Should I write about Carine leaving Vogue?

12:30pm. I am having lunch with a work friend of mind. While trying to decide between fish or meet, talking about how is it difficult to be 38 and single, we both browse Facebook on our iPhone. And just like that... Very naively, she reads:

-"Carine Roitfeld decided to leave French Vogue."

12:31pm. I start screaming... I start emailing from iPhone and Blackeberry to all my good friends. Updates from Facebook keep appearing on my phones screens.

1:55pm. I am back to work and start googling like crazy.

1:57pm. I realize I am stupid. I don't know the girl. I always thought that French Vogue was boring. But still I went into a sort of panic. And I feel kinda bad about It. I do recognize that the 10 last years were more fresh and more fashion forward. I will keep forever two Christmas Vogue:

• Catherine Deneuve (Xmas 2003)
• Tom Ford (Xmas 2010)

And I will always rememeber that Carine R. gave us that picture:

And just for that, I think those few lines were the least I could do for what I will remember as a woman dressed like hell and with balls.

I love my new shoes

Hellooooo! I'm hysterical!

My über cool/super cute new Polo brown brogues arrived from the London store! And top of the top... I got them for free. Yeah!!!

Why? Just 'cause I got an award at work for being a good boy. And the award comes with a voucher kinda huge...

So... I made a major decision to improve my karma lol: those shoes (and the pair of Vans taht i was wearing this morning before getting my new babies) will be the two first pieces that will be stored in my not yet builded dressing room!

Then, as I organized a micro champagne drink with my band of friends (those I am supposed to write about... If ever I start doing it...) tonight at my new place and still trying to get a super cool karma for that new place (aka the shoe box), I decided to bring the following first deco element:

• Mario Testino - Let me in photo book;
• Terry Richardson - Terryworld photo book;
• Spanish Painting from El Greco to Picasso: Time, Truth, and History - Catalogue from the former Guggenheim Museum exhibition;
• The Sartorialist book;
• Rubrum Lily candle composed by Carlos Benaïm & edited by Frédéric Malle;
• My crucifix that I bought this summer at a street fair in Burgundy with mu dear Anne;
• My iPod & its donught docking station!

I think nothing bad can happen to me with those precious objects!