What. I like the hat, it contains ma hair..
Magdalena Langrova for Pulp Magazine No. 6 by Ishi.
Yulia Kharlapanova in Madame Magazine February 2013 by Kevin Sinclair.
Tights + Shoes + Hair = yumm
It’s been a while guys.. apologies. But I’m back :)
xoxo
S.
Skaist Taylor, Spring rtw 2013. (personal fave from this collection) :)
She carries a sort-of mystical aura around her . . love it.
Saint Laurent, Spring rtw 2013
Rodarte jackets from Spring RTW 2013. Umm, Can I have one? Please? ..maybe?
Brian Shimansky ‘owning’ florals. Damn.. Swag. Photographed by David Roemer for OUT Magazine.
O my shit…
The “Scary Beautiful” shoe from Cargo Collective.
After working in fashion for seven years, and therefore being well aware of the manipulation images in fashion suffer for a perfect result, I still compare myself to them and other current beauty ideals,” [designer] Van der Vyver told Yahoo! Shine exclusively. “My frustration with my own inability to overcome these feelings of inadequacy was what brought ‘Scary Beautiful’ into fruition. The shoes formed part of my graduation project that was a result of my thesis. The conclusion of my thesis investigation was that people are not satisfied with what they look like, and that perfection, according to the beauty and fashion standards, has reached a climax. Humans are playing God by physically and metaphorically perfecting themselves. Beauty is currently at an all time climax, allowing this project to explore what lies beyond perfection. Scary Beautiful challenges current beauty ideals by inflicting an unexpected new beauty standard.
Riccardo Tisci, Italian fashion designer, with Rooney Mara, actress. Posing for the Vogue september 2012 issue. #DesignersinVogue!
It’s all about the hair.
Karlie Kloss for Vogue September 2012.
In the spirit of summer :p
model: Gisele Bundchen
Swimwear for Vogue Paris
“Did someone say Fishtail???”
(Source: bedroomfox, via prettydressesinthelaundry)
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Fall 2012 runway, Alexander Wang.
