Showing posts with label Chloe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chloe. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 October 2014
Friday, 20 June 2014
shadowplay




Source: Photos by Annemarieke van Drimmelen for Vogue Netherlands July-August 2014
Clean lines.
To be honest with you, I'm not that into the whole normcore trend. In the summer, I usually wear a tanktop paired with some jeans, not even with flares or a particularly baggy style of pant, just good old plain skinnies. But the first picture has me converted. I'd wear that. BUT not with Birkenstocks, good gawd no. #sorrynotsorry
And that Chloe backless swimsuit is to die for.
Labels:
Chloe,
editorials,
outfit inspiration,
swimwear,
Vogue Netherlands
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
pillows
Monday, 16 December 2013
my mini marcie
My Chloé bag is here finally! It's actually much more of a muted orange rather than the bright orange I was expecting. I love it! It doesn't hold much though so it does force me to prioritize what I carry around. Here's a quick snap of what I wore today with it: Tommy Hilfiger coat, this 8seconds sweater, mum's scarf and American Eagle jeans.
Labels:
Chloe,
french designers,
handbags,
my pictures,
today's outfit
Sunday, 8 December 2013
in a dressy mood




Source: Photos by Aringsa Taumlllgaringrd for ELLE Russia May 2013/ Mark Seliger for VanityFair June 2011/ unknown/ Chloé Resort 2014
Check out the sleeve on the Chloé dress above!!! Absolutely no need to accessorize.
Labels:
Chloe,
dresses,
editorials,
Elle,
french designers,
outfit inspiration,
streetstyle,
Vanity Fair
Sunday, 23 June 2013
wide-legged pants


Source: Chloé Resort 2014/ The Row Resort 2014
Trust me, you're talking to a die-hard skinny pants lover over here but I really adore these slouchy wide-legged pants paired with chunky heels. Love the mosaic background of the whole Chloé Resort collection, these particular shades of blue make me feel all daydreamy.
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
pleats please
Saturday, 4 July 2009
Friday, 21 September 2007
Trip to MyeongDong (명동)
Stella McCartney, Chloe, Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs, Chloe
A few days ago I went out on a shopping trip in Seoul with two friends of mine. The first place we went to was Shinsegae Department Store (we managed to snub the bigger Lotte dpt. store though) to check out the new season boots. Of course after a few hours of contemplation, a pair of Daks, under-the-knee brown leather boots were purchased by my friend. Surprisingly, Daks makes fairly good quality shoes so if you intend to purchase any I highly recommend it. Next we literally visited every make-up counter, accumulating our efforts on our faces- Bobbi Brown (concealers work half-well), Chanel (I know everyone knows, but the blush here is
extraordinary!), Vidi vici (white eyeliner pencil works wonders), Laura Mercier (essence concealer?-consistency is a bit strange), Benefit ('That Gal' brightening face primer feels great but smells horrible, a bit like strawberry-flavoured medicine). Moving on to clothing I really wanted to check out the new Banana Republic store (chain that came into Seoul Sept '07). Very disappointed with the results though. From the start of '05 and the introduction of Uniqlo, there's been a steady increase of foreign brands such as Woman's Secret, Roots, Gap and now B. Republic. Apparently Zara will be coming in by the end of this year and of course I can't wait- when will H&M come I wonder???!!! The reason I was so disappointed was that this whole concept of 'affordable clothing' had been chucked out the window. Of course, I wasn't expecting the prices to be dirt cheap but they were just as expensive as the normal brands being sold in the department store itself which is way too hard on a student's budget! We quickly zoomed out of there and hesitantly checked out the higher priced imported goods
, which involved moving to the next building via a little bridge, a real FIRST for us! The opportunity was too good to pass up to miss checking out Marc by Marc, Stella McCartney, Chloe and Vanessa Bruno. While my friend was highly disappointed with the looks of the clothes on the racks (afterall they do look different on the runway, under the lights and on the gorgeous models). I marvelled over Stella's jackets, that big grey cardigan (oversized blend mohair cardigan) from Fall '07 and the ruffle-layer minidress which looks great up-in-person. We were oohing and aahing over Marc Jacob's knits and I thought that Chloe's Fall '07 orange jackets, were really quite unique! Overall, a lovely escapade which resulted in a grey-coloured shirt, for a mere 5,900 won, purchased OUTSIDE the department store (where the prices are always and will always be ridiculously high!) and a very happy wallet staring back at me.
Labels:
Chloe,
make-up,
Marc Jacobs,
Myeongdong,
Seoul shopping,
Stella McCartney
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