I definitely have Spring on my mind! I am loving the H&M’s Garden Collection. Can’t wait until these beautiful pieces are available (in March) and I can wear them (Summer)!
About this collection: Romantic, exotic, glamorous or abstract: this spring’s floral patterns provide an injection of creativity and a love of fashion into your wardrobe. The floral looks are inspired by chlorophyll-green gardens, sundrenched landscapes and even 70s hippie chic flower-power.
The romantic garden collection is made using organic and recycled materials. All the garments have been produced using sustainable materials or using recycled PET bottles or textile waste.
Caroline from the illustrated fashion blog ‘It looks good to me‘ was so inspired by the image with the red chandelier that she decided to create an outfit inspired by it. Caroline: “Inspired by the understated sophistication in this dining area, I created a look to do just that. The knit Rag and Bone skirt with simple white T are fancied up a little with layered necklaces inspired by that incredible coral branch chandelier. Look-at-me red shoes from Opening Ceremony bring the whole thing together just like the legs on the table in the photo.”
Thanks Caroline, I am very flattered and I love the outfit you created!
Alix of The Cherry Blossom Girl is 23 year old stylist in Paris. She has great taste. In the image above she is wearing dungarees and jumper from Sonia Rykiel, the shoes are from Chloé. By the way, Sonia Rykiel recently designed a collection for H&M.
(image from the cherry blossom girl /via simply blue print)
I’m loving this cute dress from Blushless. The designer: ‘The Wild At Heart mini dress, made of extra soft, sexy-touch vegan leather in bright white. This is the key piece of the collection, one of my personal favourites but also one of the most popular . The dress embodies the inspiration that provided the creative energy for when I first began Blushless. For the Girl that’s wild at heart and weird on top. Perfect for weddings or other special occasions.’
(via Shiny Squirrel)
Stella McCartney’s kids collection will be launched on 2nd November at select Gap stores in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., France and Japan. The 70-piece line, which McCartney said she designed to “find a kind of balance between Stella as in what I do for adults…and how I see kids, really,” takes inspiration from both the design signature she has developed in her own collections and her practical experience as a mother of three. I especially like the Stg Pepper Beatles jackets!
These images from the Fendi 2010 Spring collection are fresh from the Paris runway. Next spring will be about wispy fabric, ivory and ecru, off-pastels, and fraying edges. At Fendi, all that was going on, with an added Parisian lingerie twist.
(via style.com)
These beautiful clothing pieces are from Humanoid’s fall/winter 2009 collection. Humanoid is a Dutch brand and it is one of my favorite fashion labels as their clothing is stylish and very comfortable at the same time.
Visit their website to see a list of world-wide retailers.
These gorgeous images are from Store 518 in New York. Store 518 is a store designed and conceived by Nadia Tarr. Nadia is the creator of Butter by Nadia, a clothing line work by celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker and Naomi Watts.
I love how pieces of clothing and shoes are displayed.
(images from Lee Clower, via Oh Joy)
These images are from Preen’s 2010 Spring collection runway show. The designers behing this hip west London fashion label are Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi. I’m loving the clothes and the shoes!
(images from style.com, via simplyolive)
Loving vintage pieces at Etsy shop Persephone Vintage.
