Showing posts with label Fashion l Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion l Design. Show all posts
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Everybody Say "PETE!"
This guy changed the definition of a "sexy librarian." His day-to-day denim look was sharpened with his silky brown tie with an off white slacks and his "librarian" D&G glasses.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Red, White, Blue & Blonde!
It's refreshing to see simple outfits put together, with only a thing or two that pops out & make the look complete. I saw this girl pass by me twice and couldn't stop looking at her look, it was perfect. The best part that made this complete was her tight blonde curls. I got the chance to talk to her and found out she was actually a model! I'm excited to work with her in the future.
I love how her hair complements the print of her dress.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Rockin' that Bob
I'm excited for next month's issue of Harper's Bazaar with a full spread of Emma Watson on some pretty, detailed dresses of the likes of Emilio Pucci, De la Renta and Louis V. She was asked to wear a bob to give her an edgier mod look to match the femininity of the dresses.

Saturday, July 23, 2011
Something outside of the heat.
I know this artist is a little bit too outside from Las Vegas, but her artwork is inspirational. Her inked drawings/sketches matched with a hint of vibrant water colors give it more interesting images for viewers to see. In her artwork, she mentioned that she lets an object inspire her and kind of let it transform itself on paper the way it wants to be drawn. Hence, it looks like Rorschach inkblot tests that lets the lookers see different things. I think it's a pretty magical artwork on a piece of paper. She was interviewd by Free People about her process of painting. Read it here.
Lital Gold images


Lital Gold images

Sunday, July 17, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Kate Winslet for St. John
I've always been the clashing prints and complementary colors type of girls, those stiff, tailored cuts edged with a hint of punk rock. But I've got to admit, I sometimes have the likes for classic, all-American sweetheart simple look. When I found out about Kate Winslet modelling for St. John, I was excited to google the pictures right away to see more. Kate Winslet is the perfect face for St. John, just as Audrey Tautou was for Chanel. She's very elegant and her body perfectly portrays the aristocratic beauty of St. John's silhouettes. So, here's the sneak peek of the upcoming St. John ads.. Don't forget to check out St. John's website for more ad photos from previous seasons. (I cannot wait until they post up their Kate Winslet ads, no more black and white for them. And as a fashion marketing major, I'm dying to see the final results!! no more sneak peeks! and oh! I am in awe how she ages so well!)


Sunday, July 10, 2011
Sunday Stylin': Stripes and Pin Stripes
Today is raining here, oddly enough, but i went through my weekly looks and this was my fave for this week. Found my old Banana Republic pin striped bottom-down shirt. I love the tailored cuts of the top and how the sleeves accentuate my shoulders, giving it an edgier look for the office. I'm matching the pin stripes with more horizontal stripes on my shorts, showing how opposites attract.
This art deco ring is by BCBG, scored it for $20!
I love this double buckle belt.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Cosmic Beauty
Back in fall last year, a friend and I went to a Vegas traditional local art event, First Friday, and found ourselves falling in love with two local jewelry designers of Steampunk Accessories who created beautiful accessories with intricate Victorian details of bugs, robots, octopuses and owls.

These two geniuses talked to us about how they molded each item by hands and using old broken wrist watches from the Philippines! to create robotic arachnid jewelries that seem to be in motion.

They have other accessories like flasks, robot cluff links and owl headed Victorian model on cigarette holders.
They might be a little pricey for something small, but with amazing rings in motion like these? Every penny's worth it!
More Steampunk Accessories click here.
These two geniuses talked to us about how they molded each item by hands and using old broken wrist watches from the Philippines! to create robotic arachnid jewelries that seem to be in motion.
They have other accessories like flasks, robot cluff links and owl headed Victorian model on cigarette holders.
They might be a little pricey for something small, but with amazing rings in motion like these? Every penny's worth it!
More Steampunk Accessories click here.
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