Fashion Makes the World Look Good

I received the new Teen Vogue, and it is the biggest issue ever! Not only that, but there was an extra little magazine with it! Today is going to be fashion paradise for me. Flipping through, I saw the usual Marc by Marc Jacobs ads and wanted to puke. Why do the models always look homeless and sad? Aren't they supposed to look like they actually enjoy wearing the clothes. If the models look that depressed and baggy in the clothes, is there any hope for the rest of us?

And does Kate Moss have clones going around posing for her, because it's incredible how she's getting so much work. In the latest issue of Vogue, she must be in about five different ads. And I saw her in a couple of TV commercials. She's the Christopher Walken of fashion. What would be really amazing is if she does a Marc by Marc Jacobs ad. I would believe pigs could fly if that happened. My least favorite ads with the model I'm tired of seeing everywhere. What are the odds of that happening? Actually, with me, the odds are probably much higher.

I do love looking through the magazine and seeing things I own (obviously not the exact item, but cheaper versions, unless you include my shoes, featured in a Vogue ad. I'm going to say that to everyone I meet now. "Hello. I'm Jill. My shoes were in Vogue."). Of course, then I have a sudden urge to buy whatever I don't own, but I'll survive. Who knew reading a fashion mag could be so stressful?

I do love the spread with all black, white and gray. It's gorgeous. So chic. And some of the makeup that they smear to photograph looks so yummy I almost want to lick the page. But I won't, because then I'll get a paper cut.

Anyway, if you don't subcribe to Teen Vogue, you should really pick up a copy. It's worth it, because it packed with cute clothes and good ideas. And Kate Moss. And depressing Marc by Marc Jacobs ads.