‘Glamour’ Magazine Is Taking Your Questions About Fashion
Picture this: You have just found out about an amazing summer party that’s taking place the next day. You open your closet and see tons of summer clothes but have no idea what’s appropriate for the event.
“Glamour” magazine is giving you a chance to ask real experts your fashion questions at their new web site whattowear.com. Instead of calling your woefully fashion-misguided friends, why not talk to experts? Sound impossible? Hardly.
Glamour magazine is providing an opportunity to ask real experts your fashion questions at its new website whattowear.com. Inquiring minds can post their fashion questions online and get real-time answers from some of America’s leading stylists. These celebrity and magazine trendsetters give answers, with pictures accompanying their suggestions. Stylists who work with the site include Nicole Chavez, who composes the look for the likes of Scarlett Johansson and Miley Cyrus ; Andre Austin, stylist to such stars as Kanye West and Jessica Simpson; and Tammy Eckensweller, a stylist for Rihanna and Lindsay Lohan.
“This is an exciting partnership,” Cindi Leive, the editor-in-chief of Glamour, said in a statement announcing the launch of the site. “Nobody understands the intersection of fashion and technology better than Like.com, and when it comes to fashion, no one gives real-life tips better than Glamour.”
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