Sunday, June 1, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
About Me
I am the designer of the Wendy Brandes fine jewelry line and winner of a 2012 FGI Rising Star Award. I blog about jewelry, fashion, medieval history, feminism, dogs and other things that inspire or annoy me. I try to make you laugh. For more about the blog, click here. Contact me at wbjewelry at hotmail dot com.
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wow. i hadn’t heard this before, thanks for updating me. that’s very, very sad!!
(forgive me, but i will put this on my blog, too.)
I just saw this online. So sad.
I read this earlier, so sad. Though i don’t agree with a lot of his ideals.
It’s a news story, Anna, you certainly don’t have to ask my permission
The end of an era, and a true loss.
I’ll miss the man, but am comforted to know that his style legacy and design principles will live on! Au Revoir Monsieur Saint Laurent.
71 is too young.
Too bad.
OMG, OMG I didn’t know it ’till now!!!!!!
End of a era indeed. (Thanks for getting a pic with the lovely Catherine Deneuve though!)
Very sad news indeed-his legend will live on forever, I’m sure.
so incredibly sad. he’s my absolutely favorite designer ever!!!
His impact in fashion will long live on. The first “adult”perfume I ever wore was his Rive Gauche. Hmm, and I came really close to buying a YSL scarf yesterday.
Very sad, although I’m sure Ossie is having a word with him right now about this whole ‘first person to put women in trousers’ thing
RIP YSL
Am I the only one who didn’t know that Austin Scarlett was channeling YSL?
I’m sad about this, YSL has been a real inspiration..
that nude photo is something else, thanks so much for sharing it
It’s sad to see a champion of women’s fashion evolution go at such an early age.
I’ve often thought, “How did that person who just died look naked?” Thank you, WendyB.
<333
Pistols, I’m always trying to help you out like that. You can count on me.