i’m all for things that are a little over the top. it’s no secret that fashion has been borrowing heavily from punk for some time. good or bad? it is what it is, i guess. i’m not really sure that delfina delettrez fendi or damien hirst had that in mind when creating either of these [...]
the kills played here last night. sadly, we were not there. but just for fun, here’s this photo i love of jamie from hedi slimane’s diary.
a girl can’t obsess about all fashion all the time. when i need a change of pace from planning my ideal wardrobe, i start on decorating my fantasy abode. here are a few of my favorite chair options. from left to right: the warren platner armchair, the brilliant chair by robby e francesca cantarutti, the [...]
when planning outfits, i tend to start with accessories and go from there. these kurt geiger heels and this fabulous mcqueen bag would make any outfit look amazing. i think this combo would be perfect for a big job interview with a black pencil skirt and maybe westwood-ish blazer. or you could go low key [...]
we saw morrissey last night! first time for both of us. i’ve been meaning to see him forever, and he put on a good show. he looked and sounded great, and had no less than four outfit changes, starting out in a tux. sadly, no cameras were allowed, but i thought this classic pic was [...]
this editorial is already making the rounds, and with good reason. these are the most striking fashion photos i’ve seen in a while. from the april vogue china, shot by solve sundsbo. see the rest on fotodecadent.
saw these silver converse by john varvatos in the barney’s coop mailer this week and became torn. i love them, but seems like something i should attempt to diy first. maybe i’ll find time for that this weekend.
erwin blumenfeld was a german born photographer who took pictures his entire life, but only began fashion photography shortly before his fortieth birthday. he worked with vogue, harper’s bazaar and did advertising images for a number of major brands. these images are from the 30s and 40s when he was focused on exploring abstraction and [...]