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Friday, 19 August 2011

A/W 2011 Trend Five - 1960s

Alex Sanders by Richard Bernardin, Grazia June 2011 (via Belle du Jour)

Catherine Deneuve (via Dolly Dolly Spy)

Dakota and Elle Fanning

Twiggy (via Dolly Dolly Spy)

(via Dolly Dolly Spy)

Emilia & Melissa by Nicole Bentley, Vogue Australia July 2011 (via Belle du Jour)

(via Dolly Dolly Spy)

Ewa Aulin (via Child of the Moon)

Twiggy (via Fuck Yeah, 60s Clothes)

Prada Shoes Fall 2011 Campaign

Penelope Tree

Toni Garrn for Blanco Fall 2011 Campaign

Twiggy - Justin de Villeneuve Fashion and Fame. Photographs 1968-1973.

Jane Birkin by Norman Parkinson. Vogue, August 1966 (via Belle du Jour)

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2011

1960s handmade shift dress from Shop on Christmas Steps (bought in 2007).

Ah yes, these fellas. I got them back in 2008 from Priceless Shoes(!). For some reason Kate Kuba did a range for the shop... Unsurprisingly they were super cheap but they've lasted.

 Turtle necks, mini skirts, shift dresses, bold florals, accordian pleats, saturated palettes, chunky heels, fake furs and bouffant hair. That's about it really.

Wednesday, 17 August 2011

A/W 2011 Trend Three - Sequins

Abbey Lee Kershaw, Frankie Magazine #20 (via  m o l d a v i a)

Georgia May Jagger by Terry Richardson, Bo.Bô Spring 2012 Campaign

Brigitte Bardot

Francoise Hardy, 1968.

(via Last Doll Standing)


Missoni Ad Campaign

Pucci, 1966.


Natalia V

Stella Tennant, Zara Fall 2011 Campaign (via Fashion Gone Rogue)

Unpublished picture of Twiggy, Vogue UK December 1969 by Justin De Villeneuve (via Real Bronx Betty)

Veruschka

1960s shift dress from Shop on Christmas Steps back in 2007


No matter what, every winter season we see the re-emergence of those shiny little discs in all shapes and sizes. The reason being is that they're just so darn versatile and easy to wear (just add a pair of jeans and/or sky high heels and away you go...). And perfect for the lazy accessorizer like myself, you just need to let the sequins speak for themselves.