Moss and Mango.

I saw the first photograph while sifting through images of a recent ad campaign for Mango's A/W 2010 collection. It immediately reminded me of a look Kate Moss rocked a few years ago. She would wear fantastic wide leg Chloe jeans, a tucked in sweatshirt, and some cool belt. It was photographed a lot and it was one of my all time favorite looks of hers. I guess Mango liked it too.

My clogs.

I just saw this shot from the Sartorialist and laughed. I've had those shoes for years.  I never thought they were the "coolest" but that's what I loved about them.  I even have them in brown.  I've never seen anyone else rock the Dansko clogs but she does it well. The colorful socks are awesome.  I think my love for the Sartorialist just went up a few notches.

Zara tweed.

I picked this coat up from Zara a few weeks ago.  The tweed is a nice change up from the regular black, and I love the menswear feel.



Boots: Frye

Jacket.

Image courtesy of blacksexjack.tumblr

Bathtub.

I think this is such a beautiful execution of showcasing jewelry. The water and light compliment the pieces perfectly. You often see very glamorous setups for these campaigns, so something as simple as a plain bathtub is refreshing and unique to me.


D Magazine January 2011
Photographer: Christophe Kutner

Black and white.

This felt like an appropriate shot given the past few days in Toronto. I love the contrast between the hair and the all black ensemble. The backpack is rad, and yes, I love the braid.


Image courtesy of trashionbitches.tumblr

Kittens.

This is such a fantastic mix of texture and prints. It took me a second to notice the kittens on the pants. I love how unexpected they are.

Image courtesy of Jak & Jil
Pants: Miu Miu Spring 2010

Confidence.

The creative styling here is fantastic, but what I love most about this outfit, is how confident she looks wearing it.

Photo courtesy of Streetstyle Aesthetic

Lou.

Lou is a new sweater line from one of my all time favorite sites La Garconne. I love how simple they are. It's the perfect blend of a boyish look with the right feminine cut.

Goldilocks.

I love the loose braid with the boyish layers. She looks super cool and super comfortable.

Image courtesy of 5 Inch and Up

Early bird.

      

I understand the fashion world needs to be ahead of the game, but it is always a small torture being introduced to the spring/summer collections while the temperatures drop. Especially ones that look as rad as this one.

Bodkin Spring/Summer 2011 Lookbook

Feathers.

Image courtesy of Stockholm Streetstyle

Winter Hat.

Not a bad alternative to the beloved toque.

Jalouse November 2010 Magazine
Photographer: Mason Poole

Black Swan.

I saw Black Swan on Friday and this shot (above) immediately reminded me of it.  There has been a lot of attention paid to the dramatic costumes which were designed by Rodarte, but I didn't know they had also designed most of the knitwear worn off stage.  The shrugs, leg/arm warmers, and wrap-over cardigans, although simple, to me were just as eye catching.  I can see myself investing in a pair of leg warmers or a shrug more so than a big black feather swan jacket, which I did see at Topshop yesterday in case you're interested.

Image above: Black Magazine Issue #13 December 2010
Photographer: Derek Kettela 

Bling.

I'm not usually a nail gal, but I love this.  It's a refreshing change from the typical black or red. I don't have the patience for rhinestones but Sephora has a polish that might do the trick.

Photo courtesy of Fashion Polish.
Jill Sander Spring 2011

Alexa Chung

I really dig Alexa Chung.  Her charisma and free spirited approach to fashion is so fantastic.  She cracks me up in this piece.