sweet

Mystery Jets - Bleeding Love (Leona Lewis Cover)

temperley autumn winter 09/10

-OFFICIAL- Temperley London's "Empress of the Orient" from Starworks Digital on Vimeo.

Digital Runway featuring Temperley London's Autumn/Winter 2009 Collection. To view Photos of the Collection, go to: http://www.starworksny.com/temperley/microsite/installationvideo.html

betsy walton

love betsy walton's work. the contrast of the colors that go neon to dark, and her attention to detail is amazing. If you stare at the pieces you notice so many layers and shapes and tiny thin lines.

check it out at morningcraft.com

pretty red things

miumiu 09 by Mert and Marcus
and emily/zooey from not sure where

say hello to the next haircut.

i like this postcard for some reason

not that i've ever felt these feelings.


from post secret

After actually watching the oscars, and for the most part, enjoying them, I've realized I need to see a few movies.
Rachel Getting Married, Slumdog Millionaire, The Wrestler - these have all been on my list, but now I will make the effort to see them this week. It's better use of my time than going out.

My alone-time anxieties have begun to flare up which means its time for operation make-myself-busy. this can easily be done with many movies and books I'm in the middle of reading.

Got this book:
and it's pretty much adorable and interesting. It has definitely given me some ideas for La Pisette.

Nothing much else to say, except that this song feel right.
Rogue Wave - Everyday (Buddy Holy Cover)

models are so awkward but i love it

Purple #11 from Purple Magazine on Vimeo.

this must be the dress,

from the Halston video.


LOVE.

asics film

this is a big long, but the origami in desaturated colors is nice to look at.


Origami In the Pursuit of Perfection from MABONA ORIGAMI on Vimeo.

mko for interview magazine

The bleached white eyebrows and hair make her look unrecognizably elfin.

i will find a way to get these

no time to do a proper post but...

holy yellow crushed velvet, i'm in love.

marc f09

shoes @ band of outsiders

erin fetherston f09

Finally Erin! You gave us something we can wear! Erin Fetherston's eponymous line has remained on the radar for the past few years, (she has a Target capsule collection under her belt as well) but she seems to always skim the surface as far as cred goes. Not that her clothes aren't well-made or well-liked, it's just that, well, they aren't always the most wearable. And we aren't talking wearability in the way that Gareth Pugh isn't wearable - these weren't futuristic or avant-garde designs she threw at us - instead Erin offered baby doll dresses, BOWS! and FLOWERS! So many of these things that, well, I personally could neverjustify the price tags to look like a life-sized cupcake.

All bashing aside, this year, Erin has finally designed a collection that may still have bows, but this time they are on model's heads (where they belong). Reminiscent of Miu Miu 08 (remember the Kirsten Dunst ads) the color palette was predominently jewel toned (though not so harlequin), and not all of the doll was gone - the clothes were every bit as playful as Fetherston's previous collections. But this time, Erin's dolls went dark. The show transitioned from jewel-toned burgundy to black to light, and I preferred the darker looks to the metallic lilacs and cremes - they are just more loft-party, and less tea-party.

And maybe I lied, there were still plenty of bows, but they were easier to choke down this time paired with tiny quilted leather jackets and blood-stained lips. Overall, I think Ms. Fetherston redeemed herself from the unicorns-and-fairy fantasy wonderland she seems to exist in to offer a wearable, sexy, and luxe collection. Better start saving up for fall...