Out of all the Chanel runway shows, I have to say this is one of my absolute favourites. It’s just so Chanel, but in this almost unknown soft, intimate and organic way. The collection is absolutely beautiful; the transparency, the gold, the embroidery. I love it all.
Part deux of my ongoing obsession with the fashion chameleon, Taylor Tomasi Hill. I think I’m so mesmerized and drawn to her sense of fashion because I think it’s such a great projection of fun. Fashion is far often mistaken for matching and being a pompous art form, but Taylor manages to make it extremely fun again.
Jane Aldridge’s lovely boudoir. And, how utterly envious I am – what I would even do to acquire a bedroom such as this, not to mention the unbelievable lengths I would go to acquire the mass collection of shoes also shown.
I’m beginning to have a serious obsession with antique wooden canopy beds, rich textured linens, sterling silver vanity sets, antique crystal chandeliers, and authentic french provincial furniture. I should have been born circa early 1900’s.
This Ralph Lauren Home collection has me completely blown away. I find the collection to be very early 19th century luxury, with a slight eclectic feel, which just draws me in. I’m such a sucker for primeval luxury, well done french provincial and rich fabrics:
I take back all of my previous Christmas List desires and will replace them with this absolutely gorgeous Hussein Chalayan cardigan. The colours are perfect for winter too!
At first glance I couldn’t find one thing I liked about this collection, but now I can’t get over the extremely appreciable work that Acne S/S 11 has produced. True Acne devotees instantly saw this collection as monumental, but it’s taken the rest of the fashion world a tad longer to warm up to. I think this season is going to awake the fashion world, and it’s a good start with those yummy brick wedge knee-high boots in a camel patent leather and a faux-snake skin print. So good.
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