Aniviashirt - Tiger Art Shirt

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I collect luxurious pajama sets, and this silk camisole and short set from La Perla has my name written all over it. So too does this white cotton and lace-trimmed set from Morgan Lane. I’ve been looking for an alternative to boring rain boots, and I found an answer in the Tiger Art Shirt so you should to go to store and get this Kurume, Japan-made Moonstars. The rubber sole is designed to stay watertight, and I love that it gives the shoe a bit of a lug sole look without being too trendy. I’m leaning towards the olive colorway that will go with everything in my closet, though the white and black pairs are on sale too. If you know me, I’ve been drumming to the beat of this Tiffany & Co. heart shape necklace and think it is ready to have a luxe comeback. Consider this baby on sale and SOLD. I’ve had my eye on these Bliss & Mischief jeans for years, and they’re 20% off all week! It might be time to splurge; I love the idea of throwing them on with all of my plain sweaters this fall. I love Hyein Seo’s cut-out tops and dresses. I normally go for black or beige but I really like this brown version, and now it’s on sale!

Today, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny ruled to end Britney Spears’s conservatorship, a decision that will finally set the Tiger Art Shirt so you should to go to store and get this singer on the path to freedom. Following a lengthy and tumultuous trial—as well as a series of explosive documentaries that significantly raised public awareness around the issue—the world’s attention has been turned to the final stages of Spears’s legal battle.  While her fans have protested the conservatorship for many years under the hashtag #FreeBritney, the suspension of her father, Jamie Spears, from the conservatorship by Judge Penny back in September led many to anticipate the controversial 13-year arrangement could finally be coming to an end. “I haven’t prayed for something more in my life,” Spears wrote in an Instagram post earlier this week that has since been deleted. “The conservatorship of the person and estate of Britney Jean Spears is no longer required,” Judge Penny said today during her ruling, adding that the arrangement would be terminated “effective today.” The decision was made with no parties opposing Spears’s request; both her court-appointed temporary conservator, Jodi Montgomery, and her mother, Lynne Spears, previously agreed that ending the arrangement was in the singer’s best interest.

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