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The Button-Up, Florence 3 September, 2010, 6:31 am
Are we ready for the button-up again? It looks so great in old movies but can it be modern?
On the Street....Summer Suited, Milan 2 September, 2010, 7:10 am
On the Street....City Surfing, New York 1 September, 2010, 5:28 am
On the Street....The Strand, New York 31 August, 2010, 12:58 pm
On the Street....Fifth Ave., New York 31 August, 2010, 5:49 am
On the Street....Zipped & Cuffed, New York 30 August, 2010, 1:37 pm
On the Street....Proportion Play, New York 30 August, 2010, 7:23 am
Our eyes play tricks on us. This young lady looks almost provocative with her tailored jacket and long, summer legs. However, under that jacket, she was wearing the same jean shorts that all the other young ladies are wearing this time of year. From the front she would seem unremarkable, but from the back it's a whole different story.
On the Street....Denim Italiano, Milan 27 August, 2010, 6:28 am
Polo with a Suit, Florence 27 August, 2010, 6:16 am
Polo with a suit? That's tricky. Too often it comes off as Master Champ. I think the real key is to wear polo as sleek as the suit. The next critical question would then be, collar in or out?
On the Street....Eighth St., New York 26 August, 2010, 11:29 am

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Pierre Hardy Cuff Boots 4 September, 2010, 11:32 am
Limited numbers of the Pierre Hardy Cuff Boot recently hit specific retailers and the net. Comprised of a one-piece leather round toe upper, the Cuff Boot sports a crepe sole similar to Clark’s iconic line. Criss cross leather straps behind the heel give the boot support and a contemporary style aesthetic. Available now at Restir. © Staff for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Pierre Hardy, Sneakers
Adidas Originals T Tennis 4 September, 2010, 10:09 am
The Adidas Originals T Tennis blends white leather and white canvas for versatility on any tennis surface. The simply stated shoe adds contrasting highlights in electricity yellow on the tongue, back tab, and center eyelets. These shoes have dropped amidst tennis fervor as the U.S. Open is in full swing and are currently available at JD Sports for a modest $73. © evan.silver for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Adidas, Sneaker
Nike Blazer Hi Vintage Yellow & Blue 4 September, 2010, 9:55 am
One of Nike’s most iconic basketball silhouettes, the Blazer has just hit the scene in a pair of vintage makeups. Originally release in 1973, these Blazers look as if they could be an original run. These two makeups are clad in yellow and blue suede respectively and sport a vintage acid stained sole. Both shoes feature an over-sized white contrast swoosh and a retrofitted vintage tongue. You can grab either pair now from Kasina. © evan.silver for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Nike, Nike Blazer, Sneaker
Flightposite 4 September, 2010, 8:42 am
Location: Hertfordshire, England Photography: Edward Chiu © Staff for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Streetsnaps
HUF 2010 Fall/Winter Collection 4 September, 2010, 7:28 am
HUF releases its 2010 fall/winter collection in the midst of the brand’s biggest season to date bringing together a full range of both apparel and its new footwear segment. The collection features some signature HUF iconography as well as an always strong line-up of headwear. New Era is represented over a number of different designs over this season as well as the seasonally relevant beanie issues. Available now at HUF and select retailers. See more at HUF 2010 Fall/Winter Collection © extremeugene for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Accessories, Fashion, Huf
BLANC&NOIR 2011 Spring/Summer “RESISTANCE” Collection 4 September, 2010, 7:10 am
BLANC&NOIR launches next season as a brand focused on breaking down the meaning and construction of apparel to ultimately reflect its importance as part of the cultural framework. High-quality materials aside, the collection’s aesthetic combines elements of fashion themed after improving performance and comfort with the ability to withstand the everyday rigors. The 2011 spring/summer “RESISTANCE” collection features inspirations from French escapees of World War II who set off into the mountains to create their own societies. See more at BLANC&NOIR 2011 Spring/Summer “RESISTANCE” Collection © extremeugene for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Blanc&Noir, Fashion
Louis Vuitton 100 Legendary Trunks Book 4 September, 2010, 2:20 am
Before the standardization of travel limitations due to luggage, trunks were the mainstay for the globe-trotting elite. For a brand with a storied legacy such as Louis Vuitton, they’re trunks of the past have played an integral part in the safe travel of personal belongings along with matching stories. An upcoming book release slated for October, 2010 will feature over 800 photographs documenting some of the fashion house’s most iconic and often custom pieces, each possessing a rich visual and cultural history. © extremeugene for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Louis Vuitton, Luggage, Print
Bedouin Medina Tote Bag 4 September, 2010, 1:50 am
Despite its relatively infantile status, Bedouin has done a remarkable job with its bag design. Timeless design and a lifetime warranty on workmanship go hand-in-hand with each Bedouin bag as their Medina Tote Bag incorporates an English waxed canvas and leather straps. Finishing off each bag is a Cobra buckle for securty. Both colorways are available now via Goodhood . Goodhood [MAP] 41 Coronet Street London N1 6HD United Kingdom Photography: Hypebeast © edwardchiu for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Accessories, Bags, Bedouin
Griffin 2010 Fall/Winter Bladecut Hooded Button Sweat 4 September, 2010, 1:46 am
Merging the best of both worlds regarding technical construction and streetwear, Britain’s Griffin release the following version of their Bladecut Hooded Button Sweat from within their 2010 fall/winter collection. Featuring an all-over print design, it comes together with technical zips and the piece’s defining characteristic, a series of methodical cuts on the back revealing an underlay in green. Available now at Griffin. See more at Griffin 2010 Fall/Winter Bladecut Hooded Button Sweat © edwardchiu for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Fashion, Griffin
visvim 2010 Fall/Winter FINDELN HI 4 September, 2010, 1:44 am
In recent times, an influx of new visvim models have appeared. Among the most recent batch is the sneaker-centric FINDELN HI. Simple in its silhouette, it features a canvas upper with a pure white toecap and white contrasting stitching. The visvim 2010 Fall/Winter FINDELN HI is available now at select retailers including London’s HOSTEM. HOSTEM [MAP] 41-43 Redchurch Street London E2 7DJ England Photography: Hypebeast © edwardchiu for Hypebeast, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Sneakers, Visvim

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Fashion Sphere Links: Best Bags for Fall 2010, Bold Graphic Trends, and More 4 September, 2010, 2:27 pm
Shopping and Goodies has top Fall Fashion Picks, Bold Graphic Prints, Animal Prints, Fall’s Hottest Accessories, the “it” Bags, Classic Boot Styles, Fall’s Skinny Velvet Jeans and Red Carpet Reviews. We always have a great Giveaway or two! Find out how to add Retro Glamour into your life. Do you love the Dylan Shoulder bag? My favorite fashionistas have the right feeling for Fall 2010. Start reading and be in the know! Fashion Hippo found 5 “it” bags you will want this fall A Few Goody Gumdrops is roaring into Fall with Giuseppe Zanotti’s animal print booties! Bags, Bling & Beauty is smitten with the buttery soft leather of the Linea Pelle Dylan Shoulder Bag. Being High Maintenance, not Bitchy wants to help you find the best online deals with Smarter.com! Child Mode lists Back To School Must Haves For Kids This Fall Couture In The City shares with us classic boot styles for fall 2010. Fashion Cents reminds you that ready to wear is not always READY TO WEAR. Check out the 5 tips on when to alter your clothing. Check out RedPoppy’s EMMY AWARDS Red Carpet Review! Shopping and Info loves Sandra Bullock’s gray fedora hat for Fall. Simply Sample Sales Has The Code For 40% Off Everything at Chick Downtown+ Super Hot Picks For Fall! Style Eyes offers some fun tips on How to get some retro glamour in your life StyleMaven goes abstract with bold graphic prints from Matthew Williamson, Sigerson Morrison and Vivienne Westwood for fall shopping inspiration. The Bare Skinny shows you a fashionable convertible. TheFind will be going skinny and luxe this fall with a pair of Sleek and Skinny Velvet Jeans. Violet Revolution answers one reader’s question: What are the Hottest FallAccessories?Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Summer Classics: Inspired by Jane Birkin Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Nordstrom Labor Day Shoe Clearance: Get Vera Wang, Steve Madden, Stuart Weitzman and More at up to 75% Off 3 September, 2010, 2:51 pm
Here at Fashion Hippo, we’re making it so you won’t have to labor hard to find the best deals on fall’s shoes this Labor Day. From trend-setting boots to luscious pumps and fabulous flats, NORDSTROM has some of the best deals on your favorite brands including Vera Wang, Steve Madden, Stuart Weitzman and more. Here are our favorite finds: For a perfect lace up boot that would make Madonna jealous, we adore this Miz Mooz ‘Solis’ Boot, $139.90. For an ideal over the knee riding boot, nothing can beat the style of Steve Madden ‘Linderr’ Boot, $149.90. For a versatile option designed to pair with almost any outfit, this REPORT ‘Harper’ Over the Knee Boot,$ 139.95 is easily one of fall’s must-have boots. With a mid-level heel and a sexy ankle strap, this Nine West ‘Pocketful’ Pump, $59.90 is a vintage-like twist on the basic pump. For a show-stopping, head turning heel with a pop of color, try this Steve Madden ‘Disobey’ Peep Toe Pump,$58.90. For a platform designed for both chicness and comfort, this signature Stuart Weitzman ‘Stiltspump’ Pump,$199.90, will not only add height but create a signature look. Adorn with pretty flower, this REPORT ‘Kimball2′ Flat,$32.90 is ideal for running errands and trotting in comfort. For an alternative to heels on a date night out, this Vera Wang Lavender ‘Lisa’ Jeweled Ballerina Flat,$175.90, will instantly add romance to any outfit. Looking for a vintage-inspired alternative? This woven flat by Miz Mooz ‘Twist’ Flat, $55.90, can be paired with anything from skirts to leggings.Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Summer Classics: Inspired by Jane Birkin Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Eco-Friendly Fashion: Top 5 Vegan Bags to Sport This Fall 3 September, 2010, 1:46 pm
If the thought of carrying a bag made from a skin of an adorable animal is making you cringe, then a vegan handbag option is for you. Now more than ever, fashion is taking the “Go Green” initiative by storm and is offering chic alternatives to leather handbags. With all the eco-friendly options on the market, think twice about rocking that snake skin bag, and look to these earth-conscious yet just as chic styles instead. An added bonus is that these bags have much lower prices.Wear this slick, roomy, chain-embellished bag, $89.99, that is intriguingly named “On the Brink of Something”, and step into the world of fashionable suspense. For a versatile bag with geometric stitching, try this Big Buddha Uptown Bag, $90. It is 100% non-leather and 100% on- trend. For a bag with a wider silhouette and eye-drawing, yet tasteful embellishments, try this Melie Bianco Miley Bag, $99. Not only is it another fantastic non-leather option, but is also one of stylist Rachel Zoe’s top picks for Fall 2010. Sporty, functional and fun, this Shiraleah Harper Lime Green Vegan Cross Body Bag, $70, is ideal for those on the go, or someone simply looking to add a little color spice through an accessory. For something with more edge, try this Matt & Nat Scrilla Studded Vegan Leather Tote, $191.25 (from $225). With studded accents and a lining made with recycled water bottles, this bag isn’t only chic but smart as well. Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Summer Classics: Inspired by Jane Birkin Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Vena Cava for Aqua Collaboration – Live at Bloomingdale’s 2 September, 2010, 2:35 pm
Designed by two former Parsons students, Sophie Buhi and Lisa Mayock, the collaboration of Vena Cava and Aqua, sold exclusively at Bloomingdale’s, is a quirky line filled with architectural- inspired streetwear. Fun and feminine, Buhi and Mayock cite Vena Cava as stemming from flea market jaunts and a love for geometrical designs. Fresh and fashion forward, with tons of styles that range from elegant to playful, this collaboration is buzz-worthy. For an feminine and figure flattering look that can be dressed up or down, try this Vena Cava Black “Needle Punch” Dress, $298. (Is it just us, or is this dress reminiscent of Victroia Beckham style?). A stand-out piece in the collection, this “Filament” Lace-Detailed Dress, $585, is intricate in its lace detailing and uniquely cut. For an easy two-in-one dress that is fun, daring, and will flatter your figure with lavish draping, try this “High School” Jersey-Mesh Wrap Tank Dress, $118.50. Looking for something that will show off your curves? This “Fiberworks” Ruched Stretch Silk Dress, $473 is simply perfect for a night out, or a cocktail event. For a simple yet eye-catching sheath dress, this “Fellowship” Printed Silk Tiered Dress, $350 allows for many option including layering and accessorizing. For a playful outing, consider this “Loom” Fit-and-Flare Knit Halter Dress, $472 For a mix-and-match must-have, check out this Vena Cava “Sinew” Silk Triangle Cut Out Blouse,$325. Wrap up for the cool fall nights in this cozy-chic Vena Cava “Battening” Hooded Cape, $650. A myriad of styles, many priced significantly lower than the signature items we showcased, are available from this collaboration, but they are going, going, going fast. So shop now.Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Swimsuits For All Got You Covered With Flattering & Affordable Swimwear Styles 1 September, 2010, 1:46 pm
If there’s one summer essential that we can continuously use all year-round, it is a perfect-fitting swimsuit. While most skimpy styles leave few options that are flattering on a woman, Swim Suits For All has fought the bikini-clad trends of barely-there swimwear, and has successfully provided an ideal site to allow women of all shapes to browse swimsuit styles depending on what works specifically for them. Beginning at a size 8 and extending to a 24, Swim Suits For All operates based on wisdom that we all have problem areas that we wish to hide. Thanks to their ever-so convenient Fit & Flatter Guide, shoppers can browse styles tailored to their specific size, while resting assured that their results will be sure to flatter. Looking to slim your tummy without looking frumpy? Try this Longitude High Velocity High Neck One Piece Suit, $58. With its ultra-feminine color palette and modern design, you’ll feel confident whether it’s perfecting your tan or spiking that volleyball. Another great alternative designed for longer torsos is this adorably chic Longitude Champagne Dot Surplice One Piece Suit, $88. Flattering yet fashion forward, this suit is one that women of any size would enjoy sporting. With numerous options ranging from water aerobic suits to maternity styles, Swim Suits For All caters to women of all types. Not only are the suits flattering, but an array of readily available chic styles can make a woman feel comfortable stepping out onto the sand. No matter what your size or body type, you will find a swimsuit that fits and flatters on this site. *This is a sponsored post.Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Online Designer Sample Sales: The Final Sale Act 2, Hype, What Goes Around Comes Around 1 September, 2010, 8:24 am
The best of Wednesday, September 1st sample sales: 1 – The Final Sale Act 2, 2 – Hype, 3 - What Goes Around Comes Around The rest of today’s designer sample sales: GiltGroup(Sale starts at 9:00AM PST): Kathryn Amberleigh, What Goes Around Comes Around, Sheila Fajl Jewelry Hautelook(Sale starts at 8:00AM PST) – (Sign up here!) or Log in here(if already a member): Hype, Fluxus, Stuhrling, Imoshion Jewelry & Handbags, Sonya Dakar, MG Black, Built NY Billion Dollar Babes(Sale starts at 8:00AM PST): Roxy Athletix Beyond The Rack(Sale starts at 8:00AM PST) - (Sign up here!) or Log in here(if already a member): Terra Plana, Cobalt Chrome, Chelsea Flowers, DeGroot Ebay Fashion Vault: French Connection Editors Closet (Sale starts at 8:00AM PST): Nina Ricci Guiltless Purse: Shop Designer Handbags at supreme discount: Lauren Merkin, Kooba, Cole Hann, Hayden Harnett, Isabella Fiore Ideeli (Sale starts at 8:00AM PST) (Sign up here!) or Log in here(if already a member): Lucky Brand, Central Park Ivory Trunk: Secret Trunk Sale JetSetter from Gilt ((Sale starts at 9:00AM PST): Tortuga Bay Modnique: Giorgio Armani Sunglasses, Fred Jewelry and Watches One Kings Lane (Sale starts at 8:00AM PST): Casa Bugatti, Keane Collection, Totally Bamboo, Xochi, Antheor France Reverse-Reverse: ongoing – brands include Splendid, Ella Moss, Gustto and many more RowNine(Sale starts at 9:00AM PST): Amrita Singh, Viroy Jewelry Rue La La(Sale starts at 8:00AM PST): The Final Sale Act 2 SeenOn (sale starts at 8:00AM PST): CC Skye, Noella Royalle, Pure by Raw The Sample Sale(Sale starts at 9:00AM PST): City of Dolls The Top Secret(Sale starts at 8:00AM PST): Lady Jane Ooh I Love: Snag Louis Vuitton, Christian Louboutin, Tiffany, CHANEL and more at up to 90% off at this new designer auction site Each day we feature the day’s best online sample sale picks. Check back daily to see best day’s picks and sign up for the designer sample sales using exclusive invites. Want to stay ahead of the trend? Visit our shopping guides to see the best shoes picks, dress trends, slimming swimsuits and much more for spring and summer.Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Get Your Coats & Jackets Now and Save on the Newest Styles 31 August, 2010, 3:00 pm
While not all of us are stocking up on our pens, pencils and notebooks for the upcoming school year, fashionistas of all ages can still take advantage of back-to-school deals. Since retailers know that “back to school” shopping equals consumer spending, they offer a plethora of deals in August and part of September to entice customers (a.k.a you) to spend the allocated budget on their products. One the best ways to take advantage of these price dips is by stocking up on the key wardrobe item for the upcoming season: the coat. Work with these price dips and proactively stock up on your fall and winter jacket & coat now while all the sizes are still in stock. Then, pat yourself on the back for checking “a warm coat” off your list early, getting the best price, and having the freedom to choose from an abundance of styles and sizes. A word of warning: act quick, these prices will return to the original prices as soon as back-to-school madness quiets down. This Laundry Coat Long Sleeved Military Flared Jacket, on sale for $255 (from $340), incorporates fall’s military inspired and 50s trends in one statement-making jacket.Simply exquisit, this DKNY Danielle Ruffled Placket, on sale for $ 285 (from $380), is sure to make head turns in an all white silhouette and delicately ruffled neckline.Swingy and chic, this belted Asymmetrical Zip Kenneth Cole Reaction Coat, on sale for $210 (from $280), is both fun and stylish for the cool days ahead. Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
5 Bags You Will Want This Fall: Alexander Wang, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, Linea Pelle 30 August, 2010, 9:14 pm
As we continue to swoon over some of the most prominent fall trends, nothing gives us greater pleasure than bringing you most lust-worthy bags of the season that strike a balance of quality and affordability. From military inspired hardware to unexpected details and bright pops of color, this fall’s “It” bags are nothing short of the perfect accessory. Go utilitarian chic in this ultra-convenient Alexander Wang Brenda Zip Chain Bag, $725. Worth the splurge, it’s the perfect throw-over-your-shoulder-and-go cross-over, which gives an easy vibe to any outfit.The epitome of versatile, this Dylan Medium Tote in espresso, $435, can be used as a a cross body, a tote, and a shoulder bag.Eye-catching and unique this Diesel “On a Strong” Chordy Bag, $250 is sure to turn heads. Playing on men’s wear, this Tory Burch Carson Satchel, $595 is the perfect black bag to house all your carry-around essentials. Perfectly structured, it has an unexpected studded twist that manages to add to its classy appeal.Poppy and boxy in “I want to simplify and organize my life” way, this Kate Spade Five Points Camille Bag, $475 sports an original shape, designed to stand out. Looking for a perfect CHANEL style tweed blazer to keep you warm this fall? Check out these 9 finds for fall’s hottest styles. Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: Gucci, Free People, L.A.M.B., Rich & Skinny Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Fashion Sphere Links: CHANEL Inspired Tweet Coats, Stella & Dot Jewelry, and Denim Jeggings 29 August, 2010, 8:59 pm
Fashion Sphere is buzzing with fall trends this week. From a Bib necklace to lower lashes to Chanel inspired jackets, we have the latest scoop on bracelets, jeggings, scarves, coats and mascara’s. And a kitty card is what????? Fashion Hippo swoons over stylish tweed jackets to wear this fall from CHANEL inspired to military to cropped. A Few Goody Gumdrops is giving away a gorgeous must-have Stella & Dot Natasha Bib Necklace! Being High Maintenance, not Bitchy is encouraging Vancouver hotties to show their kitty with The Kitty Card!Couture In The City shares with us how to keep our denim jeggings on the dark side. RedPoppy Fashion is gearing up for Fall and wants to introduce you to the just launched line of gorgeous silk scarves from VITTORIUM… Shopping and Info loves Julia Roberts’ bracelets she wore to Regis and Kelly to promote Eat Pray Love. Style Eyes has been looking for sustainable options to keep extra cosy and warm this winter in her post Friday Finds – Classic Coats. StyleMaven can’t live without her Arcona Triad Pads to keep her skin cleansed and refreshed during the warmest of summer days. TheFind says don’t forget to beautify your bottom fringe with these Lower Lash Mascaras! Violet Revolution is giving away this adorable dress from Greenheart! Popular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Summer Classics: Inspired by Jane Birkin Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail
Haul Your Books In Style With A New Messenger Bag 25 August, 2010, 9:27 pm
School may be starting, but believe it or not, there is a way to make that first disheartening hike to class a little more enjoyable — a new messenger bag for all your school loot! Kick that nerdy backpack to the curb and opt for one of this season’s most stylish messengers to stow all your books, electronics, and other study must-haves on the go. Of course, messenger bags aren’t just for students, so if you’re in the market for a new bag to tow your laptop or other work necessities, look no further! I love the edginess of this corset-inspired bag with lace-up details, courtesy of Kettle Black, but if you were hoping for something with a preppier vibe, this houndstooth patterned bag from Juicy Couture has “giddy schoolgirl” written all over it. Ikat prints are still totally in, so I’m loving the tribal flair of this bag from Urban Outfitters, which is colorful without looking garish. For a more splurge-worthy staple, you might want to opt for a messenger with a more classic look that’ll still be stylish for years to come, like this buckled snake-embossed messenger by CC Skye, or this practical one from Banana Republic! *From our friends at theFind BlogPopular Posts: Best Vintage Stores on Ebay: Find Unique Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and Beyond Fashion Innovations: Meet World’s Best Line Free Underwear – My Panteez Celebrity Eye Candy: Get Kim Kardashian’s Christian Louboutin Lace-up Sandals Best Summer Moisturizers: Keep Your Face Wrinkle Free Best Tankini Swimsuits: Finally a Slimming Cut That Doesn’t Compromise Style Online Designer Sample Sales: J Brand Jeans, Jay Goddfrey Dresses, Marc by Marc Jacobs Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Share this on del.icio.us Share this on Technorati Add this to Google Bookmarks Buzz up! Share this on Bebo Digg this! Email this via Yahoo! Mail

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PXA Bball Tournament: Xberg-Berlin Edition 3 September, 2010, 1:38 pm
The PXA Bball Tournament is taking it turns again. This time in Berlin… We’re getting the crew from Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin together to have some fun and shoot some hoops! If you’re around feel free to drop by: Tentstation, Seydlitzstr. 6 (behind Hauptbahnhof), Saturday from 11am-6pm. We got a bad ass location this time:
INSPIRATION 3 September, 2010, 9:14 am
Just some images of people who inspire me….. D R
Sixpack France x //DIY x Evil Good Capsule 3 September, 2010, 6:18 am
We have worked with Swiss designers //DIY on a capsule called EVIL GOOD : What if Evil was cool after all? This line is mainly inspired by George Bataille’s book « La littérature et le Mal» (Literature and Evil) – which has also driven the whole AW10 collection aesthetics. A series of 5 pieces with a smart and subversive graphic language : Détournement of the Totalitarian Art codes, tribute to Charles Manson shouting for the death of the Image (Death To Picts !), clever branding of a new manichean logo mixing subversive symbols, morphing of the most famous dictators in History…(George C) The line also consists in two sleeved pieces : a varsity jacket coming with a black wool body and matching black leather sleeves, featuring a patch logo pentacle/peace symbol (duality) and a nice black cotton sweat crew wearing the same symbol The Evil Good capsule is now available on our online store. More images below : Death To Picts Symbolism George C Evil Good Tee Evil Good Sweat Evil Good Varsity
The Butcher’s Block “Coin and Sq” Medallions 2 September, 2010, 5:19 pm
Lets face it— Puerto Rican from the hood? Yeah, gold is pretty much a prerequisite. Even my grandmother had some gold framed teeth. I remember I worked with a Puerto Rican dude at a metal shop who fixed the greasy machinery— while wearing multiple necklaces, bracelets, gold watch and a ring on every finger. I’m known for my gold cleaver but that never goes over well at my kids school so I toned it down a bit. - Double sided gold coin with my TBB logo on one side and my FRANKMATIC™ logo on the other (yeah that’s my face too.. why not?) - Addition gold piece with my Butcher’s “B” Big shout to my peoples over at Linx Jewelry in Venice California for the continued love. Hit me up if you want to connect with Linx for custom jewelry
Concepts x Clarks: CNCPTS Weaver Boot 2 September, 2010, 4:51 pm
The goal is to make it look easy. The magic is in the mystery. Being able to work with a company with so much of a heritage is truly a blessing. I’m confident in saying that Clarks is probably the industries most copied. Wallabees, Desert Boots, Weavers, Desert Treks— their design influence is in everything from high end dress shoes to skate shoes- and everything else in between. I can go on about how the Wallabee means to much to me. From Sick Rick to Ghostface– Especially Ghost!!! The Weaver is Mr. Wally’s sexy cousin and shes a beauty. Long story short– from the design to the marketing plan, I had a blast… and the cycle continues… and by that I mean I’m already working on our Spring / Summer project.
Interview By Dante Ross 2 September, 2010, 4:28 pm
So I was interviewed by my homie Dante Ross For fmsshoes.com ( If you wanna see a few snaps of me from inside the pop up shop click here Here is what he had to say about me…which is pretty fucking dope! Dante is a dude who was been doing it in NY for a long time. So having his respect is something that I don’t take lightly. Read*** Hailing from Syracuse, NY and currently residing in Jersey City, Mel’s been documenting NY’s up and comers on his beautiful website, Village Slum, for the past several years. It’s become a staple on my daily blog troll. Mel’s trademark black and white photos and his access to the who’s who of rap talent in NY have set him apart from the usual photo blogs. If you want to see what NY really looks like, I highly suggest you check it out. There are lots of sexy ladies, candid shots of your favorite musicians, and a potpourri of downtown celebutantes. Mel’s been busy lately being the Roots personal tour photographer, designing for Etnies, and working on a book with my pals over at 10Deep. Mel is documenting important social and artistic moments much like his heroes Ricky Powell and Martha Cooper. If I had to call it, I’d say Mel would one day sit along side these seminal photographers as an important player in documenting the NY social experience. See*** I love how I double back on the influence questions. But it’s the truth. Shit just clicked and I was like hmmm pics look good. Fuck it. Ima be a photog!
untitled 2 September, 2010, 3:22 pm
Vikter Duplaix-The Way You Make Me Feel. I wish I could make music that is as BEAUTIFUL as this song! It’s so amazing! I love my rap/hip hop. But I also love RnB, funk, rock, metal, jazz and even some pop shit. Music is the reason I take photos. It moves me in so many ways. Like this song. It is putting me in a place, making me think about HER . I need a beer!
SKATEBOARD YOKA 2 September, 2010, 11:07 am
During New York Comic-Con 2010, adFunture will be releasing a number of new items. Some were disclosed before, some were delayed until now, and then some were never seen before. I figured I’d start by showing a piece that was never mentioned before. SKATEBOARD YOKA is a new series designed to add to the existing YOKA collection. For its debut, we have invited our friend ANTZ from Singapore to grace the first deck. This set, edition of 300, will first be sold in NYCC, at the camp of MyPlasticHeart. Don’t miss out~
A Outra Cidade Maravilhosa 2 September, 2010, 9:43 am
Believe or not I shot this pic on my Blackberry while riding in Trouble’s truck across the Williamsburg Bridge. It pretty much sums up my whole reason for being. I’ve got the bigger version up on TheGoodLife!
CHOLA’S ALL DAY LONG 2 September, 2010, 8:29 am
found these pictures on facebook wish I could remember the page addy….Cholas are gangster as fuck…..as a kid visiting my dad in the bay I use to really dig these kind of gangster chicas but alas I was too young and too white….. These chicks got the ill styles and they will shot your ass….. Enjoy D Ross

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Halling the Knits 4 September, 2010, 4:57 am
One thing that has been drummed into my head in my few days of vegging out in front of the hotel TV is how the nature of American seasons and the 'coming of fall' is really emphasised in seasonal advertising. "We have great denim offers for fall." "Fall is coming, better stock up on school supplies." etc. Not that we don't have 'Back to School' offers thrown at us in the UK but autumn as a season isn't really emphasised in the same way. Like the sucker that I am for TV-brain washing, all this 'Fall' talk has me subliminally reaching out for knits, capes, boots and layers - all the things that I normally adopt for leaf crunching, most people's favourite thing to do during autumn/fall - even if the temperatures outside suggest otherwise. I think I may have seen more than 50ml of sweat coming off a jogger's forehead the other day as he was trudling by. This may explain why I picked out the chunkiest Jil Sander knitted top yesterday at the Barney's Warehouse sale and why I'm posting about this debut collection of knitwear by Amy Hall. Yokoo does somewhat own the chunky knitwear game though I have a feeling she may be heading in a slightly unexpected direction as her hugely successful Etsy label probably starts becoming a bit of a mini empire. Amy Hall is a self-taught knitwear designer who interned at Clare Tough for a bit and as now launched her mini collection of seven pieces that are made in the heart of Dalston and ready to buy straight away. She's a slightly more expensive prospect that Yokoo's knits though her mix of yarns errs towards the use of silk and mohair and merino wool and her pieces are larger scale too featuring capes, schrugs that can be worn both ways that are heavily built up in texture. The names of the pieces - squirrel, possum, fox, mink, beaver, monkey and bunny - are of course animal references without going anyway near the actual animal. I love that the faux take on animal fur which I saw as a bit of a mini-trend at the LCF BA shows has been taken up as a commercial prospect through Hall's collection. It will be interesting to see whether Hall builds on top of these initial core designs or where she does seasonal collections like other London-based knitwear designers. I'd like to see badger, stoat, hare and vole get added to the mix... anthing to recreate Animals of Farthing Wood of course...
NY Vegging 3 September, 2010, 2:42 pm
>> Just in case, it wasn't entirely clear from previous posts, I'm now in New York until the end of fashion week - there is plenty of good reason why I'm here insanely early before fashion week starts but I can't say now. I am revelling in the simple pleasure of just vegging out at my NY second home, the Soho Grand, seeing as the summer has flown by without a real holiday (I'm racking my brains trying to remember where June, July and August went and what they were spent doing... but no discernable holiday that wasn't related to the blog/work etc was taken...). I may also be nicking a Bank Holiday from the Americans by adopting Labour Day Weekend (I still spell it 'ou') as my ultimate veg-out time before the madness begins next week. This is what I'll be looking at as I whazz through 200+ channel and eat one too many room service fries. When I did pull myself away from fries and Mad Men repeats, I made it to the Barney's Warehouse sale in its final weekend it is a mountain of amazing discounts on everything that comes to mind from the past few seasons. I'm going to go back for more in the final day of discounting but for now, I came away with a pair of Celine trousers, a Jil Sander knit (no photographic evidence whilst I'm moored up in my room...) and this Sacai bra that will make up one half of an ornate vegging out outfit... The details in the bra also pick up these rose gold tones which have come with me in my suitcase... the jewellery might be overkill for vegging out though... (Maria Francesca Pepe chain necklace, Dinosaur Designs for Bec & Bridge ring on WhyRed laptop case)
Extra Narrative 3 September, 2010, 6:20 am
When I chatted to the Proenza Schouler boys last season after the A/W 10-11 show, they said that they just designed what they're into, what they know, as opposed to over thinking and baking out an idea. Then they hit me with a film collaboration with director Harmony Korine and suddenly an extra narrative is woven to their 'basketball court at night' inspired collection. Or else, they lucked out and Korine managed to add a whole new dimension to the collection that deepened the sense of alienation and disenfranchisement to what are essentially cute clothes that girls jump up and down wanting to wear and sucker that I am, I'm drawn like a predictable moth to that outsider flame in Korine's Nashville. The scribbles on the J Brand x Proenza Schouler jeans are not just the product of a lucrative collaboration but a each scrawl on the jean is a fucked up expression of rebellion/escape in an isolated town. The flared skirts that fold down at the waist paired with a prim buttoned up shirt and thigh high socks aren't just a an easy and twisted take on the naughty schoolgirl but an ensemble to give the outward appearance of happiness whilst concealing malcontent beneath the surface. Never mind the fact that Harmony Korine's cast of Nashville girls in 'Act Da Fool', guzzling down malt liquor wearing head to toe Proenza Schouler is in reality a jarring combination but a simple voiceover bridges the gap between the material and the situation, and you do end up half-believing that these girls are well and truly wearing what is a luxurious take on urban school uniforms. If before, I gave props to Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez for just cleverly tapping into the simple yet effective (though completely unpredictable) nugget of what girls really want to covet and wear, then the Korine film adds a convincing backstory that becomes the final clincher to what I suspected; that the collection had me well and truly slayed. Just when I thought fashion film was beginning to develop the stench of 'filler' of 'fluff' about them, I get smacked down by this stellar example as well as Kenneth Anger's turn for Missoni. I guess this was a long winded and roundabout way of declaring "I'm just one out of millions that hearts Proenza Schouler's A/W 10-11 collection" and that surprisingly, it took a film to confirm that...
Friendship Tote 2 September, 2010, 4:45 am
>> I swear this isn't a post to prompt people to buy a tote with my face on it and to be honest, I'm probably a little late as these Borders and Frontiers totes with illustrated mug shots of myself, Tavi, Elizabeth, Queen Michelle and Fake Karl have been up on ASOS for a bit now... The focus point of my mugshot tote isn't my expression though which is a distinct cross between "I'm about to kill you" and "I've been brainwashed by aliens". No, it is of course a 'vintage' (can 2006 possibly be vintage?) head dress from Anthony Vaccarello's graduate collection, an early gift from the designer who is now a firm firm friend. So for this I'm grateful that the pic I submitted to Borders and Frontiers was one that is more about Anthony than it is about me, or at the very least, it's a personal reminder of our friendship... I've never shied away from the bias I have towards Vaccarello but at the same time his work has never given me reason to cover up with some flimsy excuse of "He's my friend". I'm just insanely lucky that he does churn out collections that time and time again, blows my mind. I'm taking this moment to congratulate him on the bout of press he's had, namely a profile piece in US Vogue's September issue as well as to say that Browns now have his A/W 10-11 collection online. I'm kind of amazed at the progression trajectory from season to season but I guess I shouldn't be all that shocked either. S/S 11 is also shaping up to be stunning...well, of course, more shameless bias posts will be on their way in due course...
Match MiH 2 September, 2010, 3:41 am
The relationship between myself and jeans has never been an easy one - I'm pretty sure I've recounted at least three instances where there's me in a changing room, feeling tortured, stupid and ridiculous, whilst trying on x style of jeans from x label, thinking these were the ones that would "change my life". Such are the cult mechanics behind denim that people who have found "their" label and style swear by them as though they were health/beauty remedies. I'm resolved that I'm always going to be the type of person that might stumble upon jeans and should they be able to put to good use in my usual multi-layered outfits, then it's a chilled/relaxed thumbs up. No sweeping life-changing statement or superlatives. When you combine the jean with the 'interesting trew' (a category that I tend to obssess about because as with jeans, I've never found many 'basic trews'), then I can definitely get a bit more and memories of my legs twisted with a pair of skinny jeans in a claustrophobic changing room start to dissipate. So we have a collaboration between Liberty (I swear I don't comb these things out, the Liberty brushstroke just comes looking for me!) and MiH Jeans. I've come across MiH in the lovely Merchant Archive where it sells like hotcakes apparently. The story behind the brand is a pretty endearing one.... designer and founder Chloe Lonsdale's dad was dubbed the Blue Jean King with his Jean Machine stores selling old denim in the 70s. He married his 'Blue Jean Bride' Chekkie Maskell who was a denim model and she happened to model a jeans range called Made in Heaven whose founder would become Chloe's godfather. So Chloe happed upon these archive pieces in the attic when she was a young teen and so decided to revive the brand as MiH. The story also has legs to continue with a blog that cites Chloe's influences and design process... I have to love the fact that they dubbed Vada Margaret Sultenfuss from My Girl as a denim icon... It therefore feels like a natural collaboration between MiH, an inherently London-led denim label to nab some fabrics from Liberty of London's archives to apply to their two styles of jeans - the Vienna skinny style and the Marrakech kick flare. Yes, flare. I'm trying very very hard to recall whether I've worn a flared jean style but I just can't recall. I remember the Stolen Girlfriend's Club half-jersey, half-lace flares which were my most recent flare foray. Nope, no flared jeans though.... So here goes with the shedding of my flared jean virginity. A key moment, I'm sure you'll agree with me, no? As opposed to ditzy florals and nods to summer tea dresses, MiH has chosen a deep deep rich purple velvet for the flare styles that is meant to recall the store of Liberty itself. I personally had to break out with some autumnal florals that will be heavy rotation in September/October (leaf crunching days!) to go with the deep deep purple, thanks to a shirt that I bought from Second Chance in Istanbul. I also had to slip in a bag passed down from my mum. I alas don't have the sort of cool parental heritage that Chloe does but the mothership is good for raiding bags, gloves and cashmere... (With vintage kimono, vintage velvet floral shirt, vintage bag, Lanvin heels) The skinny style was more of a no-brainer. Again, the Liberty aspect has been worked in unexpectedly through a bleached out feather print called 'Dakota' which was sourced from the Liberty archives. This is like I said, layering fodder for me, again, paired with autumnal florals - primarily a Christopher Kane dress that keeps taking me back to that Waltz of the Flowers segment in Fantasia... The sleeveless trench is waiting to have new sleeves sewn on in a quickie DIY project that will take up approx a one-way Eurostar trip. Saving that one for Paris Fashion Week but for now, it also can just about survive in its sleeveless form (With Christopher Kane dress, vintage trench with sleeves cut-off, floral socks, Dries Van Noten shoes)
Monki Around 1 September, 2010, 5:26 am
I'd like to say the title was a very original/witty creation of my own but alas, Property Week beat me to it. Actually trusty Property Week was supposed to my only source of information regarding H&M's physical store UK expansion plans with the primarily Swedish chain Monki. I hear Monki banded about randomly on many a Scandi fashion blog (overriding theme of all of them - that Scandi girls and boys are sickeningly cool looking...) and I have been Monki-converted, the one time I did pop into the stores and didn't know where to look because I was either distracted by the graphic treatment of the stores (Monki creates its own fantasy-driven worlds for their stores, disregarding the one-shop-fits-all method) or the clothes which are just a little sub-Topshop prices that whilst being trend-driven are never overly referential and seem to fit into a style mould of their own that I can't describe as anything but Scandi-cool. Urgh...I think I may have used that phrase in an interview I gave at Stockholm Fashion Week and even as I said it, I could feel my eyeballs wincing at the non-specific vagueness of that term... All I can say is that what the clothes exude is something that I feel courses through the streetstyle of Stockholm or Copenhagen, and at the admirable pricing, therefore would make it a pleasing addition to our busting UK high street. I also like the fact that whilst Monki is a chain, it gives off the impression of having a spirit about it that is independent which is well-reflected in its store fits, website and now publication which I stumbled upon accidentally. On my last day of Stockholm Fashion Week though, I was fortunate enough to run into Eleonore Nygards who I knew from her own blog and her work at Modette magazine (blub blub...). She's now doing work for Monki and has recently project managed the first issue of Monki magazine which I got my hands on. She also let slip that the e-store for Monki as well as COS will be launching in the UK next year. Not sure if that's a piece of confidential information but it of course would make sense as H&M's e-commerce arm is about to launch this month. The magazine though which adds to the publishing activities that both COS and H&M do now on a regular basis was as expected, wonderful in illustrative aesthetics and also goes beyond the usual mounds of product listings by adding editorials and little featurettes. Back to Property Week though - it says that H&M haven't made a comment regarding opening stores in the UK it's only rumoured that they're looking for London locations. The article suggests that perhaps the British high street is too over-saturated and crammed with stores for Monki to get a look in. But lo and behold, Monki has just opened its first store in Hong Kong which I suppose does mean I can get my Monki fix on my next trip back to the motherland but still, I'm sure Oxford/Regent street can budge up on the store fronts to make room for some Monki action - who's up for replacing that awful strip at the beginning of Oxford Street (TCR end...) or the random shops selling luggage with Monki?
Repeat Exhibit 31 August, 2010, 2:32 pm
>> I'm not ENTIRELY sure why when this original retrospective of Hussein Chalayan's work from 1994-2009 at London's Design Museum was never blogged about here. I'm scratching my head even more seeing as the exhibition was also media-partnered by Dazed & Confused, where I was working at the time. Was I somehow put off by the mountains of positive praise the exhibition got and thus didn't think me and my blog chirping in was going to add anything useful or insightful? As I ponder what happened to my responsible posting antics during the period of January and May 2009, I'm instead going to be INCREDIBLY belated by posting these pics that I took at the Istanbul Modern where the exhibition is currently touring and has also been updated with additions of some of his 2010 collections. I guess I still have nothing interesting to say about the exhibition in 2010 as my muted self in 2009, other than to echo what everyone else has said. What I will say though is that given the bigger space of the Istanbul Modern, Donna Loveday's curation of the exhibition seems even more effective, especially when it comes to the video projections of Chalayan's various film projects that he has accumulated throughout the years. The choice of mannequins that have an almost-eerie expression and liveliness to their faces all bring the extraordinary clothes to life as opposed to the alternative of the normal headless dummies that could have made Chalayan's creations look cold and sterile. And oh dear... here we go... review mode... this is of course NOT new for those that did make it to the Design Museum but somehow, reliving it the second time in the hustle of Istanbul, a ground closer to Chalyan's Turkish-Cypriot roots, enhanced the overall impact of the exhibition. Plus, this is blogpost atonement here. Ah I just remembered.... I had a duff SD card that deleted my pics of the exhibition... DOUBLE DOH! Blindscape S/S 05 Inertia S/S 09 Ambimorphous A/W 02 Airmail Dress 1999 Panoramic A/W 1998 Manifest Destiny S/S 03 Place to Passage 2003 After Words A/W 2000 Kinship Journeys A/W 03 Temporal Meditations S/S 04 Airborne A/W 07
Box Tidy 31 August, 2010, 6:56 am
>> I seem to think that all posts these days need to be chunky heffer things with oodles of pics which means I've ignored the prevalent nature of blog reading which is that it's normally fast, bite-sized and hurried. The madness is more maddening when I've been travelling like a lunatic recently (off to New York tomorrow) which means I should be doing more itty bitty posts to keep the flow going. I therefore give you these itty bitty but by no means weak or flimsy in strength box bags by Sophie Hulme which have just dropped into the Supersweet online store. Actually I'm glad they've picked up a lot of Hulme's A/W 10-11 accessories which is all screws, brass plating with an emphasis on whistles and good quality leather work. Yes, the bag we're all SUPPOSED to be toting has gone all square, minimal and sensible but I still think there's a balance to be struck between neat and interesting which these box bags hit perfectly. Judging by the size, I'm also thinking it can hold the blackberry, Oyster, debit card, lip balm and small digi cam all with ease ease. The Nikon will just have to be slung over in a multi-shoulder-strapped combination....
Itty Bitty of Tsumori 30 August, 2010, 3:32 pm
>> On my hopefully pending trip to Tokyo, I'm making it a self-assigned journalistic task to try and find out why is it that so many of the Japanese labels (including the 'big' ones that I know of, exempting the smaller ones that I'm sure would also blow my mind...) hardly make it over to Europe-bound stockists... or more specifically and selfishly London. It's a connecting question to why certain brands have different Japan/Europe/USA regional stock variations. Perhaps I'll get a big fat inconclusive in-need-of-translation mess but seeing as I have thus far loved the process of commissioning myself (when you think of bloggers in that way, I suddenly see "Saddo" branded across my forehead...), it's still an issue I'd love to get my investigative teeth stuck into. In the meantime though, I'm consoling myself with the beginning inklings of e-stores such as Koshka. Based in Berlin, they aspire to "an aesthetic that encompasses both the calm and pure beauty of Japanese pottery and the jittering neon of contemporary Asian metropolis." Err... which perhaps is an English statment lost in translation as I'm not sure if Japanese fashion should even be let loose near those seemingly naive cliches. Still, the intentions are clear as they are now stocking Tsumori Chisato which is a good enough reason for me to give it a thumbs up seeing as Chisato UK-available stockists are literally a handful. Farfetch have a few pieces and now Koshka adds more to that pool... Of course life would be a happier one with plait/rope suspender cloud wooley tights... I know tights aren't meant to be trews but perhaps an exception needs to be made when clouds and plaits and 100% opaqueness are involved... Sticking to the hoisery category, Koshka also stock Ayame socks, made in the old city of Nara where Japanese artisan techniques and fabrications are applied to designs that are anything but 'old'... the sock drawer refuses to be shrunk and is actually the one category of wardrobe which I didn't reduce in my big clear out... Through Koshka, I've also learnt that Hall Ohara a design duo I knew from their London-Tokyo love story, have renamed their label as In Process. Shida Tatsuya's website is pretty scant with information or images but all I need to know is that I'm willing to restrict arm movement for this cracked metallic effect woolen mishapen cape that is THE chunky cocoon to fight of all the other chunky cocoons that are out in force for this winter...
Caption This Istanbul Styleeee 30 August, 2010, 2:15 pm
Like I said in the Zeynep Tosun post, Istanbul was exactly the cacophony that I had hoped for but fashion-wise, I think it requires a bit of digging to know exaclty what it's all about. I must have spent about five minutes trying to memorise street names and designer names (somehow Turkish pronounciations just did not computate properly in my head...) so perhaps five days of heated sightseeing was not the best way of immersing oneself into the scene. Next time, I'll seek out some insiders to guide me... So from my trip to Istanbul, I thought I'd round up everything through my avid yet amateurish picture snapping. It's all probably going to come off looking like a Istanbul Tourist Board slideshow (except taken by a rubbish photographer...) but I promise if you read all the relevant captions, I do have something more to say other than "Pretty rings in Grand Bazaar" or "Lovely view of the Bosphorus." I've still got a few things to delve deeper into from this whirlwind trip but like I said, a second and smarter visit has got to be on the agenda... Right, so I'm ashamed to say we spent a lot of time on a coach, viewing things from air-conditioned comfort and being stuck in an awful amount of traffic (Istanbul's stumbling block...) but I promise I did get off my arse to do some walking around even if I did have to stop along the way to escape the scorching heat... There was a good lot of UK press/buyers over there... including Erin Mullaney from Browns, Chloe Kerman from Tank magazine, Max Pearmain from Pop magazne and Zoe Maughan from AnOther magazine... cue school trip photo with cheesy grins. Much thanks to our tour guide Serkan for taking this one. He also gets line of the week as he was describing the Turkish bath procedure... "You go into room. Fat ladies with moustache will come and give you massage..." Oh yes... sky colour of the week... blue, true true blue... heated blue... this one was taken inside the Blue Mosque... One of the winners of the Koza Young Fashion Awards in the ready to wear category where err...Anna Kournikova was present... had to blink and blink again to verify that it was in fact her... Sevan Bicakci's jewellery is pretty internationall renowned with plenty of stockists but it was the first time I had seen it up close in his store near the Grand Bazaar which is pretty much like a swanky Aladdin's cave... Onto the Grand Bazaar which of course is an Istanbul-must see with over 4,000 stalls. Sadly I had a pretty odd time walking through the stalls with EVERY seller shouting "Konichiwa" or "You Japanese?" to me as I walked by... nothing I haven't experienced before but when there's approximately 20 men doing it at the same time, it does put you off looking at these sellers' wares let along actually stopping to buy something. I did find some amazing antique jewellery in the Old Bazaar section but balked a bit at the prices in relation to my own measly pot of available funds... The suspended book entrance to the Istanbul Modern... craned up to see what needed reading... Bora Aksu presented his S/S 11 collection as part of IFW which in part was a continuation of the underwear as outerwear, nude deets-filled A/W 10-11 collection... my favourite pieces were naturally the fleshy flowy parts... I possibly may have overgorged on pistachio nuts since most Turkish sweets are full of the stuff... 5 times a night? Really? Is that actually necessary? Can someone verify this because ostensibly this just looks like a normal walnut cookie... Dried tomatoes, peppers and aubergine skins looking lush and again echoing the colours that infiltrated Zeynep Tosun's S/S 11 collection.... The finale page-turning piece to Arzu Kaprol's varied collection... Most enthusiastic entertainer ever at the Vogue Turkey party... she had moves... Anna Piaggi and her minder joined in on our sightseeing tour. I applaud her for being able to wear so many layers in such searing heat. She was also wearing some amazing creepers that I wanted to pick her brains about but was scared her minder might errr.... swat me away... Inside the Harem of the Topkapi Palace doing a mirror shot with one of the biggest/most ornate mirrors I've ever seen... I love a good wax figurine 'recreated history' set-up... this is where the Sultan's mother was supposed to have received guests... I did spend a lot of time gawping at fresh produce mainly because I get market jealousy when I go abroad... On my little go-around the Galata district (DEFINITELY needs a few more trips to explore this nugget area in Istanbul...), I came across Laundromat which sold a lot of Turkish designers. One of the co-owners is a designer herself...Yasemin Ozeri makes fairly muted that are a step up from basics but never showy or ostentatious... I picked up a cropped shirt that actually saved me from running out of sweat-free clothes... Some images from her collections... They also stocked some interesting leather goods by brand Tizu (no website I think...) - I liked the rust effects on the laptop cases... A fairly new addition to the Galata district was Bahar Korcan's store.... some of the clothes had a Tsumori Chisato feel about them with their whimsical motifs and Korcan's own winged-logo... We also saw Bahar Korcan's presentation of her S/S 11 collection 'Listen' which was consisted of 17 pieces of costume and was accompanied by Fuat and DJ Mr Pink (Turkish rapping contrasting against the freeform nature of the frou-frou costumes...) Tried to count how many buildings had huge Turkey flags or portraits of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk hanging but I lost it at about 300... don't think I've seen so much national love in one city before... Being the ignorant tourist that I am, I did not know that 30th August is Turkey's Victory Day. Stupid Brits Abroad eh? I had to go seek SOME shopping pleasure so ended up at Second Chance, again in the Galata district which is a bijoux two floor teensy tiny vintage treasure chest. I got myself flocked velvet shirt that is purely for sessions of autumnal leaf-crunching... Considered these sandals as my "Look look, I got these GENUINELY Turkish-made sandals...!" souvenir but couldn't verify whether they were just a tourist trapping buy or not... At another Turkish-designer filled boutique Midnight Express, I found Zeynep Tosun's A/W 10-11 collection which is surprisingly well-priced...hmmm... a cheeky email about private orders for the S/S 11 collection is perhaps in order... Now, I don't want to rain on the food parade that I had in Istanbul because I did have some excessively yummy things but I did find it quite funny to see these err...canapes on the Bosphorus boat cruise we took... basically Kraft cheese slices on white bread cut up into triangles... Ah... a sky that isn't bright bright true blue... the cruise wasn't the final part to my Istanbul trip but it was mighty pretty, made cuter by Olivier Zahm's daughter Asia running about the boat, shrieking in French and thus breaking up the slightly stiff talk of fashion journalists on the boat... I think my juvenile canape snapping didn't sit well with the rest of the crowd either. Yes, go back to primary school little one...

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Green paradise 2 September, 2010, 12:57 pm
- Moorea, Maupiti, Bora Bora, Rangiroa - Mango dress Paul Smith Bathsuit - Hat from The Papeete market Tom Ford Sunglasses -
Ruffles 31 August, 2010, 3:26 pm
- Top: Queen’s wardrobe Jeans: Levi’s Chaussures / Shoes: miu miu -
Oui 29 August, 2010, 2:52 pm
- Photos by Marianne Taylor. Dress made by Maria Lucia Hohan from my design. -
The big blue 25 August, 2010, 5:17 pm
- French Polynesia Islands Bora Bora, Maupiti, Rangiroa, Tahiti ( Teahupoo wave ) -
Boudoir 23 August, 2010, 3:24 pm
- On ne s’habille pas avec une robe de mariée tous les jours … It’s not everyday you dress up with a bridal gown. - - Photos by Marianne Taylor. Dress made by Maria Lucia Hohan from my design. Thanks to my bridesmaids Diane, Lila and Louise who helped me to dress. -
I get around 20 August, 2010, 2:39 pm
- Et bien me voilà de retour de Polynésie! J’ai pu bénéficier d’un peu de temps libre à L.A avant de sauter dans l’avion pour Paris. Photos du mariage et de la Lune de Miel très bientôt ! - Well well, I’m Back from French Polynesia! I got some free time in L.A before [...]
24 juillet 2010 30 July, 2010, 9:46 pm
- Photographs by the wonderfull Marianne Taylor. Pleated dress designed by myself, made in MLH atelier. - En attendant d’autres photos du mariage, je vous invite a aller voir les articles de mes invités Betty, Louise et Tokyobanhbao! - Until I post more pictures of the wedding, check out my guests Betty, Louise and Tokyobanhbao’s articles ! -
Here comes the bride 26 July, 2010, 5:23 pm
- So, last saturday was my wedding ! As promised, a little preview of the back of my dress. The photos were taken in Maria Lucia Hohan’s atelier a few weeks ago, when I came to Bucarest for the fittings. I couldn’t feel more happy right now. I’ll give you some news from Tahiti were I’m spending my [...]
MLH 13 July, 2010, 3:39 pm
- La semaine dernière, j’ai eu le grand plaisir de visiter l’Atelier de Maria Lucia Hohan ( souvenez vous la robe à nœud ! ). C’est une styliste très talentueuse, et nous avons la même passion pour les belles robes. J’ai pris quelques photos de son showroom, et j’espère qu’il va vous plaire aussi ! - ♪ ♫ ♪ [...]
Mon manège à moi c’est toi 11 July, 2010, 2:17 pm
- ♪ ♫ ♪ Edith Piaf - Mon manège à moi ♪ ♫ ♪ - - Louise et moi portons des créations d’Alexandra Grecco, fabriquées spécialement pour nous. Photos prises à la fête foraine du jardin des Tuileries. J’espère que vous passez tous un très bel été. - Louise and I are wearing Alexandra Grecco’s creations she made especially for [...]

Manolo’s Shoe Blog

Manolo the Columnist: Missmadison from Stuart Weitzman 3 September, 2010, 6:23 am
Manolo says, here is the Manolo’s latest column from the Express of the Washington Post Dear Manolo, What is your opinion of office romances? There’s a super cute single guy in my workplace whose attention I wish to attract. At the same time, I need to maintain my professional demeanor. Can you recommend something that is subtly seductive and yet appropriate for work? Maya Manolo says, unlike most of the other so-called “career consultants”, the Manolo is very pro office romance. Yes, there is the strong danger that the affair may go awry leaving you obsessed with the jerky-jerk-face ex-boyfriend whom you will encounter each time you go to the copy machine. Indeed, you may become so obsessed that you could spend all of your time at the office weeping, eating junk food pilfered from the communal refrigerator, and plotting this man’s return to your embrace and/or gruesome death (as the case may be). As you spiral downward, you could begin to confide inappropriate personal romantic details with important clients and janitors, your personal hygiene could suffer, and pajama bottoms might begin to seem like the good choice for professional attire. And, lickity-splitity, you could be out on the street living in the cardboard box, unemployed. But, these dangers, as real as they are, pale in comparison to finding true love, no? Here is the Missmadison from Stuart Weitzman, the scarlet suede pump, that when paired with the dark-colored business attire could get the job done.
Manolo the Columnist: Missmadison from Stuart Weitzman 3 September, 2010, 6:23 am
Manolo says, here is the Manolo’s latest column from the Express of the Washington Post Dear Manolo, What is your opinion of office romances? There’s a super cute single guy in my workplace whose attention I wish to attract. At the same time, I need to maintain my professional demeanor. Can you recommend something that is subtly seductive and yet appropriate for work? Maya Manolo says, unlike most of the other so-called “career consultants”, the Manolo is very pro office romance. Yes, there is the strong danger that the affair may go awry leaving you obsessed with the jerky-jerk-face ex-boyfriend whom you will encounter each time you go to the copy machine. Indeed, you may become so obsessed that you could spend all of your time at the office weeping, eating junk food pilfered from the communal refrigerator, and plotting this man’s return to your embrace and/or gruesome death (as the case may be). As you spiral downward, you could begin to confide inappropriate personal romantic details with important clients and janitors, your personal hygiene could suffer, and pajama bottoms might begin to seem like the good choice for professional attire. And, lickity-splitity, you could be out on the street living in the cardboard box, unemployed. But, these dangers, as real as they are, pale in comparison to finding true love, no? Here is the Missmadison from Stuart Weitzman, the scarlet suede pump, that when paired with the dark-colored business attire could get the job done.
Whose Shoes Wednesday…The Answer! 2 September, 2010, 9:26 am
Manolo asked, whose shoes? Manolo answers, it is the Yoko Ono! Congratulations to the Manolo’s internet friend, the Gemdiva, who was the first to correctly identify this week’s annoyingly annoying personage of note.
Whose Shoes Wednesday…The Answer! 1 September, 2010, 11:19 pm
Manolo asked, whose shoes? Manolo answers, it is the Yoko Ono! Congratulations to the Manolo’s internet friend, the Gemdiva, who was the first to correctly identify this week’s annoyingly annoying personage of note.
The Lady Politicians’ Shoe of Choice 1 September, 2010, 7:04 pm
Manolo says, it is the Kate Spade Wedge! Despite the three-inch wedge heels on her black patent leather shoes, after hours of walking, Ms. Saujani, a former hedge-fund general counsel and a successful political fund-raiser, seemed as calmly cheerful as she did at the outset of the day. Finally, as we returned to her office, I asked: About those shoes? “They’re the Kate Spade wedges,” she said, sagging slightly, as if she had only just then been reminded that she had feet. “They’re these politician-woman shoes.” She had gotten the tip from someone who worked for Hillary Rodham Clinton. They are apparently something of an “it” shoe right now for women in politics: Ms. Saujani said that Kathleen M. Rice, who is running for attorney general, also wore them (a photograph on Ms. Rice’s Facebook page bears that out). The chief of staff for a prominent woman in Congress told me that she, too, religiously relied on her Kate Spade wedge heels (though she spoke on the condition of anonymity because she preferred not to be known for her brand of footwear). “They’re very comfy,” said Annie Mullaly, Ms. Saujani’s finance director. “They’re like Crocs. You’ll see them everywhere once you’ve identified them.” [...] But the Kate Spade wedge heels are not just one candidate’s shoes. They seem to be the shoes of a circle of younger women aspiring to power or already in it, women directly and indirectly passing on to one another ways of navigating the particular challenges of being a woman in the public eye. A woman must look put-together, but not as if she is a slave to fashion; she must look groomed, but never be spotted grooming. That is all well and good if you want to look like the politician, however, if your tastes run to the slightly more aggressive, and you wish perhaps to make the statement on the campaign trail… Allow the Manolo to suggest these over-the-knee Boots from Belle by Sigerson Morrison as being worthy of consideration. With these on your feets, you would not ask for the votes, you would command them! P.S. The Manolo has long been the fan of the Kate Spade shoes, for exactly the reason cited above, they are well-made, reasonably comfortable, and perfectly suitable for the working girl.
The Lady Politicians’ Shoe of Choice 1 September, 2010, 7:04 pm
Manolo says, it is the Kate Spade Wedge! Despite the three-inch wedge heels on her black patent leather shoes, after hours of walking, Ms. Saujani, a former hedge-fund general counsel and a successful political fund-raiser, seemed as calmly cheerful as she did at the outset of the day. Finally, as we returned to her office, I asked: About those shoes? “They’re the Kate Spade wedges,” she said, sagging slightly, as if she had only just then been reminded that she had feet. “They’re these politician-woman shoes.” She had gotten the tip from someone who worked for Hillary Rodham Clinton. They are apparently something of an “it” shoe right now for women in politics: Ms. Saujani said that Kathleen M. Rice, who is running for attorney general, also wore them (a photograph on Ms. Rice’s Facebook page bears that out). The chief of staff for a prominent woman in Congress told me that she, too, religiously relied on her Kate Spade wedge heels (though she spoke on the condition of anonymity because she preferred not to be known for her brand of footwear). “They’re very comfy,” said Annie Mullaly, Ms. Saujani’s finance director. “They’re like Crocs. You’ll see them everywhere once you’ve identified them.” [...] But the Kate Spade wedge heels are not just one candidate’s shoes. They seem to be the shoes of a circle of younger women aspiring to power or already in it, women directly and indirectly passing on to one another ways of navigating the particular challenges of being a woman in the public eye. A woman must look put-together, but not as if she is a slave to fashion; she must look groomed, but never be spotted grooming. That is all well and good if you want to look like the politician, however, if your tastes run to the slightly more aggressive, and you wish perhaps to make the statement on the campaign trail… Allow the Manolo to suggest these over-the-knee Boots from Belle by Sigerson Morrison as being worthy of consideration. With these on your feets, you would not ask for the votes, you would command them! P.S. The Manolo has long been the fan of the Kate Spade shoes, for exactly the reason cited above, they are well-made, reasonably comfortable, and perfectly suitable for the working girl.
The Emmys: Special Older Lady Pantsuit Edition! 1 September, 2010, 6:26 pm
Manolo says, among the trends the Manolo detected at the Awards of the Emmys last evening was the older lady pantsuit! Ann-Margaret in Black! Sharon Gless in white! Cindy Lauper…might the Manolo make the suggestion?
The Emmys: Special Letting Yourself Go Edition! 1 September, 2010, 6:26 pm
Manolo says, among the trends the Manolo detected at the Awards of the Emmys last evening was the peoples who’ve decided to just say “the Hell with it.” Krya Sedgwick reports that Louis Licari was was all booked up. Well, at least the Beau Bridges dyed his eyebrows. No pre-awards show purging for the Rita Wilson.
Best Dressed at the Emmys: The Manolo’s List 1 September, 2010, 6:26 pm
Manolo says, here are the Manolo’s favorites from the Carpet of Red from the last evening. Susan Sarandon… This is the lovely, restrained, classic black gown, with the proper amount of glamour, and unlike many of her most recent outfits, does not display her magnficent Sofia-Lorenesque bosom overly much in the vulgar manner. . Emily Deschanel… Few are the times the Manolo can recall bangs working for such the august occasion, but here they go marvelously with Emily Deschanel’s tiered purple gown. The look is fun without being silly. . Kim Kardashian.. It is too bad she and her family are such awful, grasping people, because she is undeniably beautiful, and her Cleopatra-esque dress is perfectly suited to her coloration and features. Gorgeous. . Lea Michele… Ayyyy! This is perhaps the Manolo’s favorite of the entire evening. This is all about proportion, femininity, and exactly the correct accessorizing and hair. This is the prime example of how the great outfit can completely transform someone into utterly super fantastic!
Glitter Brogues from Marc Jacobs 1 September, 2010, 6:26 pm
Manolo says, there is only one proper response to shoes this fabulous… Hand the Manolo down his walking cane… “So much rhythm, grace and debonair from one man…”

Go Fug Yourself

Fugs and Pieces: September 3rd 3 September, 2010, 4:30 pm
First and foremost, thanks for a great week, Fug Nation! Between the Emmys and Yesterday: The Most Hallowed Day of Our Lives: 90210 Day, it was a wonderful way to wrap up summer 2010. On that note, because Monday is...
Lemondrop.com: The Emmy Fog Has Lifted -- The Fug Girls Tally the Final Score 3 September, 2010, 4:00 pm
Last week for Lemondrop, we predicted who would look awesome, and who would...you know. Not. This week? We see how we did. (Hint. We've done better.)She looked: great. Glowing skin, soft hair, and perfect makeup set off a beige dress...
California Fuugs 3 September, 2010, 3:00 pm
This is undeniably awful and yet it totally amuses me:I mean, her t-shirt has tails. It says, 'HAPPY" on it. She's wearing Cher Horowitz knee socks, and pirate boots. She has purple and burgundy hair extensions clipped into her hair....
Days of Our Fugs 3 September, 2010, 2:00 pm
Taylor Spreitler here used to be on Days, and is currently on Melissa & Joey -- which...I kind of can't believe is actually real -- and she is very cute indeed. Apparently her character is named "Lennox Scanlon," which is...
Fuge 3 September, 2010, 1:00 pm
Huge just finished its first season on ABC Family, and I hope it comes back for more. That show turned out to be one of my favorites of the summer -- very honest, very sweet, very familiar, and much better...
Fug or Fab: Natalie Portman 3 September, 2010, 12:00 pm
I already made a magician's assistant joke today with regard to Taylor Momsen. Now I wish I'd saved it:[Photo: WENN.com]As unusual and pretty as some aspects of this gown are, I can't help expecting Natalie to go up on-stage in...
Gossip Girl: You Know You Fug Me 3 September, 2010, 11:00 am
Is it sad that I consider this a victory?[Photo: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com]Yes, Taylor Momsen looks like a magician's assistant at a really cheap back-alley nightclub called Shazam. However, her makeup is like a breath of fresh air compared to the heavy-tread tires...
Fugchete/Unfug It Up: Jessica Alba 3 September, 2010, 10:00 am
I love this photo. In the background, you see Freida Pinto, looking gleaming and smooth and perfect, and then there's Jessica Alba, who can't help but look disheveled by comparison and appears to be (in a trick of the angle)...
Emmy Awards Best and Worst Dressed: You Decide 3 September, 2010, 9:00 am
We've thrown a lot of Emmy attendees at you in the past few days, and we know you must have thoughts about which one of them shone the brightest, and which one lagged in the deepest depths of tragic fuggery....
Fug the Date X: 9/02/10 2 September, 2010, 5:00 pm
Thank you for coming along with us on this journey through the glories of Beverly Hills 90210 on this most holy of days -- a day that literally came but once in our lifetime. Okay, twice, if you happened to...

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CARTAGENA - maría la palenquera, san diego plaza, 09/03/10 3 September, 2010, 6:51 pm
ISTANBUL - ilgin, fashion week, 08/27/10 2 September, 2010, 9:16 am
COPENHAGEN - anne, fashion week ss 11, 08/12/10 31 August, 2010, 7:42 am
I've posted all my photos of Istanbul Fashion Week on my visual diary.
ISTANBUL - fashion week bonus, 08/25-28/10 30 August, 2010, 7:10 am
The photos of the 3 first days of IFW are up on my visual diary.
ISTANBUL - melis, fashion week, 08/26/10 29 August, 2010, 6:39 am
ISTANBUL - dilay, fashion week, 08/27/10 28 August, 2010, 3:38 am
ISTANBUL - ayca, fashion week, 08/26/10 27 August, 2010, 3:29 am
ISTANBUL - sellen, dice kayek exhibition opening, 08/25/10 26 August, 2010, 1:01 am
STOCKHOLM - lotte & frida, fashion week ss 11, 08/16-17/10 24 August, 2010, 3:19 am
The photos of my entire stay in Stockholm are up on my visual diary.
STOCKHOLM - all in black, fashion week ss 11, 08/16-18/10 23 August, 2010, 4:40 am
Check out my photos of the two first days of Stockholm Fashion Week on my visual diary.

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