These were going to be my wedding shoes for 20.- deal!
Now - I hope you don't think I have been up to nothing on the fashion side of life just because my wedding is coming up in less than 3 weeks...oh no, my dear readers (if there are any yet) I am not the type.
And what is that yellow piece in the background?
Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce the Gold Label - my new spiritual home from next year.
When I was a kid, I used to go painting once a week in an atelier like this one. All my paintings are still there, it's the Arno Stern method: your work has to stay there, even when you stop painting. I did it for 6 years and the strange thing is I cannot remember ANY of my paintings. I have contacted the lady who used to run the class for an appointment to see them again. After more than 15 years of sleep I can't wait to wake them up. http://www.arnostern.com/en/index.html
Krishnan and I have designed a house. Please follow link below and see our dream Kerala residence and studio: http://meistervarmastudio.blogspot.com/
M-3 PATCH COLLECTION 2009 en vente le 2 et 3 décembre à la Brasserie des Halles de l'Ile à Genève, le samedi 5 décembre au Byblos à Lausanne, du 11 au 13 décembre au « X-MAS Bazar 09» de Décal’quai à Montreux. Plus d'informations sur www.m-3.ch
I am praying hard, I am crossing my fingers and lighting candles! OOOHHH and sighing sooo for Mrs Westwood! God bless!
These bottoms look like the samosa pants I tried on in that Indian shop, apparently the peak of fashion right now. I am waiting for the parotta pants to come out.
These two look nice together that's all. They look nice and peaceful and happy to be solitary. And the colours are nice.
Well, I think these visions of paradise sum it all: it's either South India or Switzerland.
Ande more horses, I told you this thing was big...with the horses!
There is definitely something going on with the horses this season, I can just feel it...but I am still not quite sure where.
There is something going on here print and colour combinational wise. I really like Eley Kishimoto's SS10 collection. I had a mental picture of a very quite and attentive Japanese lady designing prints with full concentration...but on the last photo of the slideshow the short woman pops up next to a furry giant farmer. I take it her associate! (I'm not too sure what I want to say with that...probably that you never know who's behind a collection until you see the last photo of the slideshow).
Now now now! What a coincidence! or should we rather say: what a dharma! Mr Manish comes all the way from India to design for Swatch while I am desperately trying to fly over to Delhi to get and internship in his design team...isn't it a match made in heaven? Thank you Ganesha!
I keep going back to this image - I don't know if it's the short horses, the strangely shaped hats, trendy colour combination or the tight composition that keeps me hooked.
Onibabaaaaaaaah! Also quite a piece of inspiration when it comes to masks and spooky planty environments. Love it.
I know I am late and uninspired and I was almost feeling slightly depressed today morning until I found 'merci beaucoup'. Well, what can I say except the obvious: thank you so much for making my day worth dragging myself through the winter mist and damp weather. Already feeling much sunnier inside.
Again, the red-white gradiant! I see it everywhere! It's chasing me.
Oulala! very chic!
At one point you have to surrender to Dior.
