Showing posts with label women's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's. Show all posts

20090813

20090530

Mona & Holly





































Check out more images of the fabulous spring collection from Mona & Holly here.

20090326

Sunday's Best

I absolutely love these pieces from Sunday's Best. Like, obscenely.



20090313

Toast

Every time I look at photos over at Toast, I get this fantasy of moving into a barn in the country somewhere, with latte-mornings and rocking chair sunsets.








20090205

20090126

Hopeless

Hopeless "make[s] luxurious sleepwear and lingerie for women who love vintage styling and meticulously constructed garments. Much of the sewing is hand-finished, using techniques to ensure the longevity of each piece." That's something I can get on board with!





See more Hopeless lingerie here.

20090107

Heimstone

Aaaah, rock on, I love the Heimstone Spring/Summer '09 line.





The Heimstone girl is cool and edgy. But she likes comfort, like the pockets in our dresses. She can wear a Heimstone dress during the day with boots and then change to heels and be ready for the evening. The girl we design for would rather be too formal than too casual.
If this sounds like you, you've found your match in Heimstone. You can read a great article (where this quotation is from) about the label here.

20081031

love, church & state

Beautiful, simple, and elegant. Awesome.





20081023

Etsy Love: Rose la Biche

Holy crap! I love these beautiful, simple (and very comfortable-looking!) pieces from Rose La Biche.






20080912

The Sartorialist: Perfect!

I love this. I love how wonky her umbrella is and how dirty her shoes are, and that her dress is perfectly white and well-draped. 




Via The Sartorialist

NYC Fashion Week: Anna Sui

In my opinion, Anna Sui's entire collection was campy, plain (bright prints and colors don't make boring styles exciting. Sorry!), and outdated.

Except, maybe, for this:



NYC Fashion Week: Zac Posen






NYC Fashion Week: Narcisso Rodriguez