Photographer: Willy Vanderperre
Stylist: Nicoletta Santoro
Source: Vogue China
Friday, February 25, 2011
Inspiration Now: Child in Time
Photographer: Willy Vanderperre
Stylist: Nicoletta Santoro
Source: Vogue China
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Style Icon of the Moment: Olivia Palermo
I met her the other day at Markus Lupfer's Fall 2011 presentation at the Sanderson Hotel. She was such a darling....and beyond beautiful.
The style of hers is Impeccable.
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alice
(all images from her thread on TFS)
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Love of Today: Tory Burch Fall 2011 Collection
Tweed, Wool and Silk Heaven!Pretty Cool! Ready for Anything Anytime.
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alice
(images from Vogue.com)
Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Love of Today: TOUS
and its Valentines Collection is my love of now:) For your wife/ girlfriend, husband/ boyfriend, mother, sister, brother, friend....whomever happens to be a love of yours is Valentines Celebration time in my world.
Here are a couple of Lovely things from TOUS.
Any questions, please contact lovely Hanna at Hanna Liska Pr.
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alice
Monday, February 7, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Hallelujah!!!
I can not Agree More here. Bridget Foley excerpts of her article in Women's Wear Daily " The Weighting Blame":
"....Despite the best intentions of industry educational initiatives concerning early warning signs, among the bounty of people with whom models come in contact during the course of their work — designers, photographers, stylists, editors, hair and makeup artists, agency executives and bookers, the assistants to all of the above and on and on — who are truly equipped to make sound judgments, at least before a case reaches the obvious-to-all crisis point? These people are not medical personnel, psychologists, social workers or hall wardens. Their primary job is, well, their primary job — getting the show staged or shoot completed as exquisitely as possible; expecting them to be confident, accurate monitors of whom among the skinny girls is too skinny is asking too much.
....Parents who are raising or have raised teenagers know it’s a challenge. That’s with your own kids, over whom you ostensibly have some control. To expect the fashion industry to function in loco parentis to legions of pretty, lanky adolescents who have been released by their parents into the care of twentysomething bookers, and who, once so released, can probably be trusted to act like teenagers, which is to say at least sometimes engage in behavior of which adults might not approve and might be dangerous — especially in such un-fun, nothing-to-do places as New York and Paris — is absurd. So, too, is the suggestion that the industry is primarily responsible when tragedy strikes."
A thought. A Thought that I agree on quite strongly. I love Madame Foley.
The whole article to be read HERE!
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alice
"....Despite the best intentions of industry educational initiatives concerning early warning signs, among the bounty of people with whom models come in contact during the course of their work — designers, photographers, stylists, editors, hair and makeup artists, agency executives and bookers, the assistants to all of the above and on and on — who are truly equipped to make sound judgments, at least before a case reaches the obvious-to-all crisis point? These people are not medical personnel, psychologists, social workers or hall wardens. Their primary job is, well, their primary job — getting the show staged or shoot completed as exquisitely as possible; expecting them to be confident, accurate monitors of whom among the skinny girls is too skinny is asking too much.
....Parents who are raising or have raised teenagers know it’s a challenge. That’s with your own kids, over whom you ostensibly have some control. To expect the fashion industry to function in loco parentis to legions of pretty, lanky adolescents who have been released by their parents into the care of twentysomething bookers, and who, once so released, can probably be trusted to act like teenagers, which is to say at least sometimes engage in behavior of which adults might not approve and might be dangerous — especially in such un-fun, nothing-to-do places as New York and Paris — is absurd. So, too, is the suggestion that the industry is primarily responsible when tragedy strikes."
A thought. A Thought that I agree on quite strongly. I love Madame Foley.
The whole article to be read HERE!
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alice
Saturday, January 29, 2011
My Inspiration Board for Today January 29th 2011
My EVER first created collage in Photoshop:) So Proud over myself if I may say so!!!! Please don't judge, this was just an experiment (while learning) that I'd like to share with you all. I sort of like the color combination.
Click on image for a bigger size of it.
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alice
Friday, January 21, 2011
Inspiration Now: Emmanuelle Alt
The new EIC of French Vogue:)!!! Here is a sample of my Favorite Works of hers.
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alice
(All images from TFS)
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