Sunday, September 19, 2010

West 58th Street


{American Apparel raglan, James Jeans Twiggy Karma, Senso boots, Nightingale bag}

New York Fashion Week, for me, began with a short Plane trip, tasty wraps in a diner, IFB, and checking into my Hotel. I was fortunate enough to meet up with fellow blogger, Jillian of Style Nova along the way. Meeting face-to-face for the first time is amazing, especially after having chatted only via blogger for nearly two years. Rewind― I attended IFB (in between meetings) and was charmed by both Susie Bubble and Bryan Boy. I also got to meet with Delmy, Anne, and Nubia. It was great!


Bryan Boy was so approachable and I really enjoyed his portion of the conference session.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Mara Hoffman Spring 2011


The Mara Hoffman presentation encompassed essential Spring/Summer wardrobe staples. A tribal tone clearly prevailed. The mix of muted olives and mustard yellows married well with the pops of hot pink and lime green. The live South American music mingled fantastically among the palm trees, sand and mojitos. There was a cool, calm and casual air about the entire collection. Brava!


{I cannot wait for Spring to wear olive tone rompers}


{Keen on everything about this: heavy eyeliner, skinny belt, hat and beach hair}

{I must have taken 20 pictures of this dress.}

{Casual cool, I'm partial to the loose fit}

{Graphic print pants are all I want now}

{The esteemed Kelly Cutrone}

{Dreaming in color} - This was the day I spotted Kate Lanphear. She walked right by...

Inspired in part by her own personal style of dressing, Hoffman introduced what she called a "military gone native" theme. The collection featured vibrant prints with mystical and ethnic influences.

Today is my Birthday. Excited for NCFW tonight and a romantic dinner. Thanks for all the wonderful Birthday twitter messages. :)

Press Play: [►] Shadow Temple / Zelda Reorchestrated

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Olivia Palermo at Ports 1961



{Backstage at Ports 1961}

I have been a fan of Olivia Palermo and her singular style for as long as I can remember. Her nails are always properly polished, her hair perfectly coiffed. Her shoe collection is equally enviable. Olivia's personality is just as sparkling in person. I was happy to hit things off so well with the modern Audrey Hepburn herself.

I love her new hair. She debuted it at Ports 1961.

PS. Congrats to The Jazzy Belle, winner of the Capezio Ballet flats giveaway courtesy of La Dama!

Press Play: [►] Eleven (It'll Rain!) / Skeletons