Staying Fashionably Connected
Style and Expert Mary Jo Matsumoto On Best High Tech Trends and Fashions
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) August 12, 2005
If you use email, high speed internet, own a cell phone, and think youÂ’re up to speed, think again. Style expert Mary Jo Matsumoto explains why these basics are just scratching the surface of whatÂ’s to come. To stay up on the latest high tech trends, check out Mary JoÂ’s weekly column at www. sheknows. com and her recent appearance on Computer Talk With Jeff Levy. Mary Jo shares her picks of the latest gadgets and fashion accessories that will keep you fashionably connected even if youÂ’re not quite up to speed at the moment.
Matsumoto, a former low-tech woman quickly got herself up to speed in the past few months and feels if she can do it, anyone can. Explaining that although electronics and computers werenÂ’t marketed to women in the past, manufacturers have finally cuaght on to the fact that women are responsible for three-quarters of all household expenditures in the U. S. What this means is that the prettiest, coolest, snazziest high tech gadgets and accessories are now being tailored and targeted to women. Mary Jo presents a selection of notebook bags that spans everything from the best buy, most ladylike, most charming, to the gold standard of laptop carriers. From blinging to the slickest MP3 player on the market, youÂ’ll learn about trends and gadgets you didnÂ’t know you couldnÂ’t live without. Even if youÂ’re a guy, if youÂ’re interested in some of the most fun and practical ways to stay fashionably connected, check out Mary JoÂ’s column at www. sheknows. com thereÂ’s something for everyone.
How To Stay Fashionably Connected can be viewed at http://sheknows. com/about/look/6197.htm (http://sheknows. com/about/look/6197.htm)
To listen to Mary JoÂ’s interview with Jeff Levy go to: http://www. maryjomatsumoto. com/press. htm (http://www. maryjomatsumoto. com/press. htm)
Fashion designer Mary Jo Matsumoto is the author of “How To Get A Body Like A Rock Star (Without Suffering, Starvation, or Spending a Fortune).” She writes a daily blog at www. trustyourstyle. com as well as four fashion/beauty/body image columns. Mary Jo is frequently interviewed for her expertise by publications such as US News & World Reports, USA Today, Glamour, Cosmpolitian Style, Good Housekeeping, Women’s Health, Women’s World, and First For Women. Her designs have been worn by Robin Wright Penn, Joan Rivers, Mary Hart, and have appeared on Oprah, Extra, The 2004 Oscars, and Talk Soap with Lisa Rinna, and have sold at 300 fine boutiques worldwide. Mary Jo’s forthcoming book, “The Slow Burn Woman” deals with what 98% of all makeovers leave out and why being beautiful is not enough.
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