like i give a frock
This is the book I wish I had written myself. The actual book you may see my name on in the future is titled “Faux Pas,” and it is an autobiography.

Like I Give a Frock is a book that I ran across while shopping with Lauryl in LA. [Lauryl writes one of my favorite blogs. She is just as lovely in person, too! Crazy talent, that girl.] It is beautifully illustrated and all shades of snarky. Yes, a tad bit pretentious. But what is fashion writing if not a bit snooty?
From the publisher’s site:
“Meet Michi. She’s sometimes stylish and sometimes tragic, but she always knows best. She’s sharp and funny. (And maybe just a tiny bit opinionated.) She’s just a shopping queen, weather-watcher and quite possibly the best advice-giver you’ve ever met.
Do you ever wonder when a baguette became a bag and and not just a piece of bread? (Fendi, 1998.) Or when it became acceptable to wear a tracksuit to the supermarket? (It didn’t.) Fishnets at work? Evil sales assistants? The plague of the fat ankle? Michi has all the answers. And if you were thinking of buying a playsuit, just don’t.”
aw, thanks for the shout-out. i think you’re lovely, too.
and i shall have to read that book, the title alone makes me smile!
{lauryl}
June 4, 2009 at 5:04 am