She makes it look so easy! I’m having some trouble transitioning from Summer to Autumn (as said here). I love boots and coats but am not ready for trousers! I’m also realizing my dress collection feels too summery to be worn with tights. But I’m inspired, nonetheless. I hope you are too. Still on the hunt for affordable over-the-knee boots.
Valeria Garcia by Arthur Elgort, Glamour 08 via the always inspirational DustJacket Attic
I really find her so distasteful on The City. Her self-absorption is on a whole new level, but I have to believe she is playing a part for MTV. Either way, the girl knows how to dress and she ALWAYS looks totally put together, polished and all-around fantastic. Even I can admit that…
I love everything about this editorial. The jewelry, the hair, the dresses, the backdrop…
Inguna Butane was photographed by James Macari for Vogue Espana Dec 07 via DustJacket Attic
Leigh Lezark Instyle UK September 2010 via Aubrey Road
All of these gorgeous clothes are quite out of my price range but I love the textures and structures. Feminine silhouettes with structured shoulders and small details…sigh.
via Net-a-Porter
As someone who loves clothes, getting dressed and all-things-fashion…I still find myself confused as the colder weather moves in. I want my look to say “Fall” but I have trouble putting that look together. I tend to gravitate towards layers of black until I get my winter sea-legs, and really throughout the chilly months. You can’t go wrong with black and you can infuse the same outfit, time after time, with colorful shoes, scarves and jewels.
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This girl makes me want to not have eyebrows.
Lara Stone by Alistair McLellan for Vogue UK November 2010 via Dress, Design and Decor
I’m hoping there are a few more sunny, warm occasions left for day-dresses and sun-kissed skin…
Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott for Vogue US 04 featuring Natalia Vodianova via Dustjacket Attic.
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