Textile Artist Lorenzo Nanni
Lorenzo Nanni is an under-the-radar textile artist that works primarily with fabrics, bridging the gap between modern, surreal art and fashion.
Movie Monday: Andy Warhol’s Poor Little Rich Girl
If you've ever considered Edie Sedgwick a style icon, you can likely blame Andy Warhol's Poor Little Rich Girl film. The 1965 film stars Edie Sedgwick.
The Review: Augustinus Bader The Cream Cleansing Gel
Augustinus Bader's The Cream and The Rich Cream have become iconic game changers in the the world of skincare. The all-in-one products are meant to be used as the sole serum/cream in your routine and pretty much guarantee a glow-y complexion. Up until recently, the Augustinus Bader line did not have a cleanser, but as of July 2020, Augustinus Bader launched The Cream Cleansing Gel--I knew I had to review it since I'm such a big fan of the line.
Salvador Dali’s Fabulous Hats
Salvador Dali: his repertoire includes painting, film, sculpture, photography and hats. Dali often wore hats; from Rhino's horns to Pa de Crostons bread.
The Review: Drunk Elephant E-Rase Milki Micellar Water
I'm a huge fan of Drunk Elephant's products. Everything from the packaging down to the clean ingredients and the targeted ingredients. So far, I haven't tried a product from Drunk Elephant that I don't love. So when the brand announced that they were launching the E-Rase Milki Micellar Water, I knew I had to review it.
The Review: Peace Out Skincare’s Acne Serum
If you haven't tried any products from Peace Out Skincare, then you've probably at least seen one of them floating by your social media feeds. Blame it on that viral TikTok video. The indie brand specializes in a range of fun dots and patches that do everything from heal acne to gentle microneedle with retinol. So when I heard Peace Out Skincare was launching its first ever serum, a brand new category for the brand, I knew I had to test it out and review it.
The Review: Paris Couture Week Fall 2020 Day 3
This is our unfiltered review of the first ever digital couture week. Here, stay up to date on all the top fall 2020 Paris couture shows directly from couture week in Paris.
The Review: Paris Couture Week Fall 2020 Day 2
For the first time in history, the Paris couture shows are going digital. Due to the pandemic, fashion weeks worldwide are being cancelled and postponed. In lieu of live runway shows, brands are putting together digital content (mainly videos) to showcase their latest collections. As such, the entire Fall/Winter 2020 couture collections are going live on the digital platform that typically sets the schedule for Paris Couture Week.
The Review: Paris Couture Week Fall 2020 Day 1
For this first time in history, the Paris couture shows are going digital. Due to the pandemic, fashion weeks worldwide are being cancelled and postponed. In lieu of live runway shows, brands are putting together digital content (mainly videos) to showcase their latest collections. As such, the entire Fall/Winter 2020 couture collections are going live on the digital platform that typically sets the schedule for Paris Couture Week.
Style Icon: Divine
Divine: drag queen extraordinaire, John Waters Muse, ultimate queen: call her what you will. The Baltimore-born queen is the ultimate style icon.
Hope Macaulay’s Museum-Worthy Knits
I found out about the rising fashion designer Hope Macaulay on Instagram, where her chunky, luxurious knits spun out of pastel yarns were endlessly regrammed.
How to Wear the Berry Trend
Berries are literally everywhere in fashion right now. From strawberries to cherries, these cheery fruits are popping up on bags, dresses, tops, shoes and more.
Prada’s Chandelier Shoes
In the heart of Milan, Miuccia Prada presented her latest ingenious collection - spring/summer 2010. The most memorable standout? The chandelier studded shoes.
Remembering Meadham Kirchhoff
I fell in love with Meadham Kirchhoff after the fall 2010 collection debuted. The mix of goth princess and granny-chic styling made it an instant standout.
A Place to Be: Alice on Wednesday, Tokyo Japan
Alice on Wednesday is one of the most special shops in all of Harajuku. It's an Alice in Wonderland themed shop hidden in Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood.
The Review: Anastasia Beverly Hills Mini Dewy Set Setting Spray
Our review of Anastasia Beverly Hills Mini Dewy Set Setting Spray. When Anastasia Beverly Hills Mini Dewy Set Setting Spray launched, I knew I had to try it.
Remembering Balenciaga Fall 2010
In the 2010s, conventions were defied and the silhouettes, forms theories of the Balenciaga brand were just... achingly good. Enter Balenciaga Fall 2010.
The Review: U Beauty Resurfacing Compound
This is our review of U Beauty Resurfacing Compound. I have an interesting relationship with products. I knew I had to review U Beauty Resurfacing Compound.
Remembering Dior Spring 2009 Couture
Dior by John Galliano was an era unlike any other in fashion. And Dior's Spring 2009 Couture collection was absolutely no exception. Galliano went above.
Anissa Kermiche’s Enchanting Vases
Though Anissa Kermiche may be well-known for her jewelry, her womanly forms transposed into vases are what truly set her apart as a designer.
Style Icon: Nina Simone
Nina Simone also has one of an interesting and enchanting sense of style, often refusing to compromise and blend in with anyone's idea of what she should be.
How to Wear Colored Mascara
As the days go by and we increasingly stay inside, there's been one beauty trend that's been lifting my spirits: colored mascara. But you may be wondering how to wear colored mascara, given it's a look that's definitely not for the faint of heart.
Style Icon: Loulou de la Falaise
Friend and muse to the legendary Yves Saint Laurent, LouLou de la Falaise remains a fashion and style icon to this day.
Y/Project Fall 2020 Review – The Joy of Dressing Weirdly
A few months may have passed since the Fall 2020 shows were presented. I've since been reflecting on some of the top collections, and Y/Project Fall 2020 is definitely one of them.