Special Invitation - JUZD Private Party

This is a special invitation for 5 lucky readers...

JUZD prounouced 'joost' is the planet's first bamboo designer label. They are a brand new, high end, urban streetwear line where all of their collections are made from organic bamboo fabric.

Be one of the first to exclusively preview pieces from their Spring 08 & Fall 08/09 collections. Also, enjoy entertainment by internationally recognized performers Abstrakt Breakin Systemz & North American beat box champion, Poizunus.

The first 5 readers (you can bring a guest) to RSVP before Feb 4th will be going to the party - rsvp@juzdwear.com and mention Just Cuz I'm A Girl.

Looking forward to an evening of fun and super cool bamboo tee's... see you there!

27 Dresses

I went to see 27 Dresses with my best friend tonight and I left the theatre aww-ing and aww-ing some more because it was such a GOOD movie. Yes it's really girly but if you love chick flicks, this is a must see. It was a modern day example of the everyday girl (to an extent) who falls in love with the not so perfect but perfect guy, if that makes any sense. LOVED IT!! & P.S - James Marsden was HOT is an understatement

A new generation of Sex and the City - Cashmere Mafia

I had high hopes for this television drama after hearing so much buzz around it. But to my disappointment Cashmere Mafia, which premiered this past sunday @ 10pm on ABC, deemed the new Sex and the City, failed to meet my expectations.

Mia (Lucy Liu), Juliet (Miranda Otto), Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) and Zoe (Frances O'Connor) a.k.a Cashmere Mafia are four Manhattan women "bonded by their Ivy League educations and executive success". These women similar to those of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda of Sex in the City solve their personal and professional problems over lunch and... that is literally all there is. I just don't see, based on the way they built the story line on the first episode what more can develop out of this which isn't predictable and boring. Okay maybe i'm being a little over judgemental as it is the first episode, but there are a few fundamentals that leave me convinced that Cashmere Mafia will not have the expected ratings.

... there is no real story line
... the actors for some reason do not bring the characters to life
... there is no build up (a million and one things happened in the first episode which almost left me lost)
... having heard about it being compared to Sex and the City creates really high hard to reach expectations

The only reason why I may consider sitting through another episode would be to watch their borderline fashionable outfits, purses, and shoes!

Online fashion magazine - Lovely...

First it was Rolling Stone which was made entirely available online... now there's a woman's online fashion and beauty magazine called Lovely. Lovely isn't it?