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" Enchant, stay beautiful and graceful, but do this, eat well. Bring the same consideration to the preparation of your food as you devote to your appearance. Let your dinner be like a poem. Just like your dress." -- Charles Pierre Monselet

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Mid Day Dose

While on a 2.55 mood, OMG! This has got to be either the most disturbing or cutest picture EVER. I say cute! She's got the entire outfit right. Much better than I can ever pull off the 2.55


Found on random blog

New Bag Obsession

Before I can save enough to get my beige Chanel 2.55, I'm considering this. It's far from Miss Chanel but I like the long knotted strap, varied zippers and love love loveee the beige/taupe color. The price's pretty decent too :)

Alexander Wang $795 www.shopbop.com

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

FYI

Just incase you were wondering how much the wonderfully amazing military jacket by the stunning Balmain collection....

a staggering $11,410
http://www.net-a-porter.com/

so much for recession...

Sunday, April 12, 2009

An Armful of Personality

Whether it's a vary of ecletic trinkets, armful of bangles, or can't decide on a favorite piece and mixing it all up, I've always loved the layered bracelets look. It defines your whole outfit especially if you prefer solid basics as your uniform. It gives the outfit an unexpected excitement. This is one of the only times when the "take an accessory out before leaving" rule does not apply. I say, pile up your arm with your favorites to look anything from funky, unique, girly, fun!

My attempt:
L to R: Vintage bracelet + Black beads + Prada Leather Cuff + Swatch Gold Watch

Favorite layered looks:



Friday, April 10, 2009

Puff on Chocolate

I found this really interestingly weird article about how a Harvard student invented an inhaler that you could puff on to get the taste of chocolate lingering in your mouth. Personally, I think it's silly. Isn't the whole point of eating chocolate is to savor every moment of it; as it melts in your mouth, and licking off any messy drizzles from your fingers. Not to mention to be able to say, that was worth every calorie. What's chocolate without the experience of eating it? Hmm...

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Spring Cravings

Although it's not so much Spring yet here in Boston, I've been wanting to dress more Spring like for weeks. Out with the basic greys, layered looks, and closed toe shoes. I want something flowy, something flowered, and something tan on bare legs...I'm excited to rock my heels without tights, and wear flowy pastel shades paired with my distressed or boyfriend jeans. Ahhhh.. Come spring, COME!

Jessica Simpson "Striker" Heels
Not a fan of the brand but they're amazingly comfortable. The perfect tan color as well.

Tucker Smocked Collar Blouse

Sunday, April 5, 2009

The origins of the Ballet Flat


Repetto, London Sole, Sue London

According to Wikipedia, the essence of the ballet flat has existed at least the 16th century, in which both men and women wore. It'll be VERY entertaining to see a guy pull those flats that are now a staple for every girl's shoe collection. The ballet flats began with the launch of Repetto and were brought into the fashion world by the request of style icon, Brigitte Bardot in 1956 for her movie role. She then requested it to be personalizedfor daily wear. Ever since Repetto, designers high and low end came flocking in designs to transform The Ballet Flat. Those amongst my people's favorites are Repetto, London Sole, Sue London. Although they kept true to the authenticity of the ballet flats, they were harder to purchase in a physical store here in Boston. So with my bad luck of online measurements of shoes ( referencing back to my awesome black flats post- in which i ended up hating the ballet flats), I usually end up purchasing more generic brands like Tory Burch reva flats, and Ferragamo varina flats for their wide availability and trust worthy quality. Although success with both, I am still in constant search of the classic black flats ALA ballet flats style. With no hardware, just plain black; classic. I decided to go to the Royalty of classic. Chanel. Although a big splurge, the Chanel Ballerines Black Flats I purchased were well worth it. Not only did the flats make my feet look long and narrow, it was amazingly comfortable. Oh and also, it's Chanels. Need I say more? :)