Some bragging rights are in order here! My good friend John has just released some photos of his newest line of fashion— absolutely gorgeous! I can see it now, bright lights, cameras and lots of strutting models on stage surrounding modest John...and I get to say, "I use to know him when...."
Seriously though, what's not to love? As a lucky owner of some of his wearable art, they are made so impeccably well too!
Fabulous collection I stumbled upon..of course, on Etsy.com.
Emily Ryan fuses the best of both worlds, highly unique fashion,
at affordable prices. Now, this is not your everyday wear, but if you
needed that something special, but didn't want to sacrifice comfort...this is it!
These 3 strike my fancy. There's more here.
Admit it!
You know how you feel when you get that fabulous outfit that makes you feel like a million bucks?
Yup. This dress does it for me!
The cut is the kind that will work on all body types (mine being more pear shaped, and working on more of an hour glass (please weight gods, have mercy on me!) I couldn't keep this a secret for all my friends and readers, so am sharing the find with you all. Trust me...you won't be disappointed! Drapes lovely, no wrinkle, sporty fabric that can be dressed down with a pair of converse or up with some snappy heals! (And boys, if you get this for your girls, trust me, you will be a happy man!)
Presenting..... John Daina Palermo's Fall 2009 line!
Not that being friends for the last 26 years has anything to do
with it, or that he is my son's god father, but . . .
John's new fashion line is just uniquely beautiful!
It's such a rarity these days to find someone who has the
vision and the artistry of fine tailoring, to create such an
impeccable line. I posted his last Spring 09 collection back
in the Fall, so you can see his overall style.
It makes me smile as wide as I can, to see him pursing the thing
that he loves. The talent beams bright and shiny!
my heart is skipping it's beat...
mother is a wonderful new label from japan.
this line is so beautiful: textural, organic,
and the influence of himalaya is so lush!
am so loving the wool wrap in the first 2 pics!
i've posted on sandra backlund before
and i'll do it again - she amazes me.
you can read more about her here and here
now forgive me while i go and drool over her knits!
Two-Timing Sweater
if there was a reason to wear sweaters - these would surely be them!
stunning details from anthropologie's new line: sculpted grace
i'll just keep staring at their beauty!
be still my heart!
frei designs, a chicago-based fashion design firm
has released their spring 2009 line — with a soft explosion
of wonder and amazement.
don't forget to wipe that drool after perusing, like me.
while flipping through the sf chronicle this weekend,
i came across the most amazing sculptural sweater photo
(first posted image above) in an article discussing
san francisco's arts of fashion foundation –
a nonprofit group that showcases talented fashion students
and emerging european and american designers –
while keeping a low profile (unlike GenArt).
sandra backlund was invited to teach a
five-day master class in japatown.
hard to believe that she graduated from the
beckmans school of design in stockholm only 4 years ago.
her work emboddies a sense of timelessness,
defies trend, and is more improvisation to the
draped response her sculptural wear becomes on the body.
now, if only i could have that one, and this one, and and and
that one over there, and . . .
crushing some fall prints of various designers
found on lena corwin's ~>0<~ .
beautiful fall prints from oak, totokaelo and bird.
particularly eyeing the
Rachel Comey Dip Back Button Dress
and Iroe Toko-shima Scarf.
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