... just when you think you've had somewhat of an original idea - oh yeah and of course Self Service circa 2007 was already all over it. Ok so there, monochrome, it's nothing new, but whatever, we're loving it right now.
Saturday, 13 November 2010
Somewhat Of An Original Idea| CIRCA
... just when you think you've had somewhat of an original idea - oh yeah and of course Self Service circa 2007 was already all over it. Ok so there, monochrome, it's nothing new, but whatever, we're loving it right now.
Corine Day| SUMMER OF LOVE
"Photography is getting as close as you can to real life, showing us things we don't normally see. These are people's most intimate moments, and sometimes intimacy is sad." Corinne Day.
Collage images thanks to The Face, corrineday.co.uk & British Vogue
What's Not To Love| NOTHING... THAT'S RIGHT
Nothing... that's right - the new issue of Love is a total winner - from cover to cover - hot girls, great styling, perfect blasts from the past. It's a bunch of cool women, with stuff to say and yeah - each with a lovely rack - who knew an entire issue dedicated to boobs - and the power they bring - could be so much fun. You've gotta buy it, i'm telling you, the only decision then is - which cover? C'mon it's easy - Lauren H all the way
:)
Friday, 12 November 2010
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Careerless Profession| SUPREME
Definitive lifestyle brand - Supreme 2010 fallwinter collection Open Honest Fresh Faces lookbook by Larry Clark
Call-in| Beauty| LADY VENGEANCE
Find, then defined to marked and Higilight-it you's vogal parts. Speaks sympathy <_<""
Must| MISSED THE MATCH
Thin band double-wearing rings - keep jewellery minimal, at most meaningful pieces >.^
FRONT SLIT
Looks from Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent, Haider Ackerman and Prabal Gurung; images from Vogue.com
One of the most unforgiving trends to crop up during the Spring 2011 collections: the slit. To compensate for the longer lengths of skirts and dresses, designers slashed the fabric up way past the knee--and an alarming number used their scissors on the fronts, rather than the sides, of skirts. You can thank Belgian designer and critic's darling Haider Ackermann; he introduced the look on the runway a year ago.
One of the most unforgiving trends to crop up during the Spring 2011 collections: the slit. To compensate for the longer lengths of skirts and dresses, designers slashed the fabric up way past the knee--and an alarming number used their scissors on the fronts, rather than the sides, of skirts. You can thank Belgian designer and critic's darling Haider Ackermann; he introduced the look on the runway a year ago.
STRIPES DEMOCRAT
Looks from Jil Sander, Celine and Prada; photos from style.com
Big bold stripes were a welcome reprieve from all the white and beige dominating the Spring 2011 shows. Even Phoebe Philo, the woman who brought minimalism back with such a vengeance, punched up her neutral collection for Celine with big blue or green stripes on boxy shirts or on the side of slim white pants.
Big bold stripes were a welcome reprieve from all the white and beige dominating the Spring 2011 shows. Even Phoebe Philo, the woman who brought minimalism back with such a vengeance, punched up her neutral collection for Celine with big blue or green stripes on boxy shirts or on the side of slim white pants.
CRUSH ON PRINTS
After a pretty tame beginning to the spring collections in New York, things went a little bananas in Milan. Miuccia Prada thumbed her nose at good taste with cotton shirts and dresses covered with bananas--or monkeys. Flower child Stella McCartney showed a collection of slim pastel pants suits, followed by boxy shirts and fly-away dresses printed with bright oranges and lemons.
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Style Dictation| IS...
Fashion rules by their profession and prevailing customary character reknown by name- just drop (IS..) !?
My Stylish Life| FRANCA SOZZANI x ANNA PIAGGI
Aren't these two fashion legendary an icon accordingly to Coco's an old saying, "Fashion fades, only style remains the same.”
Season Buy| LOUIS VUITTON 100 POSTCARDS
A unique limited collector’s edition box of 100 postcards adorned with Toledo’s vibrant illustrations capturing the essence of various cities.
It is a marriage of art and fashion since 1984 when two highly talented individuals couples meet. Cuban-born Isabel is a renowned fashion designer. Her creations are often seen on the First Lady Michelle Obama. Ruben Toledo, his surreal view of life brings humor and unconventionality to his fashion illustrations that have appeared in magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Paper, Visionaire and the New York Times. His work has adorned many book covers and his sketches have been an integral part of the Louis Vuitton’s city guides for year.
Available at Louis Vuitton stores or at Colette for €80.- ($115.-).
Where What When | I WANT LANVIN... NOT FLOWERS
I want Lanvin... not flowers - h&m collaborated with another house of haute couture.
“What does luxury mean today? Can luxury be exclusive and democratic at the same time? How can we translate the essence of luxury to a wider audience? The world around us is changing rapidly and I find myself asking these questions more and more. Designer’s work is usually tailored to a very small group of people, but the collection for H&M was about trying to translate the dream of luxury to the masses. It was almost like going back to school for me.”
Alber Elbaz, artistic director of Lanvin. Well done, Mr Elbaz!
My Stylish Life| STELLA KIDS
The launch of Stella McCartney Kids collection and to preview the two new lines High Jewellery sets by Boucheron and Private Wardrobe by Stella Mccartney which is a new service for VIP- customers to receive private appointments, personal styling, exclusive events, bespoke tailoring, previews and more. Fashion for boys and girls, aged newborn to 12 years, is now available in stores and online at StellaMcCartneyKids.com with shipping in over 200 countries. It is truly worth having a look at the website. There will interactive functions for both parents and kids, such as the “playground“. To coincidence the launch, an iPhone app can be downloaded at iTunes with special features like a mechanical drawing game and the ability to shop. The London store has also built a very special interactive corner for kids of all ages making shopping a real fun adventure.
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