inspiration: Taylor Tomasi Hill

Here is a quick look at my latest style obsession: Taylor Tomasi Hill known for her fiery red hair and signature Norma Kamali cat eye sunglasses, she has previously worked at Teen Vogue but is now the style and accessories director at U.S Marie Claire. 

gracious

that girl is on fire

I've always admired Taylor Tomasi Hill for her incredible sense of style (and hair). I've been drooling over this outfit ever since I first saw it on Jak & Jil (pic 1) a while back. I mean what is there not to love? I've realized that my wardrobe is in a serious need of 1. A blazer in that color 2. A seriously awesome pair of cat eye sunglasses 3. A statement necklace

Gotta start huntin'!!

let your imagination go

Happy weekend everyone! Some inspiration (above) that is actually going to be the bottom half of a binder cover, I'll show you the rest soon. (created using Polyvore)

dream on

Some inspiration for next week while I'm on vacation.


pics: jak & jil (tommy ton) for style.com

winds are changing

Spring picks from Zara: 1) A black leather clutch for everyday use, when I don't feel like toting my huge bag with me.

2) A fresh blue blazer. Something a bit more colorful for spring and summer instead of navy or black.

it's about time

lets GO!

I hope no one has missed that NYC fashion week starts today!


Here is an overview of the upcoming fashion weeks:
NYC: February 10-17
London: February 18-23
Milan: February 23-March 1
Paris: March 1-9

spring/summer 2011 trend forecast

Here is a quick look at the s/s 2011 trends:

1. Flowing gowns

   seen at: Elie Saab, Derek Lam, Roberto Cavalli

2. Stripes

     seen at:Prada, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Jil Sander

3. Biker jackets

     seen at: Alexander Wang, Miu Miu, Burberry Prorsum

4. sheer/transparent (chiffon)

     seen at: Vera Wang, Chloé, Valentino, Max Mara, Givenchy, YSL

(notes: last seasons maxi and knee length skirts have gone sheer! and so has pretty much everything else. Colors varied from basic black to the seasons "it" colors blue and powdery neutrals)

5. Powdery colors

     seen at: Gucci, Donna Karen, Giambattista Valli

(notes: powdery colors were seen in many different shades, ranging from more beige ones to ones with more pink or yellow undertones)

6. Blue (electric)

    seen at: Lanvin, Chanel, Mulberry, 3.1 Philip Lim, DKNY