I have been looking for this photoshoot for forever! Sasha Pivovarova recreated her wedding for Vogue last June and I love the glamour of it. The close up of Sasha’s eyes peering over flowers is one of my favorites ever. I hope you enjoy as much as I did.
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editorial: freezing allure lara stone by willy vanderpere for vogue china december 2010 via smile also seen on {a glamorous little side project}
More of Lara here…
I’m a fan of Emma Watson’s. She seems to have a good head on her shoulders and has grown up to be lovely young woman. Plus I love the pixie cut. If I were contractually obligated not to cut my hair, I’d probably chop it too.
Emma Watson by Mario Testino for UK Vogue December 2010 via FGR
Holiday-wear. If you lived down under. Or if you do not care about the elements, which sounds more like me. Wearing a gorgeous dress with galoshes is totally my steez.
Vogue AU Dec 2010. Photographed by Carlotta Moye with fashion editor Victoria Collison. Featured models are: Dasha, Rose, Christina Carey, Christopher James, Damien Suschetet, Jack Vanderhart, Sebastian Correy-Combs and Ben Waddell.
I love that last shot.
Vogue Germany September 2010
Claudia Indlekofer & Stefan Knoepfel are the photographers and the models are: Ylonka Verheul, Melissa Tammerijn & Marlena Szoka. The fashion editor is Nicola Knels via Dustjacket Attic
I don’t always love Anne Hathaway but I have to admit she is quite lovely. I enjoy her best when she embraces the princess type she has been avoiding since Ella Enchanted. Ballgowns and up-swept hair are very befitting on her.
Anne Hathaway featured in November 10 Vogue via Haute Design & SassiSam
Mine eyes have seen the glory of a well-dressed man. This spin on the battle hymn of the republic keeps playing in my head. It’s so true. I think a lot of women might protest that they “don’t want a prissy guy”, or they are turned off by the idea of a beau that spends more than them on pants or accessories, they may even be fearful that a man’s pride in the way he looks could signify something effeminate.
Ladies, I dare to disagree. Think Justin Timberlake or Jude Law, think Robert Pattinson and Joshua Jackson, even call Dwayne Wade to mind. My bf calls Mr. Wade the best dressed man in sports. While there is a fine line between Chuck Bass’ ascots and a well-tailored three-piece suit…a guy who knows what fits, knows where to shop and (heaven-forbid) knows when he looks good is truly valuable. See these best dressed men galleries from Vogue, Esquire, GQ UK , GQ Men of Style and GQ’s most stylish.
I’m not just talking about formal-wear. I’m addressing the whole wardrobe. I always tell my boyfriend we need to “look like we’re going to the same place” and that doesn’t mean we need to match. This whole tirade actually started because I found some AMAZING online shops for men. I’ll go ahead and share those now…
Fine & Dandy has accessories and shoes of all kinds at phenomenal prices. (under $50 for all bowties and ties)
Bonobos has clothing and shoes, all available to be tailored and very affordable.
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
The Window Shopper 