Gah. I’m having one of those bopping-listlessly-around-the-house sorts of days… I’ve biked 25 miles so far and might run a little, but that’s what’s making me depressed – my injury/lack of improvement despite running pretty much daily. Urrghhh.
Anyway, here’s a little collage I cobbled together a few days ago chock full of fall inspiration. Enjoy [...]
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8.14 // some fall inspiration
Posted in fashion, inspiration, tagged Fall 2009, fashion, fashion inspiration, inspiration, style on August 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
3.4 // Gareth Pugh Fall 2009 – not your average showing
Posted in articles, fashion, fashion week, inspiration, tagged avante garde fashion, avante garde video, fashion, fashion videos, fashion week, Gareth Pugh, gareth pugh fall 2009, gareth pugh fall 2009 video, gareth pugh video, gothic fashion, gothic style, models, natasa vojnovic, style, supermodels on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Editors, icons, celebs, and fashionistas were presented not with a runway show in Paris, but an 8-minute, black and white avante garde film filled with eery music and voluminous wisps of thick black smoke. [Natasa Vojnovic, the only model for Gareth Pugh, writhed, danced, and was otherwise unable-to-tear-your-eyes-away-from]
Of the clothes? Leather thigh-high boots, claw- or [...]
2.08 // Street Styles and some other bits
Posted in fashion, from the runway..., inspiration, look du jour, street style, tagged berlin street style, big knit scarf, christian lacroix couture, copenhagen street style, Couture, dresses, fashion, jackets, knit fashion, knitwear, shoes, Spring 2009, stockholm, stockholm street style, street fashion, street style, style, stylish knitwear, stylish parkas on February 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For starters, look at this crazy layered knittish jacket from Stockholm:
And I’m loving the huge, cosy knit scarf. Mmm. (Although we’ve had a HGUE heat wave here – it went up to almost 50 yesterday, and today it was 45… hence, no jackets!!! Seriously, I am so excited, even though in a few days it [...]
2.05 // Good to know…
Posted in editorials, fashion, inspiration, photography, trends, tagged editorials, fashion, paris vogue, shoes, style, stylish sweatpants, sweatpants, Vogue on February 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Well, it’s good to know that after I run, I can throw on fishnets and heels under my sweats and still be stylish… according to this editorial, anyway.
Great photo at any rate. VOGUE Paris, I think… judging by the French.
~ r
2.03 // From the Sartorialist
Posted in blogs, inspiration, street style, tagged fashion, florence street style, men's street style, menswear, milan street style, paris street style, street style, the sartorialist on February 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I really like these two photos from The Sartorialist:
Love his coat and pants and shoes and socks and glove/handwarmers… agh. Why can’t guys here dress like this?
She does menswear to a T. Perfection.
Oh, I want to make some pants like this; grey, and add a zipper cinching thing above the ankle (here it’s just a [...]
Twiggy
Posted in celebrities, fashion, inspiration, models on January 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Came across this photo of Twiggy whilst researching the 60s for Spirit week next week…. my class is 60s. Woo!
Twiggy!
Not Twiggy, but a cool 60s dress. I might need to just find some sweet fabric and take the plunge and make one… the real trouble will be finding the right shoes.
~ r
1.19 // Trend: Fringe benefits
Posted in fashion, from the runway..., get the look, history, inspiration, shopping, trends, tagged 1920s, Alberta Ferretti, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Doo.ri, dresses, fashion, flapper girl, flapper style, fringe, Gareth Pugh, Jasper Conran, Jil Sander, Nathan Jenden, native american, Pre-Fall 2009, runway, shopping, skirts, Spring 2009, style, trends on January 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Ah, such a cliche title. But hey, it works.
Fringe is usually directly associated with the druggies and hippies of the 60s and 70s, but this season it’s been revamped. Well, partially. Many of the looks featuring fringe also hail back to the Roaring 20s and 30s – when the Flappers ran rampant through the streets. [...]
1.18 // Blake Lively in Vogue
Posted in celebrities, fashion, inspiration, tagged Blake Lively, celeb fashion, fashion, style, Vogue on January 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Along with Anne Hathaway, Blake Lively is one of a very select few celebrities whom I admire. The Vogue article about her is good… nothing too special, but here it is.
God, she is so gorgeous. Makes me want to cry.
Photos via Style.com
~ r
1.18 // Kimonos
Posted in fashion, from the runway..., inspiration, models, tagged d&g, Fall 2007, fall 2008, fashion, Iekeliene Stange, inspiration, Japan, Japanese style, Jonathan Saunders, kimono, models, Oscar de la Renta, Pre-Fall 2009, Pucci, Ruffian, runway, shopping, style, Tuleh on January 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Kimonos have intrigued me lately; while they’re not super popular on the runways this season, I still think they’re cool. And historic. And pretty.
Ruffian // Spring 2009 [model: Iekeliene Stange]
Tuleh // Fall 2008
Pucci // Fall 2008
D&G // Fall 2007
A different approach to the traditional kimono… Jonathan Saunders // Spring 2009
Traditional kimonos:
Hmm, I’d love a Japanese [...]
1.18 // Runway Report: Hoop Skirts (!?!)
Posted in fashion, from the runway..., history, inspiration, look du jour, tagged d&g, Dolce & Gabbana, dresses, fashion history, Fendi, Giambattista Valli, hoop skirts, Limi Feu, Luella, Pre-Fall 2009, runway, Spring 2009, style, trends, versace on January 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
While I doubt these will actually be worn – that would be regressing 200 years, people! – these hoop skirts *are* pretty, well, pretty.
Fendi // Spring 2009
Versace // Spring 2009
D&G // Spring 2009. This is definitely more a work of art than clothing.
Limi Feu // Spring 2009
Luella // Spring 2009
Giambattista Valli // Spring 2009. I [...]






