This post is long over due for many reasons. One of the major reasons? I just wrapped on filming a feature and have had absolutely no spare minutes. I am excited to share news and costume design inside info once I get the clearance on that one. The other reason this post is over due specifically? I have been an fan of Moods of Norway since I first saw the men’s turquoise satin suit in The Finerie’s windows over a year ago. Its about time I wrote about it.

Cut to Sundance 2011 (I was there for The Off Hours) and a personal re-introduction of the line by the designers at one of the VIP lounges. I love this brand for men ~ especially those with a sense of humor who understand that wearing clothes is fun. Ironically, the tag line for the Moods of Norway line is “Happy Clothing for Happy People”. The cut and fit are especially good for the lean, however, that being said, if you have a good tailor, there are possibilities for most any size guy.

Girls, the line is so great for us too; A range of styles to choose from to fit any of your moods from romantic to flirty.I personally love the satins and plaids designed for both genders. Take a peek on the inside of the garment. The finish and construction makes the knees of us garmentos go weak.

I recently wore the coolest outfit I ever have worn to a gala I was a co-chair of (Northwest Film Forum). The theme was 80’s inspired and I chose to wear the Spring 2011 Hot Pink Hot pants and double-breasted blazer. I had a blast, felt happy and it was a fab event…I may have to owe it all to my Moods of Norway outfit. Can what I wear really make the night such a success? Perhaps…let’s just say it was part of the picture for us raising over our goal and hosting the best party ever. RL