The bags were distracting. While viewing each look, my eyes naturally fixated on the handbags. I couldn’t see anything beyond.
It was hard to focus on the clothing.
However, this particular jumpsuit overpowered the clutch.
The bags were distracting. While viewing each look, my eyes naturally fixated on the handbags. I couldn’t see anything beyond.
It was hard to focus on the clothing.
However, this particular jumpsuit overpowered the clutch.
Grunge + Hippie = comfortable + pretty
I loved almost every look.
Alberta Ferretti creates clothing for fairy princesses, elves, nymphs and all magical creatures. For Spring Summer 2011, Ferretti had woodland fairies and nymphs walk down her runway.
Each model had streaks of bright emerald green eye shadow, wispy long hair and fair skin. One of my favorite colors is Ferretti’s featured shade of light forest green.
I also love the comfortable, non form fitting looks.
Long translucent skirts with leaf patterns look extremely nice for warm weather.
White lace dresses–on the same wavelength as D&G.
For a typical cocktail, these dresses are outstanding:
Alberta Ferretti’s business woman:
Beautiful long dresses:
A renaissance dress:
A collection fit for Galadriel (Lord of the Rings)!
Tommy Ton captures Giovanna at the Tuileries…upon first sight, very cougar-esque in her zebra print and hair up.
Closer look at her accessories: earrings, thick hemp rope-like belt and necklace, bulky beaded bracelets, a ring that goes around 2 fingers –all mixed designs and styles.
Voguettes have a way of wearing what they feel like (and everything they feel like wearing all at the same time!) and still look very put together.
Although this look is more cohesive, the black shoes are strikingly dramatic when paired with the cream dress:
Wish I had as much access to fashion as Giovanna.
“There were some big fashion moments last week in Italy, like when you go to Prada, and wonder what’s she going to do this time, or at Dolce & Gabbana, and you are almost ready to cry.” – Carine Roitfeld in her interview with the NYTimes