Archive for January 15th, 2010

You have seen cars smashed, driven, put on fire and doing cartwheels in movies and were amazed. It’s a good thing film outfits include auto insurance in their finance production planning (especially if it’s an action film). Unfortunately, it cannot be said for everybody outside. Safe Auto lets you have all the options and lays down all the things you need to know before you settle on an auto insurance.

And from a car company’s point of view, here are the worst car movies of all time:

5. Days of Thunder, 1990

4. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, 200

3. Speed Racer, 2008

2. Driven, 2001

1. Herbie: Fully Loaded, 2005

You can read all about the article and why they were chosen here.

I do not see vintage jewelry going out as one of the hottest trends of this year anytime soon. There are just so many possibilities as to what it can add to an outfit and how interesting they look that it won’t really go away. The challenge here is how to find pieces that are authentic. You can always go to Vintage Yard for lovely vintage pieces. I have seen a couple of pieces that are interesting and what is good is that it can be worn unconventionally too. You will find more about this later.

So how can you use your vintage pieces creatively? Here are some tips:

Vintage earrings:

Your vintage earrings can be used as brooches, accents for scarves & tops. If you want to have some nice bling in your hair, you can use it as pin! You can also add them to straps of dresses and tank tops or flip flops!

Vintage rings:

While vintage rings are mostly extreme – large, funky to small and dainty, you can always use them in multiples! Use two rings in one finger or use one huge ring for your hand! Make sure you don’t go overboard.

Vintage necklaces/pendants:

If it will be too long for you, layer them up as a bracelet.

See? The possibilities are endless!