Glee Style Profile: Emma

So, thanks to http://tightenyourbelt.blogspot.com/ (shout out!) I have discovered that my latest obsession aka Jayma Mays on Glee, wears outfits that are practically all made of J. Crew and Banana Republic items. This brings tears to my eyes... I knew it when I first saw her. Just check her look: colorful, feminine, and just all out classic. She totally has the right body type to work this look too, being a very slim woman........ sidenote though: Don't be fooled, curvy chicks rock the J. Crew too!

Check Jayma's Glee style and let me know what you think.

Adorable!

Glee Style Profile: Rachel

If you haven't already, just start marking your calendar by when Glee comes on. I love this show and ever since it started, I've been absolutely freaked out about how they style their characters. Sometimes in a good way, and other times in a very bad bad way. So, let's begin with Rachel (played by Lea Michele) shall we? She is our resident diva, after all.

Rachel, Rachel, Rachel... please tell me why the show's designers make you look like you are destined to be a librarian with half a dozen cats as your only companions. Her outfits, I must say, are pretty... disappointing. I know she is supposed to play the "Glee loser" that has no style, nor I suppose, cares about style. But *sigh* nonetheless, because the potential for geek chic was there and they chose to go the other way.



Perfectly knee-length Catholic school skirts and tragically 5-th grade cardigans seem to be staples of her wardrobe. And if you follow Glee, I'm sure you will note that Rachel no longer wears ridiculously over-pink makeup (if there is such a thing...) like in the first couple episodes. I think the makeup artists realized they couldn't use the same color pallet for her and the stereotypically blonde Quinn.

I'm secretly holding out for an episode where Rachel doesn't make me want to throw a mumu over top of her outfit....