by Gabrielle on December 27, 2009

I wanted to take the time to thank all my fabulous readers without whom this blog would not be possible. I am so grateful to you for supporting me throughout the past amazing year.
GabrielleTeare.Com is for the discerning and stylish, celebrating the glamour of International Fashion, luxury and beauty. This year we passed the 1million hits/month and I am honoured to have your continued readership.
To my wonderful International Co-Authors and fellow stylists. Tracy Kawalik from Canada, and Italian based Giorgia Musci. Both have exceptional style and taste. Trend Researcher Giorgia brings all the trends directly to you as they happen. We have all had tons of fun this year at London Fashion Week at the shows and aftershow parties.
I have also been in the press all year in the Daily Mail, Daily Express, Marie-Claire, Elle, Esquire, and also on Fashion TV, BBC, CNN and Channel 4. I provided styling and editorial consultancy for Disney on 2 films Confessions of a Shopaholic and Tinkerbell.
A major TV Channel is currently in talks with me about presenting a Style Series on Personal Shopping watch this space………………..
I wish you a magical Xmas and New Year- may all your dreams come true.
by Gabrielle on November 14, 2009

You’d think that a husband’s top priority at Christmas would be finding the perfect present for his loving wife.
But he’s probably far too busy wondering about what Mum would like.
A survey has found that half of men put more effort into thinking of a present for their mother than for anyone else – including a wife or girlfriend.
As if that wasn’t bad enough, one in five admitted that they persuaded their partner buy their mother’s Christmas present.
Gabrielle Teare, a personal shopping consultant and advisor to the film Confessions of a Shopaholic, said: ‘It is like they want the meant-well factor but don’t want to put in the effort to go and get the present.
‘And if they do go shopping, it tends to be on Christmas Eve.’
The poll of 2,000 adults for TK Maxx found that Newcastle and Glasgow are home to the most mummy’s boys.
Almost 60 per cent of Geordie men said their mother’s gift was the most important, followed by 53 per cent of Glaswegian males.

The national average is 49 per cent. The report on Christmas shopping also confirmed that many of us are unhappy with the gifts we receive.
Eighteen per cent didn’t like anything they were given last year and 42 per cent have braced themselves for disappointment this year.
Fourteen per cent admitted they have politely assumed expressions of fake delight, so as not to give their real feelings away on opening a dud gift.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1227412/Men-effort-buying-presents-mothers-wives.html#ixzz0WpHvifQx
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