Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right

While I'd rather stray from the story that has everyone talking, I decided I couldn't go with leaving my mark on the situation.  This month's Vogue has driven controversy to a new high with Dara Lynn Weiss's first person piece on her 7-year-old's struggle with her weight and the lengths she went to, to help her shed the pounds. Weiss put her daughter, Bea, on a diet called Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right, which was specially designed for overweight kids by pediatrician and child obesity specialist Dr. Joanna Dolgoff. While most people are outraged over a little girl being put on a strict diet, I beg to differ. Weiss took an honest approach in confronting her child's obesity. A 7-year-old should by no means reach 93 pounds.

I've always heard it's harder for an adult to learn a new skill.

So why not start a healthy lifestyle in the preliminary years.

Better sooner than later.

*Cykic

In Honor of the Superbowl...

Okay, so maybe it's in honor of Madonna. 

 I really wish that guy wasn't from LMFAO.

Flawless in Givenchy.

Philip Treacy headress

"Vogue"

"Like a Prayer"

I never thought I would cry during the Super Bowl.

*Cykic

The Coveted Canary

Last night "The Fashion Fund", which was conceived by the CFDA and Vogue, 

premiered on Hulu: Read/Watch it!

You'll like it.

I Promise.

*Cykic

Photo du Jour

The weather in New York is driving me insane.

One day it's bright & beautiful and the next it's damp & soggy.

So I'm hoping for a bit of sunshine and a picturesque day much like this image.

I guess global warming isn't a myth.

I failed my weather course in college and than passed by doing extra credit, which consisted of me compiling a colleged notebook of what you should wear each season.

Obviously my professor failed his own course.

*Cykic

Reverent

Style.com posted a teaser of Carine Roitfeld's upcoming presumptuous coffee table book: Irreverent...

• 250 tear sheets and covers from Vogue and other Magazines
• Personal Photographs
• Edited by Olivier Zahm

Carine Roitfeld is Raunchy, Blunt, ludicrous & Invigorating.

I will obviously be at Barnes & Noble Come Oct. 18th

Being Irreverent doesn't have to be a bad thing.

Theres a bit of Irreverence in all of us.

Especially ME.

*Cykic