Ring a ring a rosey, a pocketful of poesy....
Who knows the designer of this dress? please don't tell me its vintage ill cry haha, i want want want need need need need crave crave crave...help?
Sstreetstyle Sydney Australia by Garancedore and The Satorialist
Garancedore and The Satorialist is on Australia's shores for Sydney fashion week, all the way from France. When i first started looking down her page of new posts i was like wow these pics awseome, they are all dressed so amazing, and then looking closer before reading i realised it was all shots taken in Syd :) Yay i miss that place and i havn't even been gone 3 months yet, sigh!
Just quietly, im amazed that someone was in this Wang sweater-its rare to find streetstyle like this in Aus, and that guys pink/salmon wool jumper, im 99% sure it would have to be vintage! And the missoni dress-oh-mi-oh-my
Angel Day
Too good to be true i say! so beautiful, so perfect
Magazine: Vogue Russia (May 2009)
Editorial: День ангела (Angel Day)
Photographer: Matt Irwin
Models: Abbey Lee Kershaw, Doutzen Kroes, Angela Lindvall, Lara Stone, Carmen Kass, Sessilee Lopez, Julia Stegner, Candice Swanepoel & Maryna Linchuk.
Alessandra for NUMERO TOKYO MAY
I love the green body con dress, just what im after for this we, except there is literally nothing in the shops atm, i hate inbetween seasons!
Magazine: Numéro Tokyo (May 2009)
Editorial: The Girl From Ipanema
Photographer: Jannis Tsipoulanis
Model: Alessandra Ambrosio
Alessandra and WILDFOX
Alessandra Ambrosio loves wildfox! Remember that amazing collection i recently posted? to tired to link it tonight, but the Victoria Secret Angel is a huge fan! Spotted at the Airport as well as Coachella in WILDFOX, she works it all so effortlessly well...ahh why does she look so good, seriously, she's just had a baby, i want to swap bodies!
RAFW- Day 2- Zimmermann
S/S 2009-2010 RAFW: Zimmermann
Although not every piece from this collection would suit my style i did for the most part enjoy the entire range. Lots of florals, clean clear cut shapes, very chic, feminine, stylish look mixed in with a fresh colour pallette. And i loved the swimsuits! I've always held Zimmermann at the top of the list for swimwear and these full pieces are amazing, with detailed braids- oh my-especially loving the purple one :)
RAFW DAY 2: Dion Lee
S/S 2009-2010: Dion Lee
"There were more than a few tears backstage at Dion Lee’s first solo show, and they weren’t just coming from the eyes of a 23-year-old designer overwhelmed by congratulations and praise. Fresh out of East Sydney TAFE with a collection that would sit up straight next to a Roland Mouret or Hussein Chalayan on the international fashion-week schedule. With his scalpel-sharp, almost futuristic lines — today inspired by “crushed car sculptures”, fittingly presented within a Kings Cross car park — Lee’s precision-tailored aesthetic was spot-on. His almost razored blazers, crisp cotton shirting and streamlined dresses were expertly manipulated by complicated folds and twists, some fused with plastic-covered chain, while others were unexpectedly spliced with transparent organza. But what was most remarkable about this collection was that it was as directional as it was digestible from a sales perspective. The cuts in Lee’s tuxedo dresses were perfectly placed for modesty, while a standout pair of blush pink (yes, it’s one of the week’s biggest colour stories) chiffon had smart shorts sewn in underneath." - I couldn't have said it better myself, Aus Harpers Bazaar fashion editor has critiqued it to a tee, im obsessed with Dion's range simply because of all the reasons above :)
"There were more than a few tears backstage at Dion Lee’s first solo show, and they weren’t just coming from the eyes of a 23-year-old designer overwhelmed by congratulations and praise. Fresh out of East Sydney TAFE with a collection that would sit up straight next to a Roland Mouret or Hussein Chalayan on the international fashion-week schedule. With his scalpel-sharp, almost futuristic lines — today inspired by “crushed car sculptures”, fittingly presented within a Kings Cross car park — Lee’s precision-tailored aesthetic was spot-on. His almost razored blazers, crisp cotton shirting and streamlined dresses were expertly manipulated by complicated folds and twists, some fused with plastic-covered chain, while others were unexpectedly spliced with transparent organza. But what was most remarkable about this collection was that it was as directional as it was digestible from a sales perspective. The cuts in Lee’s tuxedo dresses were perfectly placed for modesty, while a standout pair of blush pink (yes, it’s one of the week’s biggest colour stories) chiffon had smart shorts sewn in underneath." - I couldn't have said it better myself, Aus Harpers Bazaar fashion editor has critiqued it to a tee, im obsessed with Dion's range simply because of all the reasons above :)
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