August 1, 1936 - June 1, 2008
Yves Saint Laurent, center, poses with Betty Catroux, left, and Loulou de la Falaise outside his Rive Gauche boutique in London in 1969.
Image Credits: http://www.iht.com
6.02.2008
5.30.2008
Party Dresses!
Just this past weekend a male friend of mine was saying how nice it is that girls have started to dress up more when they go out. And when I thought about it, my closet is full of different party/cocktail dresses, and I really don't go out that often. I happen to love cocktail dresses and am thrilled that they are growing in popularity, but I wonder if this is happening everywhere? Hopefully! So here are some of my favourites, none of which I own (but hope to).
I love the Silk Organza dress (left) by Thread Social. It is so sophisticated and I love the clean lines. It is perfect to wear out straight from work. This Marc by Marc Jacobs Kitty Bustier Dress (right) is so chic. It is a little on the formal side, but would look great with a little coloured cardigan to keep it a bit more casual.
I happen to think that Max Azria does the best cocktail dresses out there, and these two BCBG ones are no exception. The cool blue tone is a nice counter to all the pink and yellow florals we're seeing this summer.
I realize I tend to be drawn to neutrals and clean lines and colours, so I thought I'd spice it up a bit with this 60s inspired multi-coloured paisley mini by Tibi and this jewel-toned colour block dress by DKNY.
If short dresses aren't your thing, there are these fantastic maxi options, a great Floral from T-Bags and a sophisticated, arts-y look from Chloé.
If only I had more opportunities to wear cocktail dresses!
Image Credits: http://www.net-a-porter.com/, http://www.bcbg.com/
I love the Silk Organza dress (left) by Thread Social. It is so sophisticated and I love the clean lines. It is perfect to wear out straight from work. This Marc by Marc Jacobs Kitty Bustier Dress (right) is so chic. It is a little on the formal side, but would look great with a little coloured cardigan to keep it a bit more casual.I happen to think that Max Azria does the best cocktail dresses out there, and these two BCBG ones are no exception. The cool blue tone is a nice counter to all the pink and yellow florals we're seeing this summer.
I realize I tend to be drawn to neutrals and clean lines and colours, so I thought I'd spice it up a bit with this 60s inspired multi-coloured paisley mini by Tibi and this jewel-toned colour block dress by DKNY.
If short dresses aren't your thing, there are these fantastic maxi options, a great Floral from T-Bags and a sophisticated, arts-y look from Chloé.If only I had more opportunities to wear cocktail dresses!
Image Credits: http://www.net-a-porter.com/, http://www.bcbg.com/
5.27.2008
See by Chloé
I adore Chloé. Love, love, love. And even more than Chloé, I adore See by Chloé. The Chloé girl is the girl I want to be. Case in point, this top: The perfect mix of two of my favourite trends: a ruffled cravat-type detail and colour blocks! 
And another piece of perfection, this Clover appliqué dress. The clovers are a nice change from flowers and bows (though i do love bows), and the colour keeps the conservative shape looking young and modern. 
And how about this jacquard skirt:
I love the way Net-A-Porter.com has styled it into an outfit. Complete with a 3.1 Phillip Lim jacket, Little Joe by Gail Elliott top, Botkier bag and Chloé boots. I am kind of drooling over the boots.
Well, that's it for now. Back to work...Image Credits: http://www.net-a-porter.com/
Shhhh...
Don't tell my boss! I'm at work, a very boring job. And I was sitting at my desk not more than fifteen minutes ago, wondering how in the world I was going to get through a summer of this boredom when BAM! It came to me, start a blog! So here I am, blogging away.. and onto my first real post!
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