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BON-beauty
i am infatuated with the tones, fabrications and textures of this styling
beautiful cover~
leopard coat
I've adored this Kate Moss leopard coat look for ages and have been trying and trying to find a suitable copy. Here are a few of my most recent thoughts, from high to low cost:
Priorities (at Bluefly) - $99
Gap - $35
Forever 21 - $28
twiggy
I'm in London at the moment and went to the National Portrait Gallery yesterday to check out the exhibition on Twiggy in celebration of her 60th birthday (practically a national holiday here). There were lots of photographs I'd seen already, of course, but a few I had not and many I had only ever seen in black and white. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the UK.
I also found this while digging around Google Images. Why don't they sell these anymore?!
peekaboo jeans
These jeans are incredible! Maybe the new slashed/destroyed black skinnies? A bit cold for winter though.
Siwy jeans - $242
takin a trip
off to san francisco for the weekend. enjoy this beautiful spread
Boudoir from Marie Claire Italia Oct 09
Boudoir from Marie Claire Italia Oct 09
style clicker - personal style scout
some of my favorite shots from this site. can't believe I just stumbled across it!
the pics are great, and the styles are unique yet spot on
the pics are great, and the styles are unique yet spot on
http://www.styleclicker.net
Mark Fast-please stand up!
"Young Designer Uses 'Normal-Sized' Models at London Fashion Week- Casting Director and Stylist Walk Out"
This is the type of thing that stops me in my tracks and makes me reconsider why I have chosen such a cut throat industry in which to make my career. How could anyone not only feel, but admit to feeling judgmental enough to walk away from their job because of someones weight?
Every time I come up against this type of story I must reassure myself that I have the opportunity to make even the slightest difference.
Each new model, or industry professoinal I work with is someone that I might have the ability to positively influence. I push the art of fashion, and try to counteract the cruelty that often ensues in regards to body image.
I want to applaud Mark Fast for sticking to his own convictions. Certainly it may have been less daunting to go along with the norms set for runway. But instead he held true to his belief that there is a place for every body type within the world of fashion.
Bravo Mark!
style.com- "larger-sized women championed by London's cult leader of skinny, cobwebby knitted dressing? Unlikely but true, and when it came to it, Mark Fast Courageously followed through on his convictions. "A lot of people think it's not appropriate to use plus-size models," he said. "But I met these girls and I loved their charisma. They're just jewels, you know?""
This is the type of thing that stops me in my tracks and makes me reconsider why I have chosen such a cut throat industry in which to make my career. How could anyone not only feel, but admit to feeling judgmental enough to walk away from their job because of someones weight?
Every time I come up against this type of story I must reassure myself that I have the opportunity to make even the slightest difference.
Each new model, or industry professoinal I work with is someone that I might have the ability to positively influence. I push the art of fashion, and try to counteract the cruelty that often ensues in regards to body image.
I want to applaud Mark Fast for sticking to his own convictions. Certainly it may have been less daunting to go along with the norms set for runway. But instead he held true to his belief that there is a place for every body type within the world of fashion.
Bravo Mark!
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