Showing posts with label F/W 14. Show all posts
Showing posts with label F/W 14. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27

Lego

Hi darlings,

I was busy bee and so long ago it was the time that we were talking about my new favorites or much changed or not? I guess about my style of course... I think NO! There are fixed details in my outfits - the shoes is one of the important elements in  my outfits. My new favorites I think Miuccia's creations.



Her creations can be fun and flirty as always!  How I love the luxury things meet high-street clothes  that help to keep out the breakdown at the same time as looking full stylish and unique. 



Lot of designers recently prove that something child-like as for example LEGO or other retro toys can be fashionable and unique. I think it is true. Inspired and I had jumped back at 2014 again. I bought a pair of Prada shoes from 2014 and totally inspired a plastic retro toy or duplo (maybe)! See you later, but lo! ...from this runway! I am telling a secret! Red, wedges, but T-bar. Peek-a-boo!


Monday, August 25

Equipment Love


Sunday, July 13

Toiletpaper

Chanel Girls 31.













full: here

Monday, July 7

Shopping?











more: Popbee

Friday, May 9

Pink Dream







all: here

Thursday, April 17

Minimalist Love

Hey darlings,

Can someone please tell me what in the heck is going on here? I have mentioned I do not like things too minimalist, so what had happened? Well I have invited by Tony & Guy Fashion Week Budapest at last Saturday. Kata Szegedi show was the earliest (11 a.m.) thus I had hastily dressed - navy blue lace dress, grass green knitted lacey jumper, black tuxedo pants, Paola booties, Prada sunnies and not to least my favorite botanical falabella bag by Stella McCartney


Not a minimalist; not nearly. This was eclectic, lovely, fresh.., actually oh so Springy! My all outfit shouts for a little bit twist and mixing with a funny and astounding details to me. I am not a minimalist - I think the monochrome, edgy and simple pieces - easy-peasy but only a pair of basic pieces for me. Part of my whole outfit. Mandatory! 

Take, for example my favorite show of this event. Nubu, the minimalist.  No doubt I loved the atmosphere of Nubu show. First of all by a wet ripping sound; splash, a thumping splash then a monotone music... with the wind chimes' sounds, because all model used a wind chime... was on their hands or necks as a necklace. Unique! And their clothes? We could see lots of tailored oversize coats in cotton and wool, jacquard loose pants, versatile bags (especially blue, black and white leather mixed the pony hair I think) and so on. Let the photos speak for themselves.
 
Minimalist? Versatile minimal? And that fascinated me. I have to admit.


I am still not a huge fan of minimalist - correction - when everything minimalist on the outfit but I definitely need the blue and white huge drape scarf from Nubu. It will be perfect with my grey two faces Iris V Arnim coat. It is a simple twist. Do not you think?











 more photos: here
images via Facebook and Larinne

Saturday, March 1

Fairy Dust

I always find a few more what is more; more and more little details. I was falling in love all over again with this popular collection from Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. I am not sure how they created it all. I do not mean, absolutely they did and incredible! Overgone!
Opulence and romance have been key themes of their impressive collection, Sicily was still in the mix but they had been playing the gothic inspiration. 

Domenico and Stafano presented wonderful collection that have a luxury look. The result is always unique. They used completely different prints and materials for example antique inspired and gilded dry goods, furs, silks, embroidered tweeds and mixed them with unexpected jewelled brocades to create a magical atmosphere on the runway. The recurrent motives in the collection were the keys, flowers, owls, foxes, squirrels, and swans. This was a fairy tale and I have to ask an important question will be we willing? This is not a question! Totally!
































images via Swide and Style.com