August 19, 2011
Here’s what they’re wearing this summer, those stylin’ Sicilian gals.
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July 11, 2011 Italians–those wily sorcerers–know how to prettify everything. Cocoa hearts on their coffees, flowers on their prettily painted toes. “You have the ugliest feet I’ve ever seen,” a good friend once commented. Since then I pretty much refuse to wear sandals in public. So you can imagine how jealous I am of Italian feet. The sandal style this year often has a Greek thing going on at the ankle and a sexy flower at the toes. And, damn it, your toenails better match.
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June 20, 2011 Direct from Italia! Coming soon to Peoria. Dresses that showcase the back and plunge to the booty. My husband commented that this blue number made him want to pour a cold drink down the valley of her spine and watch it trickle inside the wide rim of the dress. I guess you never know what weird male fantasies a pretty dress will trigger.  Is this a Missoni?
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April 2, 2011 A shop window in small-town Sicily: bridal mini-gown. Che pensi? Whaddya think? The height of chic? The depths of kitsch? Would you wear it?
One thing’s for sure. Conservative old Sicily is on the march. Click to subscribe to BaroqueSicily. January 26, 2011 More fashion for you, folks, straight from the bars and streets of southern Sicily. Fat “diamond” ear studs for a barista:
And may I point out the heart-stopping eyebrows? And beaded necklace (to match the shirt)? Fantastico, no, how the Sicilian male adores adorns himself?
Studs all over the map.
The full spectrum of purple–plum, wild lilac, dusty grape, violet sky, sangria, raspberry syrup, aubergine–is still very much in vogue (click here for a purple post from last summer). Also note, below, her super-chic wide-as-a-yardstick spectacle arms.
Since purple is the *in* color, a purple puffy is cool, too (in addition to the black and white ones I mentioned in an earlier post.)
And below, the short trench, much alla moda.
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The only fashion faux-pas committed by the lass in purple is her nasty plastic bag. But this is about to change, as 
