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Source: Photo by Hunter Gatti for Guess by Marciano Spring 2012 Campaign
Love this dress and its colour trio, it reminds me a little of Calvin Klein!


Source: Bottega Veneta S/S 2011 collection
I've caught this MASSIVE cold, it's driving me crazy right now trying to breathe. So I'm posting this absolutely fantastic outfit to lift my spirits up a bit. Jumpsuit + strappy heels + weaved clutch = divinity. I also love the sunnies, did you know that Bottega Veneta made shades too? I had no idea, fancy that. I hope you're having a better Friday night than I am!
Source: Photos by Lisa Madigan via Russh/ my own collageWildfox My Name Is Rio T-shirtMadewell Garment Dyed Midi ShortsTory Burch Emmy Thong Flat SandalsDeborah Lippmann Mermaid's Dream nailpolish
Sort of LOL-ing at my dodgy photo-shopping skills here. Please excuse. This is the sort of outfit I want to be wearing right now to the T...in thongs...and preferably lighting soy candles by the beach...Actually I just ordered the exact Wildfox tee above, can't wait to get into it for sure.


Source:Isabel Marant A/W 2012-13 collection
The first outfit is my favourite from the new A/W 2012-13 collection. The pom pom lace is just the cherry on top.
I always have a fave outfit for each season (check out my picks from Spring 2012 and A/W 2010-11 in previous posts). This year feels like a Victorian cowgirl-who-lives-on-a-ranch kinda thing for me. Second outfit has the same shirt, I just happen to like it in black a lot more but it looks really slick matched with that stitched-up leather skirt.
Thumbs up Isabel.










Source: Downtownfrombehind
"DFB is a photographic series capturing subjects riding their bike from behind on some 200+ streets, avenues and lanes below 14th street in New York City.
The result is an environmental portrait for each street and subject with a goal to highlight a set of individuals, emerging and established, each uniquely contributing; culturally, socially and physically, to make this part of the city what it is today.
Subjects photographed to date include industrial designers, architects, creative directors, restauranteurs, entrepreneurs, hoteliers, artists and academics."
I love this! This is such an AWESOME idea. Pictures like these always leave you hanging- you want to know what they look like from the front too. Oh and another thing, I think I need to move to the West Village stat. Why are the streets there so beautiful?!