Much as I LOATHE Nicole Kidman -- she is a scary, malnourished skeletal ice princess evil fembot with awful hair -- I do LOVE this Alexander McQueen butterfly dress (photo via the fab FabSugar). I agree with FabSugar's assessment that this may not be the best dress for the occasion (this looks more like a Fashion Rocks type dress), but on the other hand, who cares. And on the third hand, I sorta wish this weren't wasted on wispy, wafer-thin Nicole, you know, and instead worn by someone superawesome and stylish and more boobalicious ... like me. Or someone superawesome and slightly more famous than me like Lily Allen or Rosario Dawson or Alicia Keys or something. Even Jessica Simpson for Christ's sake. Oh well. Just another reason why I should be rich and stuff. K, bye!
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Thursday, November 8, 2007
Nicole Kidman In Alexander McQueen
Much as I LOATHE Nicole Kidman -- she is a scary, malnourished skeletal ice princess evil fembot with awful hair -- I do LOVE this Alexander McQueen butterfly dress (photo via the fab FabSugar). I agree with FabSugar's assessment that this may not be the best dress for the occasion (this looks more like a Fashion Rocks type dress), but on the other hand, who cares. And on the third hand, I sorta wish this weren't wasted on wispy, wafer-thin Nicole, you know, and instead worn by someone superawesome and stylish and more boobalicious ... like me. Or someone superawesome and slightly more famous than me like Lily Allen or Rosario Dawson or Alicia Keys or something. Even Jessica Simpson for Christ's sake. Oh well. Just another reason why I should be rich and stuff. K, bye!
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alexander mcqueen,
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Saturday, October 27, 2007
Comfy Cardis!
My cardigan and knit obsession continues, especially in goes-with-anything greys and blacks. Here are several cardis, sweaters and other knits I so deeply desire:
($150, Clue, Satineboutique.com)
($150, Clue, Satineboutique.com)But will I look as pouty and impossibly small-waisted if I buy this?
($306, Alexander McQueen, Shopbop.com)
Love the dainty little ruffling -- usually I HATE ruffles, but this is just non-intrusive enough. And I love the heather grey version too.
($29, Target)
($306, Alexander McQueen, Shopbop.com)I normally can't stand wearing clothes with brands plasted across them, but this isn't too obvious. Plus, graffiti = funs!
($235, L.A.M.B., Shopbop.com)
($63, Priorities, Bluefly)
($235, L.A.M.B., Shopbop.com)Due to the placement of the knit straps, I'd prolly advise not wearing this is you're over a small B-cup, lest your boobs push the belts so far to the sides that they get swallowed up by your pits. Regardless, I sorta love the lederhosen vibe this cute little sweater gives off.
($63, Priorities, Bluefly)A striped, zippy hoodie cardi is such a necessity that they even named it PRIORITIES!
($194, Nom*D, Refinery29.com)
($194, Nom*D, Refinery29.com)One for the dudes! I'm sorta unsure how I feel about longer stuff on dudes (save for a nice 3/4-length coat, but I guess this is sorta similar.
Can you make it through the winter without a dark cashmere cardigan? (Or a reasonable facsimile -- a reasonable facsimile being at least $150 less and probably NOT cashmere?) No. No you cannot.
Can you make it through the winter without a dark cashmere cardigan? (Or a reasonable facsimile -- a reasonable facsimile being at least $150 less and probably NOT cashmere?) No. No you cannot.
($29, Target)I realized most of the stuff I posted was well above the FB affordable standard, so here's one from Ol' Faithful, Targz.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Couture Trash
Recently I was looking through Net-a-Porter.com. Is there some rule that everything on that site needs to be either amazing or fucking terrible?
These three are amazingly terrible:
($2765, Fendi, Net-a-porter.com)
These three are amazingly terrible:
($2765, Fendi, Net-a-porter.com)For a hot second, I almost felt like this COULD be beautiful, but then I pulled the paper bag filled with model airplane glue away from my face and realized that this is actually a well-tailored garbage bag! Too many sequins hurt eyes!
($675, David Szeto, Net-a-Porter.com)
($675, David Szeto, Net-a-Porter.com)Man. Where to even begin? This looks like a cheap valance you'd buy at an innercity dollar store. It also looks like one of those towel wraps that fasten at the top with Velcro, which is ALWAYS classy. It also looks like how a fancy party dress looks when you wake up the morning after the fancy party and lean out of bed and spot the dress balled up on the floor in a heap of stained, declining value. Whatever this shit is, it looks like you'd buy it at Bed Bath & Beyond, not in the same place you can buy Proenza Schouler.
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alexander mcqueen,
David Szeto,
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Net-a-Porter
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Marc Jacobs: Great Shoes, Questionable Tat
Um, so apparently Marc Jacobs has a "real" MySpace page and, far more disturbingly, he apparently also has a tattoo of an M&M. Like the cartoony ones in the commercials. WTF?

(Photo from his MySpace page)
Weird, right? Anyone got any insight into the ink? Oh well. I like these:

($189, Marc Jacobs, Gothamcityonline.com)
And these:

($297, Marc Jacobs, Bloomingdale's)
And this... but...

($172, Marc Jacobs, Diabro.net)
I like the detailing on this top, but, um, does it have deodorant marks on it??? Eeps! And are those sorta Mom jeans?
Also, I discovered this while looking through Diabro.net:

($520, Alexander McQueen, Diabro.net)
Um, a 3/4-length Alexander McQueen Italian leather jacket for $500??? Five hundred AMERICAN dollars (not pounds??) Wows. I could actually justify that. It's gorgeous. Any takers? Better yet, my birthday's in barely two months!

(Photo from his MySpace page)
Weird, right? Anyone got any insight into the ink? Oh well. I like these:

($189, Marc Jacobs, Gothamcityonline.com)
And these:

($297, Marc Jacobs, Bloomingdale's)
And this... but...

($172, Marc Jacobs, Diabro.net)
I like the detailing on this top, but, um, does it have deodorant marks on it??? Eeps! And are those sorta Mom jeans?
Also, I discovered this while looking through Diabro.net:

($520, Alexander McQueen, Diabro.net)
Um, a 3/4-length Alexander McQueen Italian leather jacket for $500??? Five hundred AMERICAN dollars (not pounds??) Wows. I could actually justify that. It's gorgeous. Any takers? Better yet, my birthday's in barely two months!
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alexander mcqueen,
heels,
marc jacobs



