Monday, June 22, 2009

Emma Watson Harry Potter Queen



Emma Watson has magically transformed from Harry Potter's precocious overachiever to a full-blown glamour girl.


Emma wears a Toga dress, BCBG Max Azria tights, $138, Teeny House Bunny feathered headband, $80, Aris Geldis necklace, $345, Burberry Prorsum belt, $375, Burberry boots.

wowza!

Performance artist Ari Tabei has made ball gowns out of Japanese newspapers, skirts from molded tissue paper, and entire costumes made of shrink-wrapped eggshell fragments. On June 18, she will wear a 50-pound kimono fashioned from fabric scraps as part of a live performance at the opening of her solo show at Rebecca & Drew, a custom-shirt boutique in the West Village.


can't wait to get to the boutique!





H&M = Jimmy Choos!






Swedish retail giant H&M is taking its designer collaborations up a notch, announcing a partnership with Jimmy Choo to bring the luxe British accessories brand's jet-set glamour and must-have shoes and bags to 250 H&M stores around the world on November 14. This marks the first time H&M has collaborated with an accessories brand. What's more, Jimmy Choo fiends will undoubtedly be elated, not to mention salivating with curiosity, to know that as part of the collaboration, the brand Carrie Bradshaw helped make famous in Sex and the City will release a capsule of women's clothing to complement the shoes and handbags. Men need not feel left out either, as the project extends to include a men's collection of shoes, bags and accessories. The collection will be limited to select stores and are expected to range from about $49 for a pair of ballet pumps to $279 for a pair of boots. By comparison, a pair of ballet flats from this season's main Jimmy Choo collection cost around $402 and a pair of boots around $1,066. “We are privileged to be among the fashion greats who have been affiliated with H&M, to be designing a collection that will appeal to fashion-savvy, street-smart women and to be including some great pieces for men, too,” said Tamara Mellon, founder and president of Jimmy Choo. “Jimmy Choo will bring a sophisticated, fashion forward, accessible, glamorous collection to H&M – the perfect party pieces to buy now and then wear out that night!” Since its launch in 1996, Jimmy Choo has become a brand fully engrained in popular culture--synonymous with Hollywood and exotic locales. Oscar winners Cate Blanchett, Halle Berry, Hilary Swank and others have all worn the stilettos to the awards ceremony. Mellon and her Jimmy Choo brand follow in the footsteps of Matthew Williamson, Roberto Cavalli, Viktor & Rolf, Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney, all of whom have created designs for H&M. “We adore Jimmy Choo’s shoes and bags. They are glamorous and sexy and add instant style to the simplest of outfits. I like the way we have worked with clothes to accessorize the shoes and bags rather than the other way around. This collaboration is particularly exciting because it’s our first shoe designer collection. It’s a joy to be able to offer top-quality, high-end designer shoes and bags to our customers,” added Margareta van den Bosch, H&M’s creative advisor.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Moving day

Hi everyone!, I have not had a chance to update my blog in a few days. I am actually renting out my house so I am in the process of the grueling moving.

I will be updating the blog sometime next week--

IN the meantime...I have a ton of new exciting goodies up on ebay right now if you want to check them out? click here to shop













































































Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Futuristic is the word


I perviously posted about "Jetson" or Lady Gaga Dresses for the future. I found a really cute bag made by new designer Pauric Sweeney. Here is a article from Elle.

After stints as an architect, a furniture designer, and a ready-to-wear designer, Sweeney began making graphic clutches and purses in 2005, when he relocated from London to a palazzo in Florence to be closer to the tanneries in the area. Mixing up to 10 exotic skins—such as crocodile, alligator, stingray, and calfskin—on one piece, Sweeney created a patchwork of neoprenes and nylons for the Special 16 totes, perfectly in tune with the season’s neon-bright palette. “The colors came out of my subconscious, I think—I am a child of the ’80s, after all,” he says. “But the method and the madness of the pattern mirrors Cage’s volatile but measured sound in Imaginary Landscape No. 4, 1951.” The set includes bubble-gum pink shoulder bags with triangular puzzle-piece embroidery and yummy liquid gold carryalls—a nod to Cage’s futuristic style. “The idea of combining all those textures and colors is chaotic, but I think the overall effect is quite the opposite.” We couldn’t agree more.
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Friday, June 12, 2009

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Flirt with a new concept of cool


By Malene Birger spring/summer 2009 is mixed of 50’s styled voluminous, high waisted pleated skirts and contoured couture lines such as corsette like belts and bondage boots in contrast to sleek 70’s dresses and florescent swimwear separates. The designer's motto for 2009 is "the pleasure principle".
"The pleasure principle"
Sexy pencil skirts, dresses (fall above or right below the knee) and shirts with drapery, pleats, or gathered at the shoulders in the natural tones sand, bamboo, cream white, bright white, brown and black; accentuated by Neon in coral and vivid yellow.
Alongside you will find bright pastel colours, such as soft coral, bright lilac lavender, deep purple orchid, cool poolside green, mustard yellow and turquoise aquatic.

How I love being ahead





















Fall's Top Trends
Menswear, neon, rich fabrics, futuristic shapes, '80s glam, and tough luxe were among the top trends seen on the runway for fall 2009.

Gold shoes Circa 1990




my fave picture of shoes I wish I bought in 1990.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Bleach Out



There are so many styles of jeans to choose from this season: ripped, flared, low rise, boyfriend, skinnies and cropped. Vintage acid wash jeans are definately super hot in my book.