diet.starts.tomorrow

c.bailey. burberry prorsum. Pre-fall 2010.

drool drool drool.

i mean, it's not just a trenchcoat.

it's a burberry trenchcoat.

and really, really fitted.

honestly, i don't think the clothes are groundbreaking. 

nothing over the top.

but when they're combined with such ooze and ease of ...something....you look at it and go "now that looks like a million bucks." (or more).

and it's pretty much what i'd love to wear, all the time.

python bag included.

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let's, go, fly a kite!

oh happy day.

a blissful saturday afternoon in dumbo, brooklyn.

beautiful bridges. lots of sun. lots of wind.

then it was off to drinking some wine...in a gondola.

wheeeee.

ditto

I like these all in moments, where I can either see myself in them and also feel fantastically estranged from them—either because they’re too expensive or because I couldn’t possibly find a time/place to wear the garment. So I can dream about a world or a time and place where the fantastic is possible. I find just looking at clothes and images very inspiring.

thanks, style.com.

and thanks, Victoria, of Beach House

that's what he said...

"I don’t find clothes sexy at all.

I find people sexy, and I find personalities fascinating and sexy and appealing and charming. So a sexy girl wrapped in a sheet is a sexy girl, and an un-sexy girl in a low-cut dress is still an un-sexy girl."

:marc jacobs::

3.23.10

7-up!

intelligence.
power.
strength.
wit.

color.

romance.

textured duality.

concepts of the Fall 2010 woman. 

per Lanvin, YSL, Marni, Dries, and Balmain of Paris fashion week.

party in the back

tsumori chisato. fall 2010. circus.

every piece is a work of art. from head to stocking to shoe, it's less about uniformity, more about brilliant variation on a theme.

that being said, would you really wear that?

i would.

because where there is so much black and tendency for a drabulous fall, and a trend-driven show, tsumori has flipped that concept into a whirl of whimsy, color, and stimulus. and proves that fall doesn't have to be so serious.

so fab.

some dries, please

i kinda love dries.

it's not particularly my personal style, but i've recently been able to appreciate his relaxed Refinement and Ease of dressing woman. there is something about the simple presence of his clothes, his own presence, and the colors and cut and overall elegant aesthetic that makes his show so enjoyable.

or maybe it's just the way the models are walking....nay, strolling...infused with...well, u know. it's just relatable right now.

all images courtesy style.com