This is a tutorial that I found on You Tube. Enjoy it!
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Cute Song!
Hey everyone!
This is a very cute song that I'm kind of addicted to:
This is a very cute song that I'm kind of addicted to:
Did you like it?
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Room Tour!
Hey everyone!
Did I ever tell you that my fav kind of video to watch on YouTube is Room Tour?
Watch Blair's:
Did I ever tell you that my fav kind of video to watch on YouTube is Room Tour?
Watch Blair's:
Did you like it? Coming soon: Gossip Caah's Room Tour!
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
The Teen Bathroom
Hey people!
This is the teen bathroom of a shopping mall in my city!
This is the teen bathroom of a shopping mall in my city!
This is just too cute, isn't it?
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
My Wish List - Deborah Lippman's Nail Polishers!
Hey people!
OMG, I'm just in love with her nail polishes and I WANT THEM ALL!!
My favorite shades are Boom Boom Pow, with 24k gold dust (:
And Today Was a Fairy Tale, with Diamond Dust!!
AMAZING!
Don't ya think they're lovely? You can see all the shades here.
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
OMG, I'm just in love with her nail polishes and I WANT THEM ALL!!
My favorite shades are Boom Boom Pow, with 24k gold dust (:
And Today Was a Fairy Tale, with Diamond Dust!!
AMAZING!
Don't ya think they're lovely? You can see all the shades here.
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
Monday, August 15, 2011
How to Open Your Own Boutique
1. Would you like to run your own business one day? Yes No
2. Are you obsessed with clothes and shopping? Yes No
3. Do you love to put together outfits for you and your friends? Yes No
If you answered yes to all of these questions, a career as a boutique owner may be the perfect fit for you! Read on for more about what this exciting career entails!
WILL YOU LIKE IT?
PROS: Being your own boss, tracking fashion trends by meeting with representatives from well-known clothing brands and up-and-coming designers. Plus, you’ll scope out street looks for the next big thing to sell in your shop. Fun!
CONS: Long hours—as the owner, you’ll spend most of your time at the shop. You’ll most likely be balancing books and stocking shelves more than you’ll be helping customers find cute outfits.
WHAT DO YOU DO?
Come up with a name, theme, and design for the store; find, select, and buy all of the merchandise; figure out how much merchandise to keep in the store without overstocking; assist customers; work the cash register; and choose prices and sizes that will keep customers happy—and coming back.
HOW DO YOU START?
BE FASHION FORWARD: Stay on top of trends and hot brands with daily visits to blogs and cool online stores (try fashionweekdaily.com and girlshop.com). Then use your expertise to start your own trend spotting blog. It’ll help you develop and organize your ideas and get feedback from others.
GET TO WORK: Retail experience is key to helping you get a feel for how to sell to all types (and sizes) of customers. So head to your favorite store, ask to see the manager, and apply for a job.
GET A DEGREE: While you won’t need a specific degree, schools like the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York or Philadelphia University in Pennsylvania offer top fashion merchandising programs. You’ll learn about the fashion industry and gain insight from boutique owners, like tips on how to display clothes for better sales. A degree in marketing or business will also give you the skills you’ll need to run a shop.
START SAVING: When you factor in rent, electricity, and the price of clothes to stock the shop, opening a boutique can cost about $75,000. With a mapped-out business plan and good credit (your credit card payments have always been on time), you can get a jump-start with a government small-business loan. Check sba.gov for info.
WHAT DOES IT PAY? Once a shop is established, the owner takes her pay from the profit (what’s left after all the bills are paid) and can make up to $100,000 a year.
"At first, I worked seven days a week, designing, selling, stocking, and cleaning. But I loved every second. Being so passionate about fashion was key to my success." —Chloe Dao, co-owner of Lot 8 Boutique in Houston, TX, and winner of Project Runway, Season 2
PS: This was taken from http://www.seventeen.com/
Would you like to have a boutique? Why?
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
2. Are you obsessed with clothes and shopping? Yes No
3. Do you love to put together outfits for you and your friends? Yes No
If you answered yes to all of these questions, a career as a boutique owner may be the perfect fit for you! Read on for more about what this exciting career entails!
WILL YOU LIKE IT?
PROS: Being your own boss, tracking fashion trends by meeting with representatives from well-known clothing brands and up-and-coming designers. Plus, you’ll scope out street looks for the next big thing to sell in your shop. Fun!
CONS: Long hours—as the owner, you’ll spend most of your time at the shop. You’ll most likely be balancing books and stocking shelves more than you’ll be helping customers find cute outfits.
WHAT DO YOU DO?
Come up with a name, theme, and design for the store; find, select, and buy all of the merchandise; figure out how much merchandise to keep in the store without overstocking; assist customers; work the cash register; and choose prices and sizes that will keep customers happy—and coming back.
HOW DO YOU START?
BE FASHION FORWARD: Stay on top of trends and hot brands with daily visits to blogs and cool online stores (try fashionweekdaily.com and girlshop.com). Then use your expertise to start your own trend spotting blog. It’ll help you develop and organize your ideas and get feedback from others.
GET TO WORK: Retail experience is key to helping you get a feel for how to sell to all types (and sizes) of customers. So head to your favorite store, ask to see the manager, and apply for a job.
GET A DEGREE: While you won’t need a specific degree, schools like the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York or Philadelphia University in Pennsylvania offer top fashion merchandising programs. You’ll learn about the fashion industry and gain insight from boutique owners, like tips on how to display clothes for better sales. A degree in marketing or business will also give you the skills you’ll need to run a shop.
START SAVING: When you factor in rent, electricity, and the price of clothes to stock the shop, opening a boutique can cost about $75,000. With a mapped-out business plan and good credit (your credit card payments have always been on time), you can get a jump-start with a government small-business loan. Check sba.gov for info.
WHAT DOES IT PAY? Once a shop is established, the owner takes her pay from the profit (what’s left after all the bills are paid) and can make up to $100,000 a year.
"At first, I worked seven days a week, designing, selling, stocking, and cleaning. But I loved every second. Being so passionate about fashion was key to my success." —Chloe Dao, co-owner of Lot 8 Boutique in Houston, TX, and winner of Project Runway, Season 2
PS: This was taken from http://www.seventeen.com/
Would you like to have a boutique? Why?
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
Friday, August 5, 2011
How to Get a Shy Guy to Ask You Out
Well, if you have set your eyes on a shy guy, be prepared to wait a little longer for him to ask you out. You will need a great deal of patience and understanding apart from a genuine interest in that guy. Yes, shy guys might appear unbreakable and their moves unpredictable, but just remember that they are guys too. You just have to break that wall of silence and get him on his knees to come to you. Remember, most shy people don’t open up without ado, so be prepared to be the one to make that first move. Scroll down to know further about how to get a shy guy to ask you out.
Dating A Shy Man
Strike Up A Casual Conversation - In the first few meetings, make small and casual conversations on things like weather, news, college or otherwise. These small talks won’t harm or scare him off. Be careful and don’t jump on personal topics at this instance. He might find it annoying and feel turned off by you.
Make Slow Progress - Move on to personal but casual topics like family, hobbies, holiday plans and movies. This will break down the wall between the two of you and help in establish a bond. Make him comfortable by sharing small jokes or personal experience. Helping you in any manner will boost his ego and will make him comfortable around you.
Be Genuinely Interested - Don’t pretend to like anything about him, that you actually don’t. Be genuinely interested in his hobbies and work rather than fooling him around, it won’t work. Once he opens up with you, try to gauge his feelings. Little, but genuine and sincere compliments can work in your favor.
Simply Attractive - It’s okay to be a really dazzling and stunningly beautiful. But be careful with your make-up, as to look too gaudy or artificial. Most shy guys find it too loud and showy. Be simple, yet attractive and pretty.
Be Patient And Humorous - Don’t get disappointed at little or no response at all. Shy people are often oblivious of word games and think it of little worth. Show patience in your approach and keep your relation fresh and healthy with little bit of humor once in a while.
Drop Hints That You Like Him - If you are sure that he feels the same for you, give him the idea that he won’t risk anything by revealing his feelings. Most shy people are under confidence and they won’t risk embarrassment of rejection or a verbal confrontation. He will only ask you out when he is sure that it won’t ruin your current relationship.
Get Him Alone - Of course, you won’t throw a party for him at your home, inviting people completely stranger to him. Shy people are usually not party animals and get mortified in social situations. Private places are better dating venues and work as an ice breaker.
While chasing your love, don’t forget to live the moments of togetherness. Wait for the right moment and he might surprise you with a dream date when you are least expecting it.
Xoxo, Gossip Caah :*
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