Comeback Queen

When awesome hits the right note and inspiration kicks in, you get:

A simple heart necklace never looked so good til Paraphernalia came along.

I promise to update more often even though no one's watching.

When It's Flam-bouyant

I'm loving this dress, and I wanna buy it!

Buyer's Market

There's something about this look I'm totally loving.



credits: The Sartorialist

Chloë & Uniqlo

I'm sure many of us do. Chloe Sevigny fronts latest Uniqlo UT's campaigns with designs by Australian artists Keith Harring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. News-worthy, but apparently Chloe dislikes that the public embraces her more as a fashion icon than as an actress.

Whatever she thinks, but I love the label for its concept and recently managed to (with not much begging, luckily) get hold of one of the tees from the UT museum in Tokyo via my collegue when he went for the Prada press trip.
I really like this! It doesn't look so much like a tee coz a regular tee isn't my style anyway.
Can't wait to go to Tokyo!

Photos: Uniqlo

gonebabygone

i've gone for too long. i'll be back!

E-zine culture just gets better.

Introducing sleek and neat, and definitely visually lavish LuxuryCulture.com.

Sleek as paperback Vogue, perhaps even neater, I was at first skeptical about the flash site. However it loads fast enough on my macbook pro, and is organized in such a perfect way - just the way i like it. Packed with all-rounded information stemming from the luxury in fashion and lifestyle, this is way better than most fashion e-zines (and those who claim they are one).

I love it when I have pinches of all the information I always look for at various sites in one really systematic site not compromising the visually stimulating quality of a good, magazine that you can refer to over and over, though u can't bookmark a specific section that you might like. Oh well.

Fall In Love With Fall

While you’re lounging in a swimsuit with a sundae in hand, enjoy the heat but prepare for some, rain. Indeed, we don't have the snow. We don't have the freezing temperatures, but we still can embrace fall fashion, sans fur trenches and a very careful selection of boots.

Black is back the new black, darlings. And grey, is her new bff.
Yay for the girls who love a black wardrobe because you think it's the most slimming and forgiving colour (which is so mistaken). Add texture and detail to this solemn non-colour or contrast with the quirky palette of bright colours picked from your favourite runways. Yes, colour is in blocks for fall, forget toning down. And the new neutral in town? Grey is taking over, from dresses to sweats.

Gucci

No more minis and unforgiving cocoons.
Gone with mini crops, midi lengths call for a greater celebration among the women as the more wearable trend kicks in. Full skirts take over the cocoon, defining the silhouette with a cinched waist or a fitted jacket.

Dresses still reign.
The effortless style of the dress just got easier with the departure of smocks and structured pieces to the sack, so now you can breathe easy. Then again there's belts to cinch at the waist. Don't forget!
For the holidaying folks: As temperatures dip the coat is a definite essential and this time make it knitted and big because a roomy coat is the new shape of the season. How about a cape?

Knits.
Before you start digging into your grandma's closet, no it's not the twinset look. Think dresses, coats...

Stella McCartney

Colour match.
Red and black. White and black Monotones. 'Nuff said.

Luxe, luxe Ladies.
Don’t forget the embellishments that bring opulence to extremes, taking the cues from Alberta Ferretti, Dior, and Dolce & Gabanna, just to name a few.

Floor-length Dresses
When night falls and an event calls for it, floor length dresses exuding glamour is this fall’s way to dazzle. Choose from satinised shades like those from Valentino and Versace. Do keep jewellery and make-up subtle, and accent with just a red lip, completing the look of the sultry old world charm.

Photo credit: Style