Showing posts with label Anya Hindmarch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anya Hindmarch. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
C'est un jardin extraordinaire
Giverny is famous thanks to Monet, who happens to be my favorite impressionist. Now, I admit that my outfit is not very colorful for such a beautiful garden, but when I created this outfit, the weather in Giverny was cold and gray. The coat and umbrella do add some light to the outfit.
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Anya Hindmarch,
COUP DE CHANCE,
envylook,
fashion,
france,
Gaspard Yurkievich,
KAOS,
Marc by Marc Jacobs,
Plenty by Tracy Reese,
polyvore,
style,
엔비룩,
ビーズスクエアへアゴム
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Der Walzer
Two locations for today: the Opera Ball and the Hotel Imperial, both in Vienna. Women must wear floor-lenght gowns, hence why I created this look around a Dior floor-lenght gown. The rabbit fur jacket is there because the event takes place during the Carnival, which is in winter, so one needs to be warm when walking from the car to the interior of the Opera and vice-versa. The accessories and the shoes were chosen because I thought they complemented the dress perfectly.
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Anya Hindmarch,
austria,
Christian Dior,
Christian Louboutin,
fashion,
Matthew Williamson,
polyvore,
style
Friday, 7 September 2012
Bregenzer Festspiele
I went for a simple elegant look for this austrian festival famous for it's floating scene on the Bodensee, seen in both pictures. Even if the festival is in summer, I added a blazer because most shows are probably in the evening and it's always more chilly near a large body of water. The metallic shoes are to go with the season, as I felt black shoes would look too heavy for the summer season.
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Anya Hindmarch,
austria,
Brian Atwood,
Dorothy Perkins,
fashion,
Joie,
Noemi Klein,
polyvore,
Satomi Kawakita,
style
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
レストラン
Another restaurant... I'm really starting to think that Patricia Schultz should have written "1000 Restaurants and Hotels To See Before You Die"instead of "1000 Places To See Before You Die". Anyway, at least this two Michelin star restaurant inspired me to create a sophisticated and metallic look. The only item that doesn't look metallic are the nude pumps. I simply did not want to over do it with the shiny and the metallic.
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Anya Hindmarch,
Barbara Tfank,
fashion,
ireland,
Kate Spade,
L.K.Bennett,
polyvore,
style
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