25.9.10

We see: Our favourites from London Fashion Week




We visit: the MIAM

We visit the MIAM: Musée International des Arts Modestes, the most peculiar museum found in the village of Sète, France. For its permanent exhibit, this museum collects everything and anything. They have old brand name items, toys, and found objects that are so dated they have become kitschy. All-in-all, the MIAM is like one giant diorama to get lost in.

Photos by SW + CH

22.9.10

We see: Matthew Williamson Spring 2011 collection at London Fashion Week

Matthew Williamson has just premiered his new Spring 2011 collection at the London Fashion Week and has satisfied everyone's anticipation. The designer used slightly more subtle colours than his usually-outstandingly-bright collections, but has managed to capture the season's vibe perfectly. He has mixed tribal prints with military, and a little bit of his normal pizazz, resulting in a collection we couldn't help but display on our blog. Enjoy the perfectly tailored items and flowing gowns.
Photos from FGR

We stalk, Jessica Stam

Canadian model, Jessica Stam is our latest obsession. At only 24 years old, she has already modeled for names like Dolce & Gabbana, Vera Wang and Gucci. And what we enjoy even more? Jessica has great style off the runway and has been the face of some of our favourtie everyday stores like H&M and Aldo.
Victoria's Secret
Jessica's personal style
Fendi
Unknown magazine spread
Dolce & Gabbana

20.9.10

We read, Scar Tissue

Although the book was realeased in 2004, I have just finally gotten around to reading Anthony Kiedis' Scar Tissue. I am currently 3/4 of the way through and have been pleasantly surprised with all the action Kiedis has packed into his book. Although most autobiographies tend to have at least some dry spells in the storyline, there never seems to be a dull moment in Kiedis' life. This exciting life adventure accompanied by Kiedis' passionate style of writing, makes Scar Tissue a very enjoyable read.



We wear: Nicholas Kirkwood X Rodarte: Spring 2011

Photo by Scott Hansen
Photo by Todd Hido
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