I'm so sorry, darlings. I have been really sick the past few days, and especially the past 2 days. Really weird stomach flu bug thing where you feel like you're going to hurl every few minutes. I have a bunch of posts ready to go up, but they need a little tweaking. So please bear with me until I can get these up for you. I'm really sorry. It's just hard to focus when you feel really sick every few minutes. And NO I'm not pregnant. :) xxx ♡
Around ten years ago (already) when I was still writing for Oyster, Dazed&Confused, Tokion and a few others, a friend of mine in New York asked me if I had heard about this new boutique and concept called Opening Ceremony. She explained that every season they feature U.S. designers and another country and their designers. I wort about them, befriended them (Carol and Umberto) and went to some of their private parties (which were amazing because we all knew each other). I know their roots because someone I used to know worked with them in San Francisco before they went to New York. I think they were window dressers. Something like that. Opening Ceremony has always done good things. Cool things. But somewhere down the line (I haven't spoken or emailed either of them in years), they really really blew up. I had no idea they were now designing for Kenzo. I was excited to post this video because this show is pretty well done and then I saw their names below...Carol Lim and Umberto Leon. It's pretty amazing and awesome that they got to take it that far and they're there. And they did a good job. I'll have to look back and see if they did the last couple shows, too, because I liked them as well.♡
I love the Valentino diffusion line RED VALENTINO. I and I love their lookbooks. They're so so girly and young. And they really go for it. It's all on point. Here's the new Spring Summer 2013 looks that I really loved...there are some other looks that are really really casual summer outfits, but I liked these other ones a lot more. I think I might have said it before...because I was such a big fan of Valentino and I hated how he was being pushed out. But Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli really make beautiful clothes, I can still see Valentino-proper in them and they're lovely. ♡
it's like a baby version of the big girl dresses.
i love this little suit and the shoes and the background.
i would love this little dress in black.
this one, too...
this dress is sooo pretty. i love the fabric.
this is a great photo. that dress looks very early 80s to me, even though it's not styled that way.
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