No problem! Sephora carries By the Fireplace as well if you can't find it at your Nordstrom.
I definitely want to try more oud fragrances, I do feel they might be up my alley. The only one I've been able to sample was Oud Wood by Tom Ford, but it kinda smelled grandpa-ish to me, I wasn't a huge fan.
I’d recommend trying Wonderoud by Comme des Garçons.
Stila's stay all day and KVD's tattoo ink liner, for sure.
Stila, and I've heard NYXs Epic Ink Liner is another good one, if you're looking for something drugstore priced.
Ooh, can confirm.
One I love is Clean Reserve Sueded Oud, you can find it at Sephora.
Thanks for the rec! I'll check it out next time I'm near one!
I'll look for this too. I'm a fan of CDG's clothes but I've never tried their fragrances.
the colourpop one is really good (do you mean felt tip liquid liner or that weird brush shit?)
Felt tip, tbh. I remember in high school I had a colorpop eyeshadow, I will probably check it out since I remember their black eyeshadow was super choice.
I use this liner and can confirm it is actually good!
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I could help you, but are you just long torsoed or also tall? Mostly because some of the brands I know of might not work unless you are also tall.Does anyone have any good fashion tips or clothing brands for long torsoed women? Finding clothes that fit isn’t an issue for me (most of the time), but I hate that most shirts will show off my stomach when I raise my arms up.
yeah it's fucking good. i used a shit ton of it for an inkling cosplay last month and it held up pretty much all day, even with glasses and a mask. was a pain in the ass to get off though purely because there was so much of it
I am very tall but have the leg length of a 5 foot 4 inches person. I am able to wear J Crew, Lands End and The Loft pretty well. I usually wear dresses but the shirts /blouses I have from them do well by me.Does anyone have any good fashion tips or clothing brands for long torsoed women? Finding clothes that fit isn’t an issue for me (most of the time), but I hate that most shirts will show off my stomach when I raise my arms up.
Weirdly, I've found that Old Navy is a pretty good place to find longer tops. They're obviously not ~high class~, but they look fine and give me coverage in casual situations, and are unremarkable if I stick a jacket over them for work.Does anyone have any good fashion tips or clothing brands for long torsoed women? Finding clothes that fit isn’t an issue for me (most of the time), but I hate that most shirts will show off my stomach when I raise my arms up.
I second Landsend! I got some turtlenecks from them for layering and they do fit really nicely and are a very generous length. IIRC for one piece swimsuits they make (or at least used to) have a long torso option.