M-am trezit tarziu ieri, iar pana tarziu in noapte am vorbit despre New York: cum ar fi daca…, cum era inainte (de Rudi Giuliani), Central Park sau Herastrau?, Starbucks sau cafenele de cartier?, the no.2 subway train care fluiera “West side story” sau cel bucurestean care te zgarie pe urechi?, preferintele personale influenteaza trendurile sau trendurile modifica gusturile, “hey there delilah” sau “you’re so vain”… La final, ma gandeam ca pe wish listul meu se gaseste de acum o excursie lunga la NY, cuplata neaparat cu NY Fashion Week.

Iar atunci voi citi NY Times sau USA Today in paper, nu online… ca acum

A style-setting show – ce e asa special la Mad Men, ca Donatella, Mizrahi si Peter Som sunt innebuniti dupa serial, se intreaba Wall Street Journal?

How to look hot, even when it’s not – ce fac englezii cand sufera din cauza unei veri ploioase, pe Times Online

Britain’s fashion-mad teenagers -adolescentii britanici sunt cei mai obsedati de cumparaturi si moda, zice Times Online

Still fearless at Vogue? – angajatii revistei sunt ingroziti de ce le-ar putea face compania de consultanta adusa de Conde Nast. “It’s the fear  of the great unknown. What if their consultants really question the culture we live in?”, pe NY Times

Naomi Simms, the first black supermodel – “A tall, striking, confident, chiseled, brown-skinned beauty, she has forever changed how America defines beautiful.”  In Time

The future is female: why the business world needs a woman’s touch – pe Daily Mail, din care citez: “After experiencing the ‘man-made’ recession, savvy companies are catching on to the benefits of a woman’s way of thinking in the workplace. “

An everywoman as beauty queen – cu ajutorul unor clipuri postate pe youtube, o britanica oarecare si cu infatisare comuna, dar pasionata de machiaj, a devenit un adevarat fenomen, isi lanseaza prima linie de cosmetice si prima carte. Pe NY Times.