New video for "Skeletons" which was written in a barn in Massachusetts. So eerie and beautiful.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Undying Love
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Brian Chase,
Karen O,
La Petite Gamine Loves,
Music,
Nick Zinner,
Video,
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Look. See. Watch: Parker Posey
Parker Posey pictures inspired by an afternoon Parker Posey movie marathon


Love her. My favorite Parker Posey films are Party Girl (1995), Dazed and Confused (1993), Broken English (2003), and Josie and the Pussycats
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La Petite Gamine Loves,
Parker Posey,
Style
Buckle back. Hidden Wedge.
Which leads me to...
I want these. I can dream about Vivienne Westwood belted boots, these however are more attainable at the time being.
80%20
available at 80spurple.com
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80%20,
80spurple,
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Doll House
Vivienne, John, and Miuccia all play well here. Love the belted boots.
corset, skirt, belt, and belted boots by Vivienne Westwood
cashmere sweater worn around models neck by Gap
Top and skirt by Prada
Corset by Dior Haute Couture
Featured in Black Magazine Issue 10
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Belle, Oh Belle.
"Temp Nouveau" Plaza Watch Magazine
Plaza Watch magazine's "Temp Nouveau" features exquisite watches and jewelry while incorporating the ornate and floral stylings of the turn of the century Art Nouveau posters . The editorial features a write up on the father of the Art Nouveau style, Alphonse Mucha's (1860-1939) 150th birthday is celebrated this year, along with luxury watchmakers Tag Heuer, Chopard and Panerai.
Art Nouveau took its inspiration from nature and artistic sources like Byzantine art, Japanese woodblocks, the Arts and Crafts movement and Pre-Raphaelite painting. Alphonse Mucha, a Czech artist working in Paris, was called on to make a poster for Sandra Bernhardt, an actress that had taken the town by storm. His poster was the first production of the poster craze or Belle Epoque, which carried itself throughout Europe and the United States. The stylish romantic images' influence was also carried through into architecture, furniture, graphic, and commercial designs.
Here it is recreated utilizing modern photography techniques with illustrative composition. Pretty.
Plaza Watch magazine's "Temp Nouveau" features exquisite watches and jewelry while incorporating the ornate and floral stylings of the turn of the century Art Nouveau posters . The editorial features a write up on the father of the Art Nouveau style, Alphonse Mucha's (1860-1939) 150th birthday is celebrated this year, along with luxury watchmakers Tag Heuer, Chopard and Panerai.
Art Nouveau took its inspiration from nature and artistic sources like Byzantine art, Japanese woodblocks, the Arts and Crafts movement and Pre-Raphaelite painting. Alphonse Mucha, a Czech artist working in Paris, was called on to make a poster for Sandra Bernhardt, an actress that had taken the town by storm. His poster was the first production of the poster craze or Belle Epoque, which carried itself throughout Europe and the United States. The stylish romantic images' influence was also carried through into architecture, furniture, graphic, and commercial designs.
Here it is recreated utilizing modern photography techniques with illustrative composition. Pretty.
I especially like the white eyelashes and the color palette used on the eyes. The makeup was done by Uli Wissel for Uschi Rabe. View the rest of the set shot by Mierswa-Kluska.
Via fashionising.com
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Ball and Chain
Maya Luz Fashism s/s 2010.
Maya is currently a contestant on Project Runway season 7. She's 22.
I love her overall aesthetic and styling. Show is on tonight, this is the first season I've been excited about since Jeffrey Sebelia won.
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Accessories,
Fashion,
Maya Luz,
Project Runway
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Silk Wrap
Valentino Spring Couture 2010
See more at Style.com
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La Petite Gamine Loves,
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Valentino
Dear John
I love you.
SPRING COUTURE 2010
It's Couture Week in Paris and I couldn't possibly let it pass by without posting pictures from the Christian Dior show. John Galliano (head of the fashion house) is my all-time favorite fashion designer. Truly a visionary; I regard him as one of the finest artisans to ever grace the stage of fashion. He is well-known for his theatrics and over-the-top detailing. This show was no different.
After taking inspiration from a trip to the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum, Galliano's "eureka" moment came while viewing a photo of Charles James doing a fitting. On the wall in the photo was a Gibson girl sitting sidesaddle, thus inviting a new theme for Spring Couture.
Pat McGrath has been the lead makeup artist for the Christian Dior shows for some time now and she never ceases to completely astound me. The porcelain skin matched with deep ruby lips is always a stunning combination, over-the-top, as couture should be.
Attached in this post you will find the treasures among the troves of images taken the other night at the show, as well as video of the show in it's entirety. Hope you enjoy them.










SPRING COUTURE 2010
It's Couture Week in Paris and I couldn't possibly let it pass by without posting pictures from the Christian Dior show. John Galliano (head of the fashion house) is my all-time favorite fashion designer. Truly a visionary; I regard him as one of the finest artisans to ever grace the stage of fashion. He is well-known for his theatrics and over-the-top detailing. This show was no different.
After taking inspiration from a trip to the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum, Galliano's "eureka" moment came while viewing a photo of Charles James doing a fitting. On the wall in the photo was a Gibson girl sitting sidesaddle, thus inviting a new theme for Spring Couture.
"I was reading that, actually, it was Charles James who influenced Monsieur Dior to come up with the New Look," he said. "And then I was looking at a photo of Charles James doing a fitting—and on the wall behind him was a picture of women riding sidesaddle. And that was it!"
Pat McGrath has been the lead makeup artist for the Christian Dior shows for some time now and she never ceases to completely astound me. The porcelain skin matched with deep ruby lips is always a stunning combination, over-the-top, as couture should be.
Attached in this post you will find the treasures among the troves of images taken the other night at the show, as well as video of the show in it's entirety. Hope you enjoy them.
Images from Style.com via GoRunway.com
**For some reason the video was showing in my preview but when I went to post it disappeared! You can youtube the show to watch, just type in Christian Dior Spring Couture 2010 and you should be all set :)










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Christian Dior,
Couture 2010,
Fashion,
John Galliano,
Makeup,
Pat McGrath,
Women's Trends
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Already Warm
I feel like my favorite music lately is coming from Sweden.
My friend Paul introduced me to the electronic band, Little Dragon. I've been hooked since we shared ipod earphones at the bar, thanks Paul. The only show Little Dragon has booked in the US so far this year is at Coachella in April. Which, by the way, is such a good time; everyone should go once. The line up just leaked the other day, I'll attach that too.
My friend Paul introduced me to the electronic band, Little Dragon. I've been hooked since we shared ipod earphones at the bar, thanks Paul. The only show Little Dragon has booked in the US so far this year is at Coachella in April. Which, by the way, is such a good time; everyone should go once. The line up just leaked the other day, I'll attach that too.
Looks like a good time in the desert! Coachella 2010
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La Petite Gamine Loves,
Music,
Music Festivals
Chainsaw Couture
Dresses from Viktor and Rolf's s/s 2010 collection
Model: Magdalena FrackowiakPhotographer: Josh Olins
Stylist: Katie Shillingford
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Dazed Magazine,
Fashion,
Style.com
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