Sunday, September 17, 2017

Tome Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear | NYFW


What a better way to show off the beautiful radiancy and colour blocking of a fabric than with pleats?  Ever since watching those haute couture behind the scenes "The Making of" videos on Youtube, I've always had mad respect for pleats.  The time and delicacy that is required is unbelievable.  I'm a fan of wearing lots of colours as you may know, and what better way to accomplish that desire than by wearing them all at the same time?  I'm also really digging the tied up/knotted shirts.  Wouldn't you agree they're a one up from tying a knot at the side of your shirt to make it cropped?  At least that's what I used to do all time because every girl in my middle school would.

Orla Kiely Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear | NYFW


I finally found a designer and her collection that express almost inexplicably perfect how I envision my style is at its best!  Super bold colours, patterns and mixes of prints.  I especially love the first outfit.  A tad more masculine in fit, but still feminine enough for my likings.  Big glasses, big yellow coats, big dreams. Me me me.  I'm in love.  Also how do I get my hair to look like that?

Saturday, September 16, 2017

Richard Malone Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear | LFW


From the hairstyles to colour hues, I'm really feeling he 60's influence in Malone's collection.  The outfits feel cool, light, and eye catching.  I love how the blue stripes are a staple in every outfit.  They are very vibrant but never overthrowing.  Malone manipulated the fabrics and played with patterns with grace, elegance, and freshness.

Friday, September 15, 2017

Marc Jacobs Spring 2018 Ready-To-Wear | NYFW


I've never thought much of Marc Jacobs besides it being a high end makeup brand.  That's why I wasn't sure I would love this collection as much as I do.  The one thought that pops into my head is that some of the models look like walking replications of the Marc Jacobs Daisy perfume line.  The black accents with the vibrant spring colours makes for the perfect feminine bad-ass.  The cherry on top are the bags because as boss women we have places to go and people to see.