Sunday, February 22, 2009

Have to Have it...

I woke up today with the deepest desire to find myself a sequined black/purple/white (or almost any other colour) mini skirt...I'm going to scour every vintage store in downtown Toronto until I find what I'm looking for. If you happen to see it online let me know, I won't rest until I find it.

NY Fashion Week: Last But Not Least

The shows are over but we will see the trends again in the fall. Look out for the Brilliant Blues and Purples,and the Burnt Oranges and Yellows. Here are my last picks...

Anna Sui

Anna Sui

Carolina Herrera

Chris Benz

Lorick

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

NY Fashion Week Update II

Today's top three: It's a tie between Marc by Marc Jacobs, and Matthew Williamson, followed by Badgley Mischka. Okay so I was enthralled by the Marc by Marc Jacobs collection, and I wish I had a closet full of Mattew Williamson.
I'm totally coveting this Matthew Williamson Tunic, the embellishment is reminiscent of Pre-Columbian Perfection!

Marc by Marc Jacobs went heavy on the belts and the stockings, I absolutely adore this skirt and the way the sweater, belt, scarf, tights, hat and boots work with it is just perfection.

This Badgley Mischka is the formal dress of my dreams.

Desoliel Diesel =(

So I like the disheveled look, when it's done right! Browsing the photos from the Diesel Black Gold collection I just couldn't get it, for a pret a port line this collection had homeless written all over it rather than vagabond.Immediately below is what I didn't like.





















There were few redemptions to speak of, but I'll let you see those too.













Are we thinking the same thing? Where is the Cohesion, some pieces look so beautiful and others fall below the waist.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

NY Fashion Week Update

NY Fashion Week is here and The runways are hot...I've chosen my top ten Fall 2009 Collections so far...

































































































































































































































































for more on these collections check out nymag.com