Welcome to TheFashionPolice.net: the fashion blog for people who don’t follow fashion


fashion police fashion blog Welcome to TheFashionPolice.net: the fashion blog for people who dont follow fashion

The Fashion Police is a lighthearted look at the good, bad and downright ugly side of fashion, by people who love it, but don’t take it too seriously.

Tired of buying fashion magazines, only to find that all of the “must-have” items cost half your monthly salary, and would only look good on a figure like Barbie’s? Love style, but hate to slavishly follow trends? Confused by all those outlandish fashion editorials you just can’t relate to? (Why are the models always twisted into such weird and wonderful shapes? And how are you supposed to get away with sheer harem pants when you work in a library, anyway?) Don’t want to be a fashion victim? Well, this is the fashion blog for you…

NOTE: TheFashionPolice.net has no connection with the E! Network Fashion Police TV Show, and can’t answer questions or comments relating to it.

Credits:
Published by Midas Media
Designed by Hot Igloo Productions
Edited by Amber McNaught

Awards:
The Fashion Police has been featured in The New York Times, on DaveBarry.com and on the Vanessa Feltz Show (BBC Radio) amongst others. In 2009, TheFashionPolice.net was the winner of the Fashion category in the Glam Network Awards and in February 2010 it won Best Fashion Blog in the Appletiser Blog Awards.

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