I can say nothing else than that I wholeheartedly agree with NYmag.com's Amy Odell in saying: "You look like an ass, literally" in this outfit:
I mean... seriously? What were you thinking? What are you trying to say? What happened to: "me and my girls we stay fly"? Where did it go? Whyyyyyyy?
Tell us! Please! Enlighten us!
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Oh Amber...
I love the look. I really do. I just don't like the fact that cute fury animals had to die for it.
(photo courtesy of: justjared.com)
I mean you have fabulous skin. The kind of skin lot's of women would love to have. You don't see us trying to skin your fabulous ass to get the look, do you?
There are so many beautiful faux fur options. It's time to wisen up and be responsible babes. Do it for me. : )
(photo courtesy of: justjared.com)
I mean you have fabulous skin. The kind of skin lot's of women would love to have. You don't see us trying to skin your fabulous ass to get the look, do you?
There are so many beautiful faux fur options. It's time to wisen up and be responsible babes. Do it for me. : )
Labels:
amber rose,
no more fur please
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Baby, it's cold outside...
The weather here in the Netherlands is positively Siberian at the moment!
Okay, I exaggerate. It's more "Winter Wonderland".
But it's cold, sooo cooooold! Almost makes me long for typical Dutch winters (lot's of rain, but temperatures generally above freezing). Almost. A very dismal alternative...
Time for some summer inspiration, yes?
From Hapers Bazaar Australia November 2009.
Marie Claire Brazil November 2009.
H&M Spring Summer 2010
Okay, I exaggerate. It's more "Winter Wonderland".
But it's cold, sooo cooooold! Almost makes me long for typical Dutch winters (lot's of rain, but temperatures generally above freezing). Almost. A very dismal alternative...
Time for some summer inspiration, yes?
From Hapers Bazaar Australia November 2009.
Marie Claire Brazil November 2009.
H&M Spring Summer 2010
The good news is, summer will come in it's own sweet time. The bad news? All we can do is wait until it's finally here.
Labels:
inspiration,
style,
summer
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Goodbye 2009... Hello 2010!
I've been on a bit of a hiatus these last 2 months... Not from lack of inspiration, but basically figuring myself out, rearranging my priorities and reinventing my life.
I think it's a good thing to re-evaluate and de-clutter your life every few years. Figure out what works and clear out what no longer works for you. At the beginning of 2009 I had no idea what a major "clean up" year it would be. Lots of changes and lessons learnt, some more challenging than others, but in hindsight all good. :) I am very blessed.
So what of 2010?
In general, I look forward to starting a fresh, as with every new year. With regards to this blog, my resolution is to get more serious about it. Post more often, of course and really give it a more defined character and show you guys a lot more.
My favourite posts in 2009 were:
More Dash Than Cash
All The Beautiful Women
Marilyn Monroe in Cavalli
I'd like to do more posts like these in 2010 and more DIY posts as well. Plus I'm also keeping the "I like her shoes" and "Seriously?" posts 'cause they are just fun. I'm excited for 2010, I hope you guys are too! So, I wish you safe and merry New Year's celebrations and...
I think it's a good thing to re-evaluate and de-clutter your life every few years. Figure out what works and clear out what no longer works for you. At the beginning of 2009 I had no idea what a major "clean up" year it would be. Lots of changes and lessons learnt, some more challenging than others, but in hindsight all good. :) I am very blessed.
So what of 2010?
In general, I look forward to starting a fresh, as with every new year. With regards to this blog, my resolution is to get more serious about it. Post more often, of course and really give it a more defined character and show you guys a lot more.
My favourite posts in 2009 were:
More Dash Than Cash
All The Beautiful Women
Marilyn Monroe in Cavalli
I'd like to do more posts like these in 2010 and more DIY posts as well. Plus I'm also keeping the "I like her shoes" and "Seriously?" posts 'cause they are just fun. I'm excited for 2010, I hope you guys are too! So, I wish you safe and merry New Year's celebrations and...
Labels:
2010
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Mamma mia!
Don't you love Madonna as the new face of Dolce & Gabbana?!
I love the sensuality of the images. Sure, washing dishes is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think "sensual". Then again, getting elbow deep in warm sudsy water while wearing a skin tight leopard print dress might do it for some... who knows...? ;-)
For me though, the sensuality of these images isn't in the act of washing dishes (obviously), nor is it in the sexiness of the dress. No, for me, it is her femininity; so strong and mature.
I love her voluptuousness in this photo, the fullness of her face and bust-line.
I am not going to join other bloggers with their snarky statements of the obvious, because of course, not for a single moment do I think that Madonna slaves over a hot stove for her family or even does the dishes. But in a sense, I see this campaign as a celebration of the women who do.
Sexy is of course more than the leopard print dress they're advertising, but the dress does stand for something. It stands for being all woman in all aspects of your life. Being a strong woman, without loosing your femininity. Taking care of yourself so that you can better take care of your family, especially in the little things like feeding and clothing them. That is sexy!
Also, this campaign is such a departure from the campaigns we are used to seeing of unreal/surreal images that are in total disconnect to anything most women experience in their daily lives.
Am I going too deep here? Am I seeing things that aren't there? Am I just glad to see Madonna in something other than leotard-onesy-bodysuit thingy's she been showing us for the past 2 years...? Who knows...
I love the sensuality of the images. Sure, washing dishes is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think "sensual". Then again, getting elbow deep in warm sudsy water while wearing a skin tight leopard print dress might do it for some... who knows...? ;-)
For me though, the sensuality of these images isn't in the act of washing dishes (obviously), nor is it in the sexiness of the dress. No, for me, it is her femininity; so strong and mature.
I love her voluptuousness in this photo, the fullness of her face and bust-line.
(photos courtesy of: myfashionlife.com)
I am not going to join other bloggers with their snarky statements of the obvious, because of course, not for a single moment do I think that Madonna slaves over a hot stove for her family or even does the dishes. But in a sense, I see this campaign as a celebration of the women who do.
Sexy is of course more than the leopard print dress they're advertising, but the dress does stand for something. It stands for being all woman in all aspects of your life. Being a strong woman, without loosing your femininity. Taking care of yourself so that you can better take care of your family, especially in the little things like feeding and clothing them. That is sexy!
Also, this campaign is such a departure from the campaigns we are used to seeing of unreal/surreal images that are in total disconnect to anything most women experience in their daily lives.
Am I going too deep here? Am I seeing things that aren't there? Am I just glad to see Madonna in something other than leotard-onesy-bodysuit thingy's she been showing us for the past 2 years...? Who knows...
Labels:
real women,
the sexiness
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Shala la la la...
I saw this pic of Shala Monroque on The Sartorialist a while back...
I loved the classic cut and hem line of the dress...
Then came this one.
(images from The Sartorialist)
I loved the simple clean lines of the dress/coat (not sure which it is) paired with the killer heels. But most of all the warmth of that smile!
We've been seeing a lot of Shala this year. I hope it's not a one off, cause I'll be looking out for her in the future.
I loved the classic cut and hem line of the dress...
Then came this one.
I loved the simple clean lines of the dress/coat (not sure which it is) paired with the killer heels. But most of all the warmth of that smile!
We've been seeing a lot of Shala this year. I hope it's not a one off, cause I'll be looking out for her in the future.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
I like her shoes... redux...
Back in July I showed you these fabulous lovelies:
(photo courtesy of styleandthecity.com)
I still don't know who this fabulous woman with her fabulous bag is, but the SHOES are by Givenchy.
Givenchy's Spring 2009 Couture line to be exact. Yep, you read that right. It's Couture, not RTW, so it's not widely available in shops. We will just have to keep dreaming... sigh...
I still don't know who this fabulous woman with her fabulous bag is, but the SHOES are by Givenchy.
Givenchy's Spring 2009 Couture line to be exact. Yep, you read that right. It's Couture, not RTW, so it's not widely available in shops. We will just have to keep dreaming... sigh...
Labels:
i like her shoes,
style
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