Showing posts with label necklaces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label necklaces. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

From the Tips of My Toes

I’ve talked about building an outfit from the shoes up before, and when these Sergio Rossi boots crossed my desk, I was instantly inspired by their sleek sophistication. The buckles and elegant heel demand dark, sexy denim, so I’ll start with a slim pair of Genetic jeans. This severe combo needs a softer touch, like this airy blouse from See by Chloe. A shoe lover’s thing-on-the-side has got to be handbags, so I’ll grab (and hold tight to) this covetable clutch from Rag & Bone. Finish it off with layers and layers of necklaces, and this is one look I’ll be sure to repeat on a weekly basis.

Thursday, July 17, 2008

The hottest thing to hit the fall runways wasn't It-model Agyness Deyn. No, it was an accessory most women wear every day: the necklace. Showing up in the most eye-catching forms, they contrasted apparel's return to classic Italian tailoring and staid color palette with brilliant colors and big details. And that's why we're scooping up a little something flashy from the likes of Giles & Brother and Lulu Frost, tuleste market and Kenneth Jay Lane. Statement necklaces are the hottest accessory for fall. Get yours now, at shopbop.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Sartorially Inspired

I adore The Sartorialist blog. Scott Shuman, the man behind the machine, has a pretty darn close to perfect eye for capturing unique looks in the perfect light, and I check out his blog for street-style inspiration every day. Today, I found an Italian take on boho, titled “On the Street... Gloria, Florence.” Her top reminded me of a little Karta blouse (on sale!) and her skirt a ruffled Thayer number. Add a studded Betsey Johnson handbag to the mix and some Converse by John Varvatos sneaks, and I’ve almost got it. The finishing touch? Layers of necklaces and bracelets, naturally. The whole look has me feeling a little more Italy-in-the-summertime chic already.
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