My friend Courtney (R) and I did an impromptu photoshoot at the office because we really liked our outfits. Enjoy!
What Courtney’s wearing: Blouse – Francesca’s, Skirt – Ann Taylor, Boots – Vintage
What I’m wearing: Glasses – Icing, Blouse – Vintage, Jumper – Target, Tights – Old Navy, Platforms – Michael Antonio
Photographer: Sarah Kamm
I am in love with these delicate dresses and gorgeous photographs featuring gowns from the Claire La Faye “Dream a little dream” collection and shot by Lavanda Memory. Did I mention the price range is $1,100-$1,600 and they can be found at Lovely in NYC (I’ll be there in two weeks!).
I love this editorial for the lustrous Jessica Stam and her brilliant blonde tresses.
Jessica Stam by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue China January 2011 via FGR
I have been hearing SO MUCH about the Grey Dog vintage boutique housed in a little 1973 Airstream trailer. The teeny mobile holds a wealth of vintage dresses (all tailored to a modern fit), baubles, sunglasses & more. I finally went last week and it was better than I could have imagined. The owner, Molly has a keen eye for items that the trend conscious will enjoy just as much as the vintage-enthusiast. There are new options almost every week and they’re all very reasonably priced. There’s even a mini-fitting room! A must-visit for any stylish Fayetteville girl-about-town!
Currently located on the corner of trenton and college avenue (across from the new skating rink)
tues-fri 10:30-6:30
saturdays 10 – 6
479.595.5942
Images via Grey Dog’s facebook page
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Freja Beha shows us s/s 11 previews.
Freja Beha Erichsen by Patrick Demarchelier – Vogue UK, February 2011 via Oh
I’m into the whole look she has going but I’m particularly attracted to (insanely jealous of) her jewelry. Et tu?
Prim, pretty dresses with feminine shapes combined with glamorous make-up, hair and accessories…ahh to travel like this!
Photographed by Steven Chee in Sydney, styled by Jesse Hart and featuring model Teresa for Shop till you drop AU Jan 2011. Scanned by Dustjacket Attic.
The Window Shopper 
