Monday, June 17, 2013

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Just wanted to share some headshots I took late last week. I had to do a few business appropriate ones for my internship. These two ended up being my favorites. I’m still going through a hardcore black and white phase… especially after my hairstyle change. You just can’t beat a sleek combo like that.

If you need an easy look that has some impact on your black and white business attire try this combo to achieve the same look pictured:

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Quick Look: Use a medium colored brown shadow for the lids but apply lightly. Define brows with a good brow palette and highlight them with your dedicated concealer. Lashes should be natural so paint them with mascara in light quick strokes. And don’t forget to finish it off with a bold lip of maroon or oxblood. Apply using a lip brush for intense accuracy.

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Friday, June 7, 2013
 
Got a new package of goodies today. I scored some BOTB x Hellz Bellz Platforms for 160$ less than listing price. Plus who doesn’t love cherry red?
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Got a new package of goodies today. I scored some BOTB x Hellz Bellz Platforms for 160$ less than listing price. Plus who doesn’t love cherry red?

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Aside form the fact that the Spring RTW collection had everyone seeing stars (both literally and metaphorically) can we talk for just a second about how amazing the craftsmanship was on the half fabric half fur coats by Fendi.
Aside from the collections already seamless appeal due to the hand worked fabric and the use of electrical welding versus stitching, I  came to realize these fur and fabric pieces can show just how much this collection focused on 3D form by it’s obvious contrast. Not only does the garment contrast itself in it’s material but the pattern seems to take on a 3 stage process (yet again the number 3 comes into play). It begins flat and travels down into a starburst of colors that seem to almost trickle down like a splatter painting gone terribly right. Before I even got the chance to review the rest of the collection I was already sold after seeing this piece alone.
I would have been terribly disappointed if I hadn’t noticed this editorial while flipping through my Vogue Italia. I feel myself drawing closer and closer to fur coats or pieces adorned with fur even though fall is nowhere in sight. This beauty by Fendi will more than likely have me inspired for months on end. It may even call for an illustrative tribute.

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Aside form the fact that the Spring RTW collection had everyone seeing stars (both literally and metaphorically) can we talk for just a second about how amazing the craftsmanship was on the half fabric half fur coats by Fendi.

Aside from the collections already seamless appeal due to the hand worked fabric and the use of electrical welding versus stitching, I  came to realize these fur and fabric pieces can show just how much this collection focused on 3D form by it’s obvious contrast. Not only does the garment contrast itself in it’s material but the pattern seems to take on a 3 stage process (yet again the number 3 comes into play). It begins flat and travels down into a starburst of colors that seem to almost trickle down like a splatter painting gone terribly right. Before I even got the chance to review the rest of the collection I was already sold after seeing this piece alone.

I would have been terribly disappointed if I hadn’t noticed this editorial while flipping through my Vogue Italia. I feel myself drawing closer and closer to fur coats or pieces adorned with fur even though fall is nowhere in sight. This beauty by Fendi will more than likely have me inspired for months on end. It may even call for an illustrative tribute.

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