12/30/08 05:36 pm - Royalty
I never understood it when people tell me an outfit I'm wearing won't be able to translate to real life/public.
"I just can't see you wearing this out in public. You just don't go get a cup of coffee wearing
that."
What the hell does that mean?!
If I want to wear an entire runway look, then I damn well will do as I please. Why tone down a "runway look" because supposedly--like oh my god--PEOPLE WON'T LIKE IT BECAUSE IT'S TOO MUCH? I freaking love the looks on the runway. The styling is always so amazing and inspiring. Who the hell cares what strangers think, anyway? If you feel like going through life basing everything you do on the good opinions of other's, then I feel very sorry for you.
The only thing I can think of that won't be appropriate in public is being completely naked, showing your privates, or wearing only your undies. As I am guilty of none of those things, I refuse to believe that what I normally wear on a daily basis is somehow not-for-public.

jewel blue dress, beige lace top, 579 belt, sequin shrug, lace scarf, secondhand patchwork shorts, thigh high suede back boots
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I hadn't seen a Spring 2009 collection where I would want to wear
all of the pieces until I watched
Christian Lacroix's show. I am all for over-the-top details, print mixing, textures, and bright color. Christian has really brought it down with my taste in this collection.
From Edwardiana jackets, toreador capes and pants, artfully bustled and draped flounced skirts, to giant carnation corsages and bows, flower and stripe prints, and boned neck pieces-- I am simply hooked on everything.

( Read more... )I love to study all of the details of an outfit. It's so interesting and inspiring to see the mix of textures, prints, and colors in each piece.

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