Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 08, 2011

Monday, November 29, 2010


An over-the-knee skirt worn high on the waist maker such a lovely silhouette, no?

Saturday, February 06, 2010

sheer heart attack




I realize these are old news amongst fashion lovers, but I feel they deserve a place on every blog there is.
In all honesty, the Armadillo shoe is vile. And by saying vile, I mean exactly that-extremely unpleasant. I get scared and anxious just by looking them.
I do, however, give him credit for an out-of-space idea, and for having the nerve (who else if not him?) to put them out.
And another thing. The other day I was watching a video of a Dior haute couture S/S 10 show- it was spectacular- and I felt that the models are some what insecure of walking. It was strange, because they were no rookies, and still they gave the impression of walking on egg shells. The shoes didn't even look hard to handle (doesn't mean they weren't).

Soooo I was amazed how gracefully McQueen's models walked in Armadillos. They must be very well made!

Like it or not, these shoes have made it into history books. They're iconic.













P.S. compared to Armadillos the blue ones look like jour every day shoes, no ? :)

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

80s vs 70s







80s






70s

The silhouette is shifting. Mr. Tommy Ton said so himself.

(source: Jak & Jil Blog)

Thursday, June 04, 2009

H&M trends?!


If this will EVER be available in H&M, I'll eat my leg of, that's for sure! I would love it though, but they seem to always use the cheapest fabrics out there, and so most of the pieces they offer, tend to look trashy. And I mean that in the worst possible way. Currently H&Ms in Slovenia are selling the Matthiew Williamson collection... I must say I was quite happy to hear that they'll be cooperating. I thought I could use a few colorful and printed pieces, but it just didn't work out for me as I had planed.

He was supposed to use his best 0r favorite designs for the H&M collection, and that he didi, but again, the fabrics are just horrible! Everything looks really nice on photos, but when I actually saw the pieces, I was disappointed beyond words, and I ended up buying a men's hoodie.
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