We can't find that Page.Here's what's trending on Polyvore now.Top Sets Created by Our Members Untitled #213 by ivanov1234491 A radiant woman will always be seen by others by blonde-bedu Pepermint Stick by dn8-35Ani ChicagoChicago CubsLogo ExpandableExpandable Bangle32 AlexAlex And AniStamped AlexThree StampedFeaturing CubsForwardAlex and Ani Chicago Cubs Cap Logo Expandable Bangle Bracelet. Handmade bangle bracelet crafted from recycled material featuring Cubs pendant and three stamped Alex and Ani charms. Made in United States. Body Care & Cosmetics Bras, Panties & Lingerie Winter & Rain Boots Home, Bed & Bath Games & Game Consoles Sound Systems & ReceiversOn Saturday night, she glammed up in a series of evening gowns for a sold out performance at New York's prestigious Carnegie Hall in her own show entitled The Evolution Of A Soprano.But a few days on, Kristin Chenoweth looked a lot more casual in a striped Philadelphia Phillies striped baseball shirt as she belted out the national anthem ahead of the game against the Toronto Blue Jays.Wearing minimal make-up and showing off her slim figure in a pair of

black skinny jeans and wedge trainers, the diminutive star got typically involved in her performance in front of the big crowd. Sports star singer : Kristin Chenoweth performs the National Anthem at Phillies Asthma Awareness Night in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Tuesday night And she was clearly proud of her personalised shirt emblazoned with Chenoweth and the number six. Saturday's sold out performance of The Evolution Of A Soprano saw the star perform Broadway and film hits along with new numbers. show, Kristin - who is currently dating 50 Shades Of Grey producer Dana Brunetti - expressed her gratitude via Twitter.'This night has been one of a kind & unforgettable,' she wrote on the'Thank you to those who came to @CarnegieHall & @NewYorkPalaceNY to celebrate with me. Number six: Kristin showed off her personalised shirt and number after performing Powerful lungs: Kristin put her usual amount of power and passion into her performance Playing to the crowd: The star was on hand to perform after a weekend show at New York's famed Carnegie Hall Meanwhile, it recently emerged that

Kristin would be giving Angelina Jolie a run for her money - taking on the role of Maleficent for the small screen. The 45-year-old Broadway actress will be voicing the Disney villain for the live-action original TV movie Descendants.The film will focus on a group of the teenage children of a group of Disney villains. Hollywood Reporter added, 'Descendants is set in a present-day idyllic kingdom, with the benevolent teenage son of the King and Queen (Beast and Belle), Ben, poised to take the throne. Pensive: Kristin looks thoughtfully into the distance at one point in the game Going green: The actress and singer was greeted by the team's mascot Philadelphia Phanatic first proclamation - offer a chance at redemption to the trouble-making offspring of Cruella De Vil (Carlos), Maleficent (Mal), the Evil Queen (Evie) and Jafar (Jay), who have been imprisoned on a forbidden island with the other villains, sidekicks, evil stepmothers and stepsisters.'Kristin's Maleficent will reportedly 'butt horns' with her onscreen daughter Mal, played by Liv and Maddie's Dove Cameron.Kristin

is no stranger to Disney movies. She voices Rosetta in Tinker Bell And The Great Fairy Rescue and Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure.techno hoodies old navy Tracing back the years: Kristin returned to Carnegie Hall innorth face hoodie eastbay New York City on Saturday night for the first time since 2004 for herrdx hoodie new show, The Evolution Of A Sopranosdk hoodiesfind something you loveThis is a story about the business of baseball. It’s a story about the women who make up 45% of all baseball fans. And it’s a story about MLB-licensed merchandise made for and marketed to those female fans. Revenue generated from the sale of MLB-licensed gear goes directly to the league’s “central fund” and is shared equally by all 30 teams.

Every T-shirt, every baseball cap, every sweatshirt, every key chain, every everything with an MLB team logo benefits the fund and, in turn, every franchise. This is a story about the diversity of interests and tastes among women baseball fans. For myself, and my 9-year-old daughter, I prefer women’s and girls’ cut clothing in traditional team colors. We are Giants fans. That means lots of orange, black, grey and white T-shirts, sweatshirts and the like. I don’t like pink baseball gear. Or “PINK” baseball gear — the brand MLB cross-markets with Victoria’s Secret. Nor do I like rhinestones or sequins on my Giants shirts. But many female baseball fans have different tastes. Women who know all the players on their team’s 40-man roster. Women who keep score at games. Women who routinely win their fantasy baseball leagues. They love baseball and like to flaunt sexuality; they want to be known as smart baseball fans and as Bleacher Babes. I’m okay with that. I didn’t always feel this way.

For years, I took offense at the pink caps and rhinestone shirts and any effort by MLB to play up women’s sexuality. But MLB is a business. It makes sense to design products to appeal to as broad a range of fans as possible. There is a line that shouldn’t be crossed, however. MLB shouldn’t be in the business of selling official gear that objectifies or demeans women, or portrays them purely as sexual play-things.I was pleased to find that, among the items currently for sale, the small minority are pink or with rhinestone or sequins. Some play up women’s sexuality but not, in my view, in a demeaning way. And the number of interesting, versatile and useful items for women baseball fans is growing. My favorite “women’s item” for sale is the baby wrap carrier. I especially like the way its marketed by the Cardinals, under women’s accessories. The Dodgers, Mariners, Mets, Rangers, Red Sox Reds, and Yankees also sell the baby wrap. Before the baby wrap, of course, you need a team T-shirt designed for pregnant women fans.

The Cubs do this right. I didn’t find any bags specifically marketed as “diaper bags.”  There are backpacks and beach bags and other bags that could easily fit everything a new mom needs when taking her baby to his first ballgame. My favorite bag is this leather bowling bag, shown here in Angels colors. Every team sells women’s-fit jerseys. Most sell a pink version, like this one from the Red Sox.Big shout out to the Brewers, Mariners, Nationals, Orioles, Padres, Rays, Rangers and Yankees for selling your jerseys only in team colors. In footwear, there are flip flops and rain boots, and these suede and “fur” beauties. I first found these on the Braves shop and thought they were “Uggs for Uggla” until I saw other teams selling them as well — including the Marlins. Because that’s what you need in south Florida — a pair of suede and “fur” boots. I didn’t find much to like in the jewelry and watches section. Most teams sell a bracelet like this one on the A’s site.

I have a decent fashion sense, and I’m at a loss on the kind of outfit this bracelet would complement. Same for these Chief Wahoo earnings the Indians sell. My least favorite item for sale is the PINK/Victoria Secret’sTt-shirt that reads “Let’s Kiss for the Kiss Cam!” shown here in Diamondback colors.Let’s get rid of all kiss cams and return ballparks to the beautiful, natural sounds of a ballgame. The Phillies lead the way in selling anything and everything you can envision with a team logo. There are Phillies accessories, jewelry, watches, “bottoms” (aka shorts), custom t-shirts, dresses, fitness gear, footwear, jerseys, loungewear, intimates, maternity clothes, outerwear, polo shirts, doctors’ scrubs, sweatshirts, swimwear, t-shirts, tank tops and baseball caps. You read that correctly. And when they say intimates, they mean intimates. Like this pair of thong underwear, with lace, of course. Don’t despair Yankees fans. You can have thong underwear, too.