I may still be looking for the perfect wedding dress but I think I've definitely found my after-party outfit, this Anne Bowen dress, giant flower and, of course, martini in hand.
While attempting to study by the pool this weekend my mind drifted to thoughts of swimwear. Some of the high waisted styles this year stand in sharp juxtaposition to the modern barely-there bikini we're used to seeing. A throwback to the 1940's and 50's, these suits are still attractive in a Bettie Page kind of way and a lot more forgiving for those without Brooklyn Decker's body.
These days I'm constantly on the look out for a possible wedding dress, so essentially any dress I see is fair game. After catching a glimpse of this amazing emerald green dress from Oscar de la Renta, I'm thinking there can't be anything wrong with not wearing white on your wedding day if it looks as good as this.
Archaeologists in Armenia have discovered the original fashionista's footwear, a size 7 leather shoe estimated to have been worn by a "high-status" woman 5,500 years ago.
The clog as it's worn today by society's "high-status" woman. I imagine it would be difficult to forage for berries in Chanel's version but I still want a pair.
... well for eyebrows at least. I go through a I'm-going-to-grow-my-eyebrows-out-to-look-like-Hilary-Rhoda phase at least once a year but then chicken out and start plucking away. I'm resolved this time, well, at least for this week.
I'm craving a Panama hat for this summer. The only problem is that I can't seem to find a cheap one that doesn't look cheap. I can't justify splurging, considering I may only be outside of the hospital while the summer sun is shining a grand total of 10 days this summer. Would it be overkill to buy a Panama Hat and wear it all 10 days?