Nicki Minaj's Theory

Posted by Tara Decoda on Nov 24, 2009 in Award Shows, Celebs, Designers, Get That Look!, Red Carpet Style, Steal Their Look |

Some time last week, Nicki Minaj hit the GQ Men Of The Year awards with her labelmate Drake, and both artists cleaned up nice. It was great seeing Drake in a suit (have we ever seen him in one before?), and it was especially great seeing the self-proclaimed black Hannah Montana in a dress:

The bandeau dress had a velvet bodice with sweetheart neckline, and sateen skirt. Loving the abstract fabric, and it hugged her body perfectly.

You can cop Nicki’s Theory Chanesa Dress for $325 on ShopBop. Or you can get the cheaper alternative

Bow Bandeau Zip Back Dress $33.99

Why drop $300+ on a dress, when it’s that simple? Honestly, it’s not worth it, unless you’re a big textile freak who believes fabric quality defines the dress. If it was of a more intricate design, then I would have said go for it. Go with the cheaper alternative.

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Marty Capper
Feb 10, 2010 at 1:10 am

I want to mention a book by Michael Webb, a famous relationship expert. A good idea when dealing with a relationship problem is communication, as if we didn’ know that already. The tricky part is doing something about it. If you still have a chance at getting back, The quality of a relationship is a function of the extent to which it meets the needs of the two people involved. That means you have two jobs. You have to figure out what your needs are, and you have to teach them to your partner. And if you talk about those needs, and you recognize what’s important, that’s what true intimacy is. Intimacy is not just physicality; it’s when you truly let someone else into your personal reality with the safety and security of knowing they won’t abuse it. It’s a good book and worth reading if you need to win her back!!


 

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