Showing posts with label Fall 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall 2010. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

I Love...

Prada's crochet headbands.

The fashion house featured this look in their Fall '10 fashion show & I LOVE!
How striking is this icy blue? Gorge, right?
I also love how most of them seem to disappear into the massive beehive of hair, like here...
...and here...
...and here... {Love the blonde}
And now take a look at the back. All you need is a super teased beehive pinned up in the back, and this cute little crocheted piece to tuck under the bottom.
{So feeling the textured tights below.}
The whole thing was very 1960's conservative vamp. Lovely. And being the "Jackie-of-All-Trades" that I am *wink wink*, of course I know how to crochet. {of course Dahlin', of course!} I think I might just have to venture into Prada-land and make myself a few of these treats. When I do, I'll be sure to post a pic so you can have a look!
Happy Coveting!

L.P.S.,
Carla

*(Images via style)

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Noir et Blanc





Temperley London Fall 2010.
Love.

L.P.S.,
Carla
*(Images via Elle)

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

I Love You For You

Now that the rush of Fashion Week is behind us, I can refocus my attention on my undeniable, uncontrollable, all consumable love of booties!! So here goes...

"I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am (wearing) you."
- Emily Barrett Browning

Long Live McQueen!

Jimmy Choo $1,195

B&D Landly Cuff $550
House of Harlow 1960 $275

Why the poem and minor "wearing" edit? I watched Sex & the City I (the movie) this weekend and was inspired by Big's poems to Carrie expressing his undieing love. :-)

What boots have stolen your heart?

Contributed by TonyaSE

Photos from Bloomindales.com, Polyvore







Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Rachel Roy's Nomadic Adventure for Fall 2010

Julia was able to capture a few shots from behind the scenes at Rachel Roy, one of our favorite designers. Roy's fall collection was inspired by nomadic adventures of North Africa and their colorful spice markets, mosaic tapestry florals and Moraccan military details.




Rachel describe's her design inspiration




Contributed by Julia DiNardo