Interesting, as long as I have reached out to new and upcoming designers with absolute no responses.I kept thinking I wasn’t interested as long as they obviously didn’t have the passion to make a name for themselves, I don’t know.
Your line looks like it has potential, love it.
Much appreciated! With that said, since it seems you been doing this for a bit will you care to recommend any bloggers to review my products really like this? Nonetheless, your next to impossible to make this happen and I need your help! Wickedly hilarious and utterly recognizable, Girls in White Dresses tells the story of three women grappling with heartbreak and career change, family pressure and new love all while suffering through an endless round of weddings and bridal showers.
Through boozy family holidays and disastrous ski vacations, relationships lost to politics and relationships found in pet stores, Girls in White Dresses pulls us deep inside the circle of these friends, perfectly capturing the wild frustrations and soaring joys of modern life.
From the Hardcover edition.
Lauren, a waitress at a Midtown bar, swears up and down she won’t fall for the sleazy bartender a promise that his dirty blond curls and perfect vodka sodas make difficult to keep.
Amid the celebration these women have their own lives to contend with, they wear pastel dresses and drink champagne by the case. Therefore, while Isabella has a blind date with a gay man, we are talking about the years when everyone else seems to have a plan. An appropriate boyfriend, Mary has a crush on her boss, and Lauren has a goldfish named Willard. It is isabella, Mary, and Lauren feel like everyone they know is getting married. Mary thinks she might cry with happiness when she finally meets a nice guy who loves his mother, only to realize he’ll never love Mary quite as much. On Sunday after Sunday, at bridal shower after bridal shower, they coo over toasters, collect ribbons and wrapping paper, eat minuscule sandwiches and dollsized cakes. Jennifer Close brings us through those thrilling, bewildering, years of early adulthood, with a wry spirit. Besides, isabella is working at a ‘mailing list’ company, dizzy with the mixed signals of a boss who claims she’s on a diet but has Isabella file all morning if she forgets to bring her a chocolate muffin. Wickedly hilarious and utterly recognizable, Girls in White Dresses tells the story of three women grappling with heartbreak and career change, family pressure and new love all while suffering through an endless round of weddings and bridal showers.
Through boozy family holidays and disastrous ski vacations, relationships lost to politics and relationships found in pet stores, Girls in White Dresses pulls us deep inside the circle of these friends, perfectly capturing the wild frustrations and soaring joys of modern life.
Isabella, Mary, and Lauren feel like everyone they know is getting married.
So this edition includes an excerpt from Jennifer Close’sThe Smart One. Lauren, a waitress at a Midtown bar, swears up and down she won’t fall for the sleazy bartender a promise that his dirty blond curls and perfect vodka sodas make difficult to keep. BONUS. Mary thinks she might cry with happiness when she finally meets a nice guy who loves his mother, only to realize he’ll never love Mary quite as much. Basically, while Isabella has a blind date with a gay man, we are looking at the years when everyone else seems to have a plan. So an appropriate boyfriend, Mary has a crush on her boss, and Lauren has a goldfish named Willard. Jennifer Close brings us through those thrilling, bewildering, ‘what on earth am I intending to do with my life’ years of early adulthood, with a wry sentiment. Isabella is working at a mailing list company, dizzy with the mixed signals of a boss who claims she’s on a diet but has Isabella file all morning if she forgets to bring her a chocolate muffin. On Sunday after Sunday, at bridal shower after bridal shower, they coo over toasters, collect ribbons and wrapping paper, eat minuscule sandwiches and dollsized cakes.