Jewelry

[beach-mom]

On 7/28/2014 wildcat fan said:

On 7/27/2014 kathoderay said:

On 7/27/2014 ennui1 said:

I noticed the SW jewelry, but was really distracted by the crazy manicure.

Isn't teal the color for ovarian cancer, like pink is for breast cancer and red for heart disease? I forget, there's too many to remember..

I'm not a fan of that manicure. The color seemed to be chosen to match the jewelry instead of the cause. The color for ovarian cancer is darker than what she wore.

I too think she chose the color to match her jewelry.

I still think the sandals were too much with that outfit. Simple sandals would have spotlighted her beautiful AW jewelry more!

[Kachina624]

On 7/28/2014 Azcowgirl said: The turquoise looks nice on Courtney ...love the manicure too

It never occurred to me that I should be wearing turquoise nail polish with my turquoise jewelry.

[chrystaltree]

Turquoise is a great stone for summer, I particularly love it with whites. I never thought about turquoise nail polish. I like the look but I'm not into nail art or mixing colors. I would like just a nice turq mani/pedi to go with a week of white and black&white outfits.

[12andcounting]

Courtney's shoes look absolutely ridiculous, in my opinion.

[Haca]

LOL, that "gladiator" look seems to be all the rage. Ok, so if you are 20 or younger and have long legs to carry it off, more power to you. It does it look like a very work intensive sandal to put on.

[Kachina624]

I imagine they have a zipper up the back to make them easy to get on.

[Tinkerbell3]

I'm sorry, but Lisa's face is downright frightening! She seriously needs to lay off the fillers, BOTOX, etc...She has gone overboard!

[Jugtown]

I still think she's beautiful! She's probably 20 years older than Kim Kardashian, and doesn't have duck lips Kim has - that looks ridic IMO.

[violann]

On 7/27/2014 sparklestar said:

Why does every cause have to have color related to it? What happens when all the colors are used up? Do they go to the crayon box and pick colors like "burnt sienna"???

Why not, for those of us who follow them, it's a non-verbal reminder to offer a brief prayer or mantra for those who are in battle, or even make a small donation when the opportunity presents. I think it's a good idea- red for women's' heart health, pink for breast cancer, teal for ovarian cancer- reminders about sisters among us who need to be remembered.