Friday, November 6, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Good girl gone bad ( for a night )
Trail blazer
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
RED HOT !
No More Goth ! No More Goth !
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Tests' OUT !
Black to basic?
Monday, November 2, 2009
Poke your face !
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Feeling the frills .
Yawnie me .
Friday, October 30, 2009
The trend that never fades.
Trend That Refuses to Die
diamond , diamond , where are you ?
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Say 'Yeah!' to Jimmy's & H&M !
The Real Deal: Jimmy Choo for H&M
What happens when two behemoth brands join forces? Feverish excitement, that’s what. Remember , November 14,Jimmy Choo , 250 H&M stores around the world , full stop . Guess what ? Apart from the brand’s signature leopard-print stilettos, caged booties, chain-mail cuffs and chokers, and studded satchels, a first-ever Choo-designed clothing line with one-shoulder suede mini dresses and crystal-encrusted cashmere zip-up cardigans. How cool is that ?!
How was this match made in fashion heaven actually made? “H&M actually approached us to work with them,” says Tamara Mellon, president and founder of Jimmy Choo. “It was an immediate ‘Yes.’ I have been watching what the brand has done with other designers, and the product is so well executed, and the idea is so pioneering, that we also felt flattered. We got straight on with the project of creating a fun, accessible collection with perfect party pieces.” Possibly better than the must-have-it-this-minute vibe of the collection is its affordability. Every piece is priced for H&M’s Buy Now, Wear Now approach to fashion; nothing in the collection retails for more than $299.
“The H&M customer is slightly younger, yet we wanted to stay true to what Jimmy Choo is,” says Mellon. “There is a sense of rock chick but always with added elegance. The Jimmy Choo AW ’09 collection had a big Debbie Harry and chic punk-rock inspiration—leopard, neon studs—so that was our starting point. We were not sure at first whether we could use real leathers, studs, crystals, and rivets, but when we found what was possible, it completely exceeded our expectations.”
2010 : minimalist music ?
Minimalist music , the real deal ?
Music: The XX ( reference : Vogue.com )
The xx’s self-titled album, newly released to widespread critical fervor on the aptly named Young Turks label, has an unhurried, minimally propulsive sound that concedes a steady-handedness—and a set of precociously lovelorn lyrics—befitting a much more seasoned act. The band’s four members are, in fact, 20 years old—as slyly hinted at in the group’s name—but they’re not out to impress with tightly manufactured hooks and fussy sleights of production. Even their track names—“Islands,” “Fantasy”—are refreshingly straightforward. “The earlier songs are more simple because we couldn’t really play at the time,” explains guitarist Romy Madley Croft. “ ‘VCR’ we wrote when we were sixteen.” Croft first met bassistOliver Sims, with whom she shares vocal duties and a lifelong friendship, at nursery school in London (“It must’ve been a case of our parents’ meeting and telling us to hang out. Maybe we were just playing in a sandpit together or something,” says Croft). When it came down to making music in their teens, being old chums had the opposite effect you might expect: Croft and Sims both had designs on singing, but neither wanted to be the first to hit a note. So they started singing at the same time. “It’s a coincidence,” says Croft. “We never really tried consciously to harmonize our voices. It could’ve sounded so bad, singing with your best friend.” Youth—guitarist-keyboardist Baria Qureshi and producer/drummer Jamie Smith have been in the picture since age eleven—might contribute to the xx’s pared-down sound, but it doesn’t entirely explain it, either. In the early stages of recording the band met with kingmaker/producer Diplo but decided, says Croft, that “perhaps we liked the sound of our demos already. . . . We realized that the spaces didn’t need to be filled. Maybe it could just be the way it was.” What’s more mature than a little self-assuredness?
—Megan Conway
Junk or no Junk ?
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Chanel SS 2010
![]()




Opener: Heidi Mount
Closer: Baptiste Giabiconi, Freja Beha Erichsen and Lara Stone
Chanel's Spring/Summer 2010 collection is to die for . Then again the mastermind behind that is Karl Lagerfeld . WHO CAN EVER DOUBT LAGERFELD'S WORKS . WHO ?! Gorgeous !
Chanel anyone ?
Care doing some DIY ?
Fooling around with Looklet.com after a long time .
The new HIGH .
Who wears it ?
Julia-Restoin Roitfield , spotted @ the Hugo Boss show.
Emma Watson @ the Potter premiere.
Daisy Lowe , daughter of Pearl Lowe & Gavin Rosedale (Gwen Stefani's hubbie)
Taylor Momsen . Loads had changed since her Grinch days with Jim Carrey .
Leigh Lezark of The Mishapes .
Who knew leather can still look corporate?
Alexa Chung , Brit-IT-girl making it big @ the States .
Punk or floral , which do I prefer?
Definitely , punk-rocker chic .
APPAREL DU JOUR:
Skirt : Silence + Noise @ Urban Outfitters ; Cami : New Look
Sac : Bimba & Lola ; Flats : DKNY
Scarf : thirfted ; Leggings : Wolford ; Jacket : SLY
signing off ,
xoxo L .




































































































































