
People lined up at H&M
This weekend, the Jimmy Choo for H&M fashion line debuted at the discount retailer. So I headed to the store in Sunset Plaza in West Hollywood to check out the clothes and shoes. I braced myself as I approached, spotting the line that extended down the block.
But I wasn’t unprepared — I did my homework; Here are the pieces that I had my eye on:
A one-shoulder sheath dress
A zebra-print clutch
Hot red heeled sandals ($129)
(These pieces would make a great outfit for going out, or for Serena van der Woodsen on a Tuesday afternoon.)
I ended up getting none of it. This is not atypical of me: I’m a picky shopper…more than anything I wanted to just check it out. I’ll be honest, I’d rather have the Made in Italy real Choo than the Made in China H&M version. (Feel free to disagree with me!)
If you don’t have an H&M near you or missed the clothes before they all sold out, check ebay.com, where the fashions are already selling like mad! Or just save up for the real deal.

Twilight Campers
Speaking of queuing up…I drove to Trader Joe’s in Westwood this morning and was shocked to see the streets lined with tents, where people had slept overnight! Tomorrow the Twilight Saga: New Moon premiere is at the Mann theater and already these fans have come out to get a glimpse of Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. Talk about dedication. (I’ll be covering it and now I’m anxious about how early I should go to find parking!)
–Meg
Robert Pattinson. May as well start with him, right? Here’s the thing about RPatz: if he were any other bloke, you probably wouldn’t think twice about him. But since he plays one of the most romantic characters ever, we think he’s Edward Cullen. So I asked Rob what character traits he shares with his vampire alter-ego: “Stubborness in some ways; and he’s pretty self righteous; I get obsessive and posessive about things too.” (By this he explained that he’s very meticulous and likes to be in control: “I have ideas about how I want to be perceived,” he said. “That’s why I don’t have a publicist — I couldn’t stand it if someone told me what to do.”)













