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Go Boho Chic with House of Harlow Sunglasses!

Erin — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 19:33:38 +0000

With warm and sunny weather right around the corner, you’re probably contemplating a new pair of sunglasses. Nicole Richie’s House of Harlow 1960 sunglasses make the perfect accessory. Inspired by Nicole’s “boho chic” look, these sunglasses come in a variety of styles and colors and feature her notorious over-sized frame look. With 100% UV protection this sunglasses will keep your eyes safe and you in style!

so what’s the difference between taupe and slate?

harvie — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:04:56 +0000

Don’t you hate when you wish you knew what something really looks like before you buy it online? Of course shopping online is so easy that you can click yourself away to a new bag, pair of shoes, or an entire wardrobe. But sometimes you really don’t know what your getting until it arrives at your front door and it’s nothing like what you thought it would be. Which is exactly why we @ magnums.net offer a personal shopper to each and every single one of our fabulous customers!!

Everything that you see on your computer, we see first hand so we can tell you the difference between taupe and slate (which is actually the same color but Longchamp has two names for it), how bright the red is in real life or which bag is better suited for your lifestyle. Call anytime between the hours of 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST, or you can simply send us an email with your question or concern and we’ll get back to you.

Need a graduation gift? Working on a budget? We can help you find exactly what your looking for!

back to basics – barbour’s spring collegiate collection

harvie — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:10:47 +0000

Classic Barbour pieces from the 1920s, brought back and updated with a modern feel is the look of the 2009 spring/summer collection. Adding small detailes like yellow stitching against black quilted nylon is the spring twist for this season’s garments. Colors like red, orange, soft ivory, and of course lemon yellow (the color of the season) are the main shades for the womens collection while the men boost the basics like gray and olive. Adding the Barbour crest to crisp mens blazers, worn in baseball caps, and classics like the liddesdale, bring back the basics with a collegiate flavor. The womens collection is completed with lightweight and breathable quilted vests (shown, Matt Flyweight Newmarket Gilet, $119) and jackets in crisp and cool colors for the chilly days and breezy nights. And because they’re light weight, Barbour’s spring/summer collection is great for layering or stand alone pieces. My personal pick for this season’s Barbour piece has to be the Ladies Featherweight Valerie Short Jacket in the juicy orange. An original Barbour 1920s design for a trench, this season’s Valerie is cut shorter so it’s a great look and fit for us vertically challenged ladies and makes a great jacket for women blessed with height. Check it out @ Featherweight Valerie Jacket.