10 things women wish men knew

1. What We Wish He Knew
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – we really do like nice guys. In other words, don’t be an asshole.  We really don’t like them and we never will. This goes for playing games too. Don’t even waste our time or yours.
2. What We Wish He Knew
Be a gentleman!!!! That means pick us up on a date, come to our door, open the car door, hold open any/all doors, pull our seat out, pour our glass of wine first, etc. Prove to us that chivalry didn’t die with our parents’ generation.
3. What We Wish He Knew
You are the men ! But in this case, that means you should ask us out ! Don’t wait that we would do it, because most of us wont ! If you see that girl is trying to be everywhere where you are, then in 99 % she is in love with you. Don’t be afraid, just ask a girl out ! Even if you don’t know, even her name!
4. What We Wish He Knew
Make a plan! We like a man who takes charge. End of story.
5. What We Wish He Knew
Gifts don't always have to be fancy schmancy. Sometimes, a simple card that shows you didn't forget the occasion means more than anything materialistic. It’s not what you spend-- it’s the meaning behind it. Let us repeat: we really do love the little things you do for us!
6. What We Wish He Knew
Compliment us. Yes, you heard us right. Telling us we are pretty, hot, beautiful, etc. will never do any harm for either party involved. Thanks in advance.
7. What We Wish He Knew
But remember communication goes a long way. If you’re having a bad day or upset about something TELL US. Women are nurturers by nature so if you need to vent or just need space let us know. You’ll be surprised by how understanding we can be but take it out on us -- and you’ll have another problem to add to your list.
8. What We Wish He Knew
When you ask us if something’s wrong and we say “nothing” you better believe it’s not nothing. There is something wrong. We’re just waiting for you to figure out what it is without us having to tell you.
9. What We Wish He Knew
Yes, it bothers us when you check out, comment, or drool over another women. It’s not because we’re insecure but we put effort into how we look for you. We want it to be appreciated. Besides, it’s just rude. Have some manners and show respect.
10. What We Wish He Knew
Confidence is more attractive than good looks but being overly cocky is a total turn-off. It’ll send our douche meter sky-rocketing.
 

This fall trend: POLKA DOTS

Autumn is already here, so what do you think If we start to thinking in that way, ha ?

NOTE: for all those, who doesn’t know-FALL and AUTUMN is one and the same thing !
In this fall is all about dots and you can see that clearly from runway and from celebrities.
All photos are from runway for fall 2011, Diane Von Furstenberg, Marc Jacobs, and Stella McCartney (pictured from left).

Even famous girls like Olivia Palermo, Kate Winslet, and Beyoncé know what to wear.
I decide to search over internet to find some great fashion pieces with dots all over it only for you.

1. DRESS
2. THONG
3. TOP
4. EARRINGS
5. SKIRT
6. FLATS
7. RING
8. DRESS
9. HAT

On Saturday I bought top from picture above(number 3). I bought in H&M and I totally love it, that is why I was wearing it already on Monday

I should stop shopping in H&M, because it becomes scary the way I always met friends and people I know, in there. Somehow I always met people, I haven't been seeing for a while. I cant be focused on shopping after that anymore, LOL

Happy birthday to Gwyneth Paltrow

Today (27.9.) dear Gwyneth is celebrating her 39th birthday. soooo….

HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!

Would you like to see how G.P. was changing over the years ?
year 1990, age 17

in her 20s

year 1997, age 25

year 2003, age 31

year 2006, age 34

year 2010, age 38

year 2011, age 39

RANDOM PHOTOS

So cute…. you know how much I love pugs

Amazing colors on this photo, love it !
Love them !!! Great for Christmas night

Agree !!!

and I thought I'm the only one….

agree hh
BTW:

look at my new top ( I'm wearing it today)

REDHEADS

 Im thinking about coloring my hair into red or orange. I get inspired by Slovenian singer Nina Puslar and Slovenian fashion designer Nina Susnjara.

 

So, I make a little research to see other famous people with red hair (some of them are nor red-heads anymore)

MARCIA CROSS

Read what Marcia C. said in People magazine about her hair:
"With the red hair, you get the white skin; it's a package deal. The cons are that you never look particularly attractive on the beach. The pros are in a softly lit room, you look pretty. I use as high SPF as I can get, and I live under a hat like a mushroom all the time. Someone said they're worried about their kids getting older and doing drugs, and I got this look of horror on my face and thought, 'What if my girls don't wear hats?' But at 13 months old, they could say 'hat.'" 


ISLA FISHER

Read what Isla F. said in People magazine about her hair:
"It was great having red hair as a kid because I had something to blame my temper on. Now I go for the same color palette as Conan O'Brien. I did dye it blonde once, but it backfired, as I had nothing to blame my temper on!" 


AMY ADAMS

Read what Amy A. said in People magazine about her hair:
"I am completely open to dying my hair for a role. Giselle, from Enchanted, had blonde hair for a second. I am happy that Disney agreed with me that I looked much better as a redhead. I do, however, love wigs. There is so much freedom in wigs. When I dyed my hair true red for the first time, I felt as if it was what nature intended. I have been accused of being a bit of a spitfire, so in that way I absolutely live up to the stereotype. The red hair suited my personality. I was a terrible blonde." 


JULIANNE MOORE

Read what Julianne M. said in People magazine about her hair:
"Nobody likes being different as a kid. In first grade kids called me Freckleface Strawberry—it was a drink mix. It is also the title of my children's book. I dyed my hair blonde for a new movie called Blindness. It was fun for two days; then I started to hate it. I spent all my life wishing for different color hair, but now I felt too weird to enjoy it. The minute the movie wrapped, I changed it back." 


CHRISTINA HENDRICKS

Read what Christina H. said in People magazine about her hair:
"I've been red off and on since age 10, when I was obsessed with Anne of Green Gables. My mom said, 'Let's put a rinse on, and you can be Anne for a couple days.' I was thrilled: It was carrot red. In high school I was a Goth girl, so I went from fire engine to purple to black. Recently two of my best friends started calling me Red. It's funny because they've known me for years. I guess I'm convincing enough: With the red hair and some blush, it looks like I've been on the moors in Ireland." 


LAUREN AMBROSE

Read what Lauren A. said in People magazine about her hair:
"There was something about Lucille Ball being a big part of my childhood; I feel she's the reason I wanted to be an actress. Shirley MacLaine as well. These fierce women of showbiz with red hair—as a kid it was exciting to think I could be one of those redheads." 


Just so you know- Im not thinking to coloring my color in red or orange color like girls are colored on pictures below:

  

                                              

WHO SAYS MAN CANT BE IN STYLE ?? part I.

Who says man cant be in style ?? This is part I. which means there is going to be more of them
In this post I'm going to put photos of great styled men's, that can be used as inspiration for yours boyfriend, husband, friend or for YOU (in case you are men or you just like to dress up like one )











Girls enough of this men's world on my blog for today ! That is why I put you three more photos, but this time of girls fashion that can be used as inspiration!