at my gym, think I look wonderful.
I am wondering if I keep this thin, people will stop comparing me to the fat me and just not say anything.
While on vacation in Europe I was worried about gaining weight (I did gain a pound) but I knew I was doing okay at maintaining in range because as I walked the skirt i was wearing kept turing on me... so it slowly worked its way around me! The front was in the back! I just kept walking and it kept turning.... tee hee.
A few of my odd moments were I pulled a pair of jeans out of the dryer and I thought they were my daughters and looked again and realized they were mine. Funny how we see ourselves as bigger then we are.
A co-worker commented that I lost too much weight too fast and I said I've only lost a average of a pound a week. I've done alot of excercise and toning though.
Another co-worker said I looked great awhile back and I said thank you only five or ten more pounds I'd like to lose and she said Reallly you don't look like you need to lose any.
I'm trying to get rid of the fat girl image but it does take time.
Healthy bmi that's the most important thing.
Edited by: SANDRALUVSLON at: 6/24/2012 (09:10)
A day at a time and I will reach my goal. I am not perfect but I will forgive myself for the mistakes I make. Life is full of choices and sometimes we don't always make the best ones but that's what makes us human.
I've been maintaining on Sparkpeople for five years now and agree that finding clothes that fit is sometimes a challenge. When I tried on clothes at a boutique for a fashion show recently the only thing that fit was a top and jacket marked "one size fits all". They looked miniscule, but when I put them on they looked great because they were made of a fabric that stretches. You can see how they looked on me by going to my Sparkpage. I bought them and really enjoy wearing them.
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Fortunately there are no penalties for errors on Spark.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
Well, I was a special ed teacher for 34 out of 35 years..... by the time I finished I transposed numbers, letters and could no longer spell common words because they had been imprinted on my brain spelled incorrectly for years! HA!
So a little error - ah that is nothing.
No, haven't done anything like that.... but did get a great compliment from my yoga teacher yesterday. He said because of my flexibility and posture, my body looks younger that my years.....
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Does anyone else do this? I write down my weight every morning so I can keep track of trends. This morning (pre-coffee) I started to write down 140 instead of 114. I even did that once in entering my weight on Spark. There is a one week spike in my weight chart a year or so back. I wonder if the next week my friends all saw something like, "Oneweigh has lost 30 pounds!"
I don't like teen clothes either... they aren't really cut for "adult" hip to waist ration and the styles aren't me. I have two stores that were favorites where I can now rarely find anything that fits. I wish I were a good seamstress, but I am not.
I still shop at resale shops once in a while, can often find some real gems.
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The saleswoman in Macy's suggested the teen department. The clothes do fit me, but the shorts are SO short! And sparkles and beads that horrify me when worn by the teens themselves. Alas, the size solution isn't necessarily the style solution for a 60+ grandma.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
Wow, Nell, being too small for the stores is an interesting problem, and I hope you can find a store that can help. I hated the days of ordering out of catalogs because stores either didn't cater to my large size, or they had trendy clothes that exposed more flesh than I wanted to bare. Now I love trying on clothes. Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
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Now, if I only lived near a Nordstrom's....
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I don't know how "odd" it is anymore, but I just got back from Gap looking for jeans shorts, and nothing fits. I wear the size 0 jeans, but the 00 shorts fall off of me. Vanity sizing may make some people feel good, but it sure is a pain to be sized out of stores. No wonder Nordstrom makes money. It's the only place small people can be sure of a fit.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I got that at work. One of the female bosses took me aside to ask if everything was okay. No one wanted to comment on what was wonderful for me if the reason for the weight loss was illness.
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Kevin, that is so true! One of the wonderful things about being at goal for a long time is that there are so few people who knew me fat. I still get the "Wow you are so thin" at school reunions, but that's about it. When I added the menopause 10, it was the other way around: Have you gained weight? Even though I was still way under my highest weight. It's all in what they are used to seeing.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I think we've all had comments from friends or acquaintences asking if we'd been sick or lost too much weight. Thursday I ran a large 3.5 mile race, and got to talk to several people I didn't know. The major topic of conversation was run time, and I had a big improvement to talk about.
The interesting thing is that the younger runners who just met me didn't think I was too thin. The more typical comment was along the lines of, "I couldn't tell you used to weigh more." This type of comment would be prompted by my explanation that much of my improved time was to carrying less weight around.
It was interesting to get a different perspective, from people seeing me for the first time instead of remembering how I used to be.
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Believer or not, one of the places you might try shopping is an upscale resale shop. I got a beautiful three piece silk suit... jacket, trousers and skirt for $60. A friend who knew about such things looked at the label and said it was at least a $400 suit.
I have a friend who shops exclusively at resale shops and she finds amazing stuff.
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I read an article on clothing designers. I have the same problem, and I am asking friends for advice on where they buy their clothes. Someone has mentioned Talbot's as a start, but the clothes are a little expensive. I am maintaining my weight, and I really think it is up to the designers. I guess they want women to feel good no matter what their weight is. I am a size 8. When it comes to a skirt, I am a size 6.
MNJONES2 and NELLJONES, are you related?
I like to complain about the terrible sizing disparity in women's clothing, but deep down I'm just tickled pink that I can go into stores and try on clothes and find things that fit! MNJONES, I'm a pear shape, so I kinda do what you do...look for a fitted top and something flared on the bottom. The skirt and sweater I bought last weekend are just that, and I can't wait to wear them to work.
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Even the men have to be careful. I bought some 34" inseam pants for one of my kids and they were short. I measured the pants....and they were 33". I went to the store with a tape measure and all of them were a little different. Exhausting as trying on clothes can be you have to try it all on. No wonder girls like to wear loose blouses that look like maternity wear to me. Easier to fit.
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Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I hate women's sizing - I believe it is meant to keep us in stores longer so we will end up buying more. A young man once told me he hated shopping with his girlfriend because she took so long. He could go in, pick up the size and style he wanted by a certain manufacturer and be done in 15 minutes - 30 at the most. When i explained that women's clothing sizes were not standardized he looked at me and said, "well who's dumb a** idea was that? " Answer the manufacturers.
So this is what I have to do - I try on the clothes, if it fits in the thighs for skirts and pants then the waist is too big. I evaluate if I can alter easily - if I can then I may buy it. Dresses I buy usually have a fitted top and a more flared skirt and I dont have to alter them.
I got a lot of good advice on clothing fit and what is attractive by watching several episodes of What NOT to Wear. The clothes I wear now fit well and make me look slimmer. TADA!
As I read some of this thread, tears formed as I saw myself in so many of your comments. I'm new to maintenance and still searching for the right calorie range, but I recognize my body will let me know when I've found it.
I read with interest the comments on clothing sizes. Recently I wrote a blog bemoaning the fact that I don't know what size I am. I have size 14 jeans & size 8 slacks by different makers, both bought at Macy's and which fit well. My size 8 dresses from Talbot's are perfect, but the size 8s at Talbot's Outlet are too big in the shoulders and too slim in the hips. I thought 8 was my size till I went to Orvis, which normally runs large, and bought a size 6 skirt and blouse. THEN I went to Ann Taylor this weekend and walked out with a size 4 skirt & a sweater in XS. C'mon people! I weigh almost 145 freakin' pounds! Size 4...really?
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I went into the normal BMI zone also. It is so nice to be there.
As I have been losing weight, I have been also tracking my BMI. Now that I am at my goal, according to the BMI categories, I am no longer considered "overweight". NO LONGER OVERWEIGHT! I am a NORMAL 'weighted' person -- changing how I "see" myself will take some work/getting used to. A new me :)
I was also called skin and bones..Then someone proceeded to grill me during a potluck as to why I was just eating salads.
I also look in the mirror and cannot believe this thin person is me. Most days I love seeing the thin person..but it still surprises me..after 8 months of maintenance..it still surprises me.
I know what you mean. I used to love to shop at Coldwater Creek and J. Jill in their sales sections.... now I can't find anything that fits.
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I have the same problem. Kohl's doesn't sell anything small enough for me. Nor does Macy's or JCPenney. I have to buy my jeans at GAP (they have everything), and any other fitted clothing at Nordstrom. Nordstrom can fit anyone, but you pay for it. It's the price of being thin, and I'm happy to pay it.
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Here's another one - I recently sent an e-mail to Costco asking them to PLEASE carry clothing items in Extra-Small. They had some lovely twinsets this season, and the size Smalls were HUGE on me. I'm now average-small I think, but not THAT small. Where do the truly petite people shop - the Childrens' department, maybe? Though, I suppose this is a GOOD problem to have:)
I still go in the Plus Size clothing store at the mall occasionally out of habit and realize that I can't wear any of their clothes. I also see my reflection in the windows as I run by buildings and literally look over to see how the skinny girl running past me in my reflection is, it's me!!
I still know I am a fat person in a skinny body because I always see the stuff I can't eat. My sister never even notices the pastries in the bakery at the grocery store; I absorb every one. I walk right past but always see it. I know where every Dairy Queen is. I haven't been in one in years, but I see them. My sister would have to look them up if she had to go. You know how you can "feel" someone looking at you? I can feel if something good is nearby. I never even pause in my steps but I am vividly aware of the presence of food. I've been at goal for decades and it has never lessened. Good thing is I never get in a debate with myself over whether or not to "stop in". I will always lose that debate if it starts.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I know that feeling.... when somebody says something about my size, I want to say... but you don't get it...However, after almost 5 years at goal, I am beginning to believe this is who I am. A healthy person who eats good food in reasonable amounts and is diligent about physical activity.
Yesterday, stopped by the school I retired from 4 years ago... was in yoga clothes cause I had just taught a class and someone called me "skin and bones." ME????
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Got another one. This weekend I met the wife of one of my husband's friends. They are both quite heavy. I was talking to her and mentioned, "Mr. Naturally Skinny" (my husband) and realized as it came out of my mouth that for all she knew, I was "Mrs. Naturally Skinny". I did not shout, "I'm one of you! I'm a fat person in a hard fought disguise!" but I thought it.
I used to work for the textile and apparel industry, and they are very upfront about the concept of vanity selling. Too many women look for the number and whatever makes them feel better will make them buy. A business is in business to sell and make money. It just makes it hard for those of us who think there are really only two sizes: fits and doesn't fit.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I love the reality of sizing that we have brought to this discussion. Wouldn't it be great to remind the general public. I wonder what would happen if we did. Anyone game to collect the info here and do a blog on it?
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If you want to know "real" sizes, look at the sizing on sewing patterns. They haven't changed in 50 years. I wear a 10 when sewing and a 0 at the Gap. Go figure.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
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It's marketing to vanity. I'm noticing that premium brands (at least in the US) tend to be sized bigger, so you can be a smaller size if you pay for it. That clears up my mystery of how women on the makeover shows that are taller and heavier than I am come out wearing supposedly miniscule sizes. I feel like my "real" dress/jacket size is 8 and I've lately bought a 6 and a 4. Being a hip-less wonder ("real" pants size 2) I'm actually having a time finding women's pants and skirts in stores like Nordstrom's and Macy's. You jump down to cheap junior clothes (think Forever 21 or H&M) and suddenly you feel gargantuan again.
Do you think the change in sizes is the fashion industry's attempt to deal with the growing obesity in our society?
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I am in a play right now with our community theatre. I am wearing a dress that was actually made in the 40's - it is a good fit and the size is 16!!! I have never worn a 14 in my life, but it is fun to see how the sizes have changed. I wear a 6-8 right now.
I love your idea, plus I love the confirmation of something we all know to be true. My wedding dress was a size 10 (45 years ago)and I am at wedding weight. Now I wear mostly 4s, 6s and XS and S in today's sizes.
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I always love to see people wearing jeans with the size patch on the OUTSIDE of the waistband! Long ago I learned to clip that thing off. I write the size and year on the inside pocket with a marker. As the years have gone by, the "sizes" have gotten smaller yet the sizes are the same.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
As far as I can tell, I came down two sizes. I do a lot of online shopping, so it's been hard to zero in on just which sizes from which retailer are right for me. In one I'm a 4 or an XS!! It can't be that I have lost that much weight. And like the rest of you, I have "old" size 8s that I can now get back into. Wonder why we can't have size consistency in the world of women's clothing? Has this trend in clothing sizes tracked along with the trend of bigger portions and fast food sandwiches? Do the manufacturers really think we are so stupid as to not notice the super-sizing of our sizes? There is probably a study there, somewhere.
The Dave Barry thing was hilarious, by the way. So were some of the other items on that page. I had seen some of them before, but it's always fun to giggle over them again.
Started at 138, aiming for 125. Got there, and 120 seemed possible. Got THERE, and 118 seemed possible. Got THERE, and 115 seemed possible. And that's where I want to stay. Maintain, maintain, maintain.
Gap and everyone else changes their sizes every year. I have some Gap 4s, 2,s, 1s, 0, and 00s, from over the years, and they all fit me exactly the same. I don't know what will come next....negative sizes?? For the same body dimensions? I really don't care what they call the size as long as it fits. I hate having to pull up jeans every couple of minutes.
No one ever got up in the morning wishing she'd eaten more the night before.
Original Goal: 114. Current old lady goal: 106.
I vividly remember what a clerk at Gap brought a pair of size 8 jeans... I said I don't wear size 8 and I didn't. It turned out I wore a size 6!!!!
Lost 65 lbs and maintained since 2006.
Here's another size-inflation one: Getting used to bringing a smaller size into the dressing room, "just in case". I knew when I looked at that ("I always wear...") size 8 that it was going to be big. Tried the 6 first and it was plenty big. Nice after all those years of the humiliation of having to go up a size (or two) from my first guess in fitted dresses.
My doctor's office called make a wellness appointment that Medicare pays for. All during the appointment the nurse kept looking at the computer screen and then at me. She finally said, "You don't look old enough to quality for Medicare." BTW, I qualified 2 years ago.
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I went to get a metabolic assessment last week. My company medical center is offering them for free.They measured me before hand and I found out that I'm 5'4" instead of 5'5" like I've been telling myself for the last 25 years. What a rude awakening? Even though I've taken up walking and I average about 3 1/2 miles a day I still have a "slower than average metabolism" according to them. It wasn't a fun appointment.
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