Taken from http://www.style.com/ So I decided to do my routine set of screen prints of all the Looks that I like to... I like anything thats clean, pristine in colour or angular. As well as strong contrasts and this one look pretty much embodies those attributes. I love this style of potography that put more emphasis on the clothese themslves rather than an environment to reflect the clothes. Well....someties anyway. The side parting which I read earlier today is actually the new trend. The white blazer could actually be detachable although I very much doubt it is. I like this look for pretty much the same reasons as the previous one. It's very definite can i say? The vertical pleats between the leopard print on the skirt adds to the modernity of the look. Im not sure modernity is a word but y'all know what I mean. The shoes are actually really nice too, it's hard to really describe the style as it's not a big enough pictures but that's something for me to rememer for next time! Angular + Clean Lines The shoes could very commercial but the price tag will most likely offend high-street shoppers. I don't know the price if you thought I might do. Look it up yourselves I ain't tryna buy them. and finally a photgraph from a Miu Miu campaign taken by Mert & Marcus for FW 2010 |
Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Daphne Groenveld/Givenchy Resort 2011
As I was perusing through Style.Com for new designers, collections and general inspiration I cam across a look by Givenchy that was only thumbnail sized picture but nevertheless caught my attention becasue of it silhouette and bold colour. Having clicked on the picture I got the option to -view as slideshow- which of course I did but before I could take a closer look at the 1st piece of the collection I was taken back by the model's face. Blonde, slighty sticky out ears, gorgeous complexion and pouty lips!
Miss Groenveld would be our lady in yellow on the right. very unique top lip...that's not a normal comment is it but look.
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