Not many really great dressed people overall, but some were pretty hot. The opening night party was a good one overall, despite small glitches. I broke in my Chocolate Basso dress finally, thanks Gail. I love Mark. Every time I see this guy he’s dressed the part.
I got a sneak peek yesterday while they were finishing up. Today will be the grand VIP opening, what to wear? Check out some other pictures at another T.O blog, Long Overdew.
Danielle from Final Fashion is a fashion illustrator.. She started an illustration project for anyone who wished for an original image that would be placed on Moo cards. After seeing the results of Lady Kit Kat, Carolyn and the grumpy owl, I decided to commission my own. The inspiration: I wanted my photo to convey some sort of graceful movement instead of the typical jaunty pose. I told Danielle to do what she felt was best, but I wanted movement. I also wanted to be wearing this outfit from my dream collection, Balenciaga Spring 2007. The reveal after the jump
Paris Fashion Week Spring 2008 – Tsumori Chisato images: style.com
Louis Vuitton Epi Leather Eugénie Wallet This is a nice wallet, even if it is LV. image: eluxury.com
Marni always does great accessories; Spring 2008 in Milan is no different. Oh, I liked the clothes too.
Gwendolyn Carrié Shoes I’ve gushed about Gwendolyn‘s shoes before, the Fall season brings these 2 beauties.
Hats by Claudia Schulz I love the shapes of these hats made by Vancouver based Claudia Schulz. I’m not too sure if these would work with my short hair, but I’m willing to chance it. You can purchase Claudia’s hats online through her website.
Jewelery by Samantha Nemiroff
The nice people from Harper Collins Canada send me the Little Black Book of Style by Nina Garcia to review. I gladly accepted as I love free books, and she gave me something to blog about. Nina Garcia is the Fashion Director at Elle Magazine and is one of the judges on Project Runway. The first thing I noticed about the book is the fantastic illustrations by Ruben Toledo. They make the book worth buying alone. The book has a well rounded focus and adds some historical context that is normally found in other offerings of the same genre. I’ll give you a little breakdown of each chapter 1. Be Your Own Muse – basic intro to the book basically telling people that how you present yourself is important, blah, blah 2. The Basics – Great list of items that should be in everyones closet. The items that are the basis of a great wardrobe. It emphasizes wearing what is looks good on you, buying your size and purging your closet. 3. Inspirations – Describes …
