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If this chic and I were friends I would suggest closet sharing benefits. I would start with those Gucci shades and ease into the coat (if it were faux, of course).
Yeahhhhboiiiiiiii.
Photo: stockholmstreetstyle

Photos: thecobrasnake

I'm completely infatuated with design and lately have been consumed with eco-architecture and light fixtures. I know, strange juxtaposition.
How sweet are these ice looking block lamps designed by Harri Koskinen? I'm not sure if there is an underlying theme but wouldn't it be cool if the design is a play on the shrinking glaciers as a result energy use? The idea behind that in itself would remind people to turn off the damn lights (hopefully).
Photo: kanyeuniversecity


A special thank you to Quiksilver for the write up and for putting "sashay" back into my vocabulary!
xo,
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Pull em up, pull em up!
Friends, what a great alternative are over the knee leg warmers to knee high boots?
Photo: altamiranyc

MJ fever continues...I dream about glittery gold harem pants and moon walking in shiny shoes. These Loubi glitter lace ups to be exact.
Photo: net-a-porter

Shoulder pads designed by Keko Hainswheeler, customized by Swarovski elements.
So flipping rad! Could make for a cool diy. If lazy or afraid to work with chains you could always sew/pin the crystallized shoulder pads onto a top/jacket/dress.Photo: Shot by Mario Testino for V Magazine

No big dealzzzzzzzz.
Photo: stylesightings

Chill out and listen: bat for lashes.
Photos: lnadiaries

Dark plum lips are my new jam. I haven't quite experimented with black but am curious...
Photos: fashionrogue

Photos: TFS

Wearing Funktional blazer, LNA riding pants, Sam Edelman Zoe Boots, Bijules bar ring.
Inspired by all of MJ's blazers in 'This Is It' (soooooooo good, must see in the theater) I've been rocking the shit out of this blazer from Nasty Gal. Pointy shoulders and velvet, check and check!


#1 – Jumpsuit by Stella McCartney
#2– Dress by Dolce & Gabbana
Photos: V magazine photographed by Sharif Hamza

Parisian designers Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti took a bold approach with their kitchen by buying a basic IKEA kitchen island and covering it with more than 20,000 Lego pieces. Yes, twenty thousand of those tiny plastic things!
How they had the patience is beyond me but how rad.
Photo: kanyeuniversecity

Don't you just want to touch those cray cray boots?
Photo: Elle Italia Nov 09

Photos: bloom