Going to a birthday party i designed and made this purse for maryann’s(my bf’s lovely mom) birthday and i hope she likes it we’ll see!!

-h

treee:

weariendandyoubegin, lebigt

Those @prabalgurung SS12 bleeding metallic purple pants are an editorial delight, as seen here in @VogueMexico on @constancejab.

Yesterday, we were posting about Givenchy Haute Couture spring 2012 and how Riccardo Tisci was influenced by the movie Metropolis.

My dad saw my blog and came home from work( in wilmingon DE) to tell me that the Dupont Theatre is putting on a production of metropolis this april! we can’t wait to go see it and check out the modern interpretation. you can get more info HERE, and if you are in the tri-state area, you should come out and see it , we will def be there!

-givenchy ss 2012 couture via gogle images

-h

CUTE! fake besties!

Chloe Moretz and Blake lively for Jason Wu Target

iggy iggy illy illy

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someone come do this to my hair pls

-holly

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Another Detail pic from Givenchy’s Spring 2012 haute couture collection

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Submitted!

awesome headpeice

Jewelry | Sofiyani LA [ShopSoLaOnline.com]

lorettalaurenjean:

Lauren Marie Young for PACSUN! 
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thepulpgirls:

why yes it’s a jean jacket adorned with crushed velvet. basically all you need.

There may have been plenty of people applauding Jean Paul Gaultier for his couture tribute to Amy Winehouse this week, but there was one person in particular who didn’t like it at all — Mitch Winehouse.

Amy’s dad tweeted the day after the show:

“We don’t support the Jean Paul Galtier collection. It’s in bad taste. Mitch”

-cocoperez

Excuse the understatement here, but clearly this isn’t the easiest inspiration to parlay into a fashion show in a way that felt meaningful, respectful, and still managed to retain some of the confrontational and, frankly, gallows humor that Winehouse applied to her own life and fame. Gaultier got away with it for a few reasons, namely because the designer has always referenced iconoclastic pop cultural figures in his work with affection, and this show was no exception—plus, he had the genius idea to have the sound track (provided by an a cappella quartet) stripped of any Winehouse vocal until the very end, for a brief moment. That served as a fitting tribute, a reminder of an absence much greater than that of her voice at a fashion show.-Mark Holgate at VOGUE.com

what do you  think?

haha.

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