Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts

Feb 10, 2012

Currently Coveting

Some gems that I'm currently coveting . . .

Coveted

1. Mullet dress :: Topshop
2. Fringed macrame side-body bag :: Lucky Brand
3. Lacey/crochet anything :: Anna Sui
4. Tribal shorts :: Sass & Bide
5. The infamous Mac clutch :: Rebecca Minkoff
6. Foot candy :: Diba
7. Cozy crocheted knit :: Donna Karan
8. Tribal wedges :: Cynthia Vincent
9. Floral.Jeans. :: Citizens of Humanity
10. Perfect for layering kimono :: H&M
11. Untypical heart-shaped sunnies :: Charlotte Russe
12. Spring-y snood :: Topshop


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Oct 13, 2011

Taylor Tomasi Hill

Taylor Tomasi Hill is a fashion editor at Marie Claire magazine and perhaps best known for her frequent appearances on street style blogs. Her trademark flame-red hair and carefully curated outfits have landed her a high-level position in the hierarchy of fashion. She consistently succeeds in creating luxe looks by combining simple everyday items like plain t-shirts and sweaters with of-the-moment pieces. Her ensembles generally entail layering varying fabrics and statement accessories that hit-the-spot without being too over-the-top. Consequently this transitional Fall weather is the perfect opprtunity to take a cue from Taylor's style and apply her noteworthy layering techniques, which often include scarves and vests.











 


















 
all images via wikifashion

Oct 4, 2011

Free People Love II

I've shared my love for Free People stores in the past and can confidently say that my affection has not dwindled one bit since. The eclectic variety of clothing and accessories paired with an eye for effortless bohemian styling have provided them with a loyal following, myself included. They manage to remain conscious of fashion trends while not giving into them completely, thus allowing them to acquire a unique niche in the fashion market. I would love to take a peek into the creative minds of their stylists who perpetually succeed in combining unexpected pieces for awe-inspiring results. The Free People catalogs continue to be a source of both envy and inspiration and I always manage to spot several looks that I would love to call my own. Therefore without further adieu, here are some looks that I'm currently coveting:
































all images via free people