MODERE - The Brand For The Modern Shopper

Do you want to use products that are safe and effective? That are stylish and smart? Do you want to be a part of this new industry called Social Retail?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, MODERE is the company for you. Whether you want to shop MODERE, promote the MODERE website and products or build your own team of Social Marketers, MODERE has a home for everyone.

Shopping MODERE.com will save you time, something all of us wish we had more of. By purchasing your everyday essentials from MODERE's online retail site, your trips to the store will be shorter and fewer.

It will save you money, something else we all would like more of. You'll receive 10% off your first order and every time someone you refer places and order, you both receive a 10% discount. MODERE products are more effective and comparably priced to the products you are already using. And most likely, MODERE products are healthier and safer as well.

Check out this presentation and then decide if you want to be a part of this retail revolution or go right to www.modere.com and start shopping!


The Brand For The Modern Shopper | January 16 from Modere North America on Vimeo.

Gosselin Twins Diss Kate Gosselin on 'Today Show'

Looks like someone is getting snubbed yet again for Mother of the Year.

Kate Gosselin's twins, Mady and Cara made it clear that they are no longer going along with Kate's futile attempt to try and convince us all that her family has been unaffected by all the camera's, publicity stunts and very public break up with their father, Jon. 

The fame hungry matriarch of the Gosselin clan was met with quiet defiance by her twin daughters this morning on the "Today Show". As if their facial expressions and body language didn't show their disdain for their mother's attempt to control them, their answers to Savannah Guthrie's questions, or lack thereof, is proof the girls are no longer afraid to show their true feelings. 

I can only imagine the wrath these girls received once the cameras stop rolling.

Check out the full, uncomfortable interview here: 

http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/54087006

MODERE Fragrance Free Laundry Pods - A must have for every household

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Safe enough for even the most sensitive skin, more effective and less expensive than the leading brands (including Dreft),  Modere Fragrance Free Laundry Pods will leave your clothes as soft as a baby's behind.

Laundry Detergent Pods by Modere give you three products in one: naturally-derived ingredients to effectively and thoroughly clean your clothes, stain boosters to remove tough stains and brighten clothes, and a fragrance-free formula to enhance softness and freshen clothes.

Key benefits

• Works with both HE and standard machines.
• Use only what you need with pre-measured pods.
• Eliminate waste and save money.
• Non-toxic.
• Naturally-derived ingredients
• Dissolves easily in hot or cold water
• Phosphate free
• Dye free
• Convenient and easy to carry
• Cleans thoroughly
• Removes stains
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Use the link www.modere.com and receive 10% off your entire order!

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The Met’s Costume Institute Is Now ‘The Anna Wintour Costume Center’ (Really) - via Fashionista.com by Dhani Mau

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We didn’t think it was possible, but Anna Wintour’s larger-than-life presence is about to be felt even more strongly within the industry… and the world.
In honor of her relationship with the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute the Met is giving Anna Wintour a little belated Christmas gift. Nothing excessive — it’s just re-naming the entire Costume Institute exhibition space after her. It will here on out be known as The Anna Wintour Costume Design Center. “Just gonna kick around the Anna Wintour Costume Design Center after brunch.” Rolls right off the tongue.
Additionally, the space is being renovated and getting a redesign to be unveiled on May 8 with the debut of Charles James: Beyond Fashion. The curatorial department itself will still be called The Costume Institute.
The renaming makes sense: In addition to rallying her wealthy friends and colleagues to raise money for the organization — to the tune of $125 million — Wintour has likely had a bigger hand in the annual exhibitions and galas than we even know. More concretely, she’s been a Trustee of the Met since January 1999, serving as benefit chair and fundraiser. Other official duties include “helping to secure sponsorships and funding for exhibitions as well as for the two-year renovation and other projects,” according to a release sent out by the museum.
“Anna Wintour’s extraordinary advocacy and fundraising have made this state-of-the-art space a reality,” said Daniel Brodsky, the Museum’s Chairman. “She has the rare ability to rally diverse groups across a wide range of industries to support The Costume Institute so it can educate and inspire visitors from around the world.”
Thomas P. Campbell, director and CEO of the Met, called Wintour “an exceptional benefactor, advocate and friend.”
Since we doubt the Met did this without Wintour’s permission, we presume Wintour is on board with one of New York’s most iconic institutions using her name. So, congrats, Anna! We can’t wait to see the AWCC for ourselves. Hopefully there’s also some sort of framed photo or stone bust involved.