Showing posts with label Neiman Marcus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neiman Marcus. Show all posts

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Pretty In Pink Pumps

($760, Christian Louboutin, Neiman Marcus)
Okay, so these are actually more like stilettos than pumps, but I wanted to stick with the "P" alliteration. Anyway, I've been seeing these pretty, Pepto-pink Christian Louboutin peep-toe heels everywhere. And by "everywhere," I mean on the feet of people far more wealthy and renown than me. But you can't blame a girl for dreaming.

More hot pink heels:


($195, Jil Sander, Josephineonline.com)
A steal, comparatively speaking!


($193, KG By Kurt Geiger, Asos.com)
When I picture my ultimate, actualized self, I'm wearing these.


($36, Pleaser Shoes, 5thfloorproductions.com)
These five-inch heels, much like commandeering a commercial airplane, are a great idea in theory. Let's just say there's a reason these go up to size 16. Rad color though.


($14, Gojane.com)
Slightly more appropriate for church.

+ Also: check out Because I'm Addicted's news byte on Christian Louboutin's red-sole trademark. He's got the "sole patent" on the red sole. Harrrrr... terrible. I know.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Global-Warming-Induced Seasonal Ambiguity = Jacket Attack

Inches MATTER, people! And I'm not talking about the fleshy kind. I'm talking Weather Channel. Where's the snow, yo? Anyway, since I've woken up excited to find piles of the white stuff (not THAT kind of white stuff) outside my window and have pulled back the curtain to instead find dry sidewalk or general wetness (wow, the innuendos are totally unintentional, I swear), let's take a look at some lighter jackets -- trench coats and the like -- some of which are ridiculous, shall we?


($1,970, Chloe, Net-a-porter.com)
One of the fun things about brightly colored rain slickers is that they're bright and they're colored. One of the less fun things about them is that often, when they're vinyl or satin, they look like graduation gowns, church choir robes or those things you wear at the hair salon. A not-fun thing about this one is that it's $1,970. Oh well.



($2,740, Versace, Saks)
Here's another one where it's like, okay, great idea, IN THEORY. Or... I could buy a wedding dress. Or three.


($1,658, Yves Saint Laurent, Neiman Marcus)
Extra-large leopard print is another example of things that should be left to theory and not practice.


($595, Diane Von Furstenberg, Net-a-porter.com)
As compared to the jackets above, $595's a freaking steal. I'm normally not really into the idea of beige trenches -- yes, they're a total wardrobe staple as anyone with a modicum of fashion sense will remind you, but, a.) beige is so.... beige; b.) they get dirty really easily. That said, I might bend for this because while the color's sorta expected, the cut is nice and edgy -- yay for the asymmetrical buttons and big front pockets.


($58, Delias)
Again, beige = sorta boring sometimes, but this is a fun variation. I like it in their grass-green version, but then again, I had a green duster/ trench, and I got really sick of it, so I guess I'm a hypocrite.


($27, Forever21.com)
I saw this in grey at the store, and while I was attracted to it from afar, I was dubious up close, because it sorta felt like weird, gauzy post-consumer-recyclable material that they make shopping bags out of and that you're glad exists for the Earth's sake, but you'd never really want to wear. It felt like something you'd wear to go white-water rafting, not that I ever would. But it's got sort of a fun retro feel.



($370, Distilled)
Refinery29 did a little piece on the Distilled's flak jacket, and while it's green (though olive here) AND for dudes, I think it'd do quite nicely for ladies, if the fit's right.


($79, Avenue)
I'm not personally into florals much, but this gardenia trench is really darling, and florals ARE back this spring.



($78, Flying Tomato, Styleviolet.com)
So cute! So cheap! So yours!


($265, APC, Creaturesofcomfort.com)
APC's putting it down, I'm picking it up.

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Phillip Lim Lust

Four pieces that I'm currently lusting after, by 3.1 Phillip Lim.


(Apprx $857 USD, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Matchesfashion.com)
I'm usually not into Asian-inspired silk styles or prints, but for some reason I really love this.



($310, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Barneys Co-op)
I've seen this in person, and it is the softest, most delicate, most femmey, tissue-thin wonderful little slip of a thing. And it is GORGEOUS. However, since it's fairly short, it is made for a woman whose breasts stopped growing at age 11.



($315, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Neiman Marcus)
Love this. Very Carnaby Street. And at an amazing price to boot! w00t!



($695, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Net-a-porter.com)
I would kill for this dress. Only someone who really deserved it though, of course.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Jeweled Clutches!

Ay mami! I've been sitting on this topic for so long my ass hurts. No excuses! Post time! So many jeweled clutches, so few occassions to use a jeweled clutch!

Let's start with the completely unattainable ones, shall we?

($1890, Devi Kroell, Net-a-Porter.com)
Amazing. Too bad Devi Kroell didn't feature any of these in her Target collection.


($2,495, Leiber, Neiman Marcus)
A piece of art, I tell you! Sadly, just a few thou outta my tax bracket.


($580, Burberry, Net-a-Porter.com)
Oh mah stars. Love the geometrical designzorz.



($1255, Burberry)
Ah... Burberry. You tease, you! So close yet so far away.



($98, Steve Madden, Macys)
Oh Steve Madden. You make lovin' fun!


Not bad atall. I like the different jewel types.



($28, Lulus)
Super cute, and I love the zipper pocket on the back! Lulus done does it again!



($45, Shopintuition.com)
Easy peasy! Love the purple one.



($38 Buy It Now, eBay)
OMG. LOVE. Need. Might... buy. But I already have a green clutch. But can you EVER have enough green clutches, I ask?


($133, Dazeddorothy.co.uk)
I can't decide if this is cute or a mini trainwreck... like, not a complete wreck, but more of a derailment.


($55, Betsey Johnson, Amazon)
I've blogged about this before, and now I'm blogging 'bout it again because I still want it. Wah!




($33, Asos.com)
Love love love. And no, it's not jeweled -- technically it's "plated," -- but it's close enough.


No, it's not a clutch, but it is jeweled, and it IS ridiculous, and I DO love it.