mybestopshopfind

I found this leopard print coat in an op shop recently... to die for!

Worn with Sass & Bide black basic tee, vintage leather bustier, METALLIC DREAMER neck piece, Black Milk Tights and vintage boy combat boots.

  

metallicdreamer

Click on the pics to make them bigger... this is the latest from Metallic Dreamer.  Leather, feathers, fringing, velvets and fur are used combined to create cool 'styling pieces' to match back with any outfit.  Style with your white tee, maxi dress, LBD... anything really!

Enjoy xxxx

mirandakerrdoeshighfashion

Miranda Kerr in the latest edition of 'V' Mag... she looks beautiful, but i do prefer to see her strutting her stuff for Victorias Secret more so.  She pulls off the 'girl next door', 'cutesy' style much more than somber look she displays in this ed.

What do you think?

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catherinemcneill

Catherine McNeill for Vogue Italia

stylingyou

Click on image to enlarge xx

#  Zebra wool trench - mytheresa.com

#  Balmain inspired jeans - modekungen.se

#  ALEXANDER WANG - HANNE TRIPLE BUCKLE BOOTS - luisaviaroma.com

#  Nina Peter Cropped fingerless leather gloves - net-a-porter.com

#  Burberry Prorsum Laser-cut suede tote - net-a-porter.com

myidol-christophedecarnin

My favourite designer, Christophe Decarnin!

NY Mag:

'When French couturier Pierre Balmain founded his house in 1945, he, Christian Dior, and Cristobal Balenciaga were the design giants responsible for reenergizing lavish couture dressing after World War II. Balmain’s elegant, super-feminine looks were favorites among European royalty and Hollywood fashion plates like Marlene Dietrich, Katharine Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, and Sophia Loren. Since Balmain’s death in 1982, the glory days have dwindled. His assistant, Erik Mortensen, took over until 1990, and two years later, Oscar de la Renta joined the house. De la Renta designed Balmain couture from 1993 to 2002, and Laurent Mercier took over in 2003. But the house soon fell into financial hard times and was forced to file for bankruptcy. Investors revived Balmain in 2005, and brought on designer Christophe Decarnin, fresh from a decade's work at Paco Rabanne. And for a label that was once known for ultraelegant evening attire with a draping and pleating focus, Decarnin's appointment took it toward tough-chic, thigh-grazing, body-skimming looks—a sensibility that embraces the quintessential trendsetting French party-girl. Owner Alain Hivelin claims that sales have doubled since Decarnin's appointment, projecting 2009 to amass $28 million in revenue (the clothes are notoriously expensive—a sparkly tee is $3,000, dresses are $12,000 to $22,000, and jackets are $5,000). Expansions are also in the works, adding staff, a shoe line with Giuseppe Zanotti, and the label's first men's collection in Paris in January 2009.

moremoremore...

I never ever want this trend to go away... my love for studs and spikes goes far beyond everything else i love in this world.  Please fashion gods, make studs a permanent fixture on the sleeves, cuffs and footwear of the future!!!

xxx

stylecrush- mashanovoselova

Masha Novoselova is a hot, hot model i stumbled across on numerous occasions scouring through the WWW for editorial inspiration... i LOVE the styles she rocks in these two editorials!

Look closely and enjoy it ladies (and gents).  Remember to click on any image to enlarge it ;)

x

Masha Novoselova

raquelzimmerman

myfuturetattoo ;)

For more than a year now, this image of a sketched eagle has consumed my thoughts.  Every time i feel like a change the first thing that pops into mind is this eagle... symbolising power, strength and eternal beauty.  Nothing can stop me... before the year is out, i will have this marked on me forever :)  I can't wait... now where to get it?  On the side of my foot, centre of my back... hmmm much to think about!

xx

 

lovekellysmith

Ok... wow!  This girl is so amazing.  

Her blog www.kjsdesign.blogspot.com showcases some incredible designs by herself and is also a fantastic blog to boot... also check out her official site www.birdyandme.com.au

xx