To my own surprise, my today's outfit has a slight 40-s feel: I guess all those Humphrey Bogart movies that I have been watching the whole winter are finally starting to sink in. I do realize that to pin that style down, I would need, among other things, a hat and a pair of gloves (and they were also very pro-small purses back in the 40-s) but as I said, the outfit has a feeling rather than complete resemblance.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
That Bogart influence
Posted by Asta at 7:33 PM 3 comments
Labels: Humphrey Bogart, Maddalena Marconi
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Mood plaid
With the gloomy weather for like the third day in a row, I felt a strong need to brighten it up. I really had to do that, ASAP, before my mood reached the below zero level! For an immediate effect, red was chosen; besides, it was a nice opportunity to try and combine it with bordo - something I always wanted to do but never actually did. Until today.
Also, I just received these absolutely insane plaid tights ( by Ellen Tracy) from barenecessities and it seems like I need more of those!
Posted by Asta at 1:19 PM 5 comments
Labels: Alexander McQueen, barenecessities, Ellen Tracy, Stewart Weitzmna
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Rainy Sunday
It's rather gloomy out there today, one of those days when you have to keep drinking coffee all day long just to stay barely awake.
Coat - Zara
Dress - Victoria Secret
Posted by Asta at 2:03 PM 2 comments
Labels: cowboy boots, Stewart Weitzman, Victoria Secret, Zara
Saturday, March 27, 2010
You're in the army now!
It seems like military trend is planting itself firmly in the world of fashion this upcoming season and I'm so glad that it is! Even if I've never had anything camouflage in my wardrobe (the closest approximation being a summer tote that was part of some promotion at Neiman last year), I always loved a 19th century-inspired cropped military jacket - with embroidery, of course! It makes an istantly fab outfit if combined with tight pants, tall boots or even classic pumps. So many things to try (on)!
My take on military trend (leather pants from Blank, jacket from La Rock - both bought at Cusp, belt from Nanni and my long-loved booties from Goffredo Fantini)
Posted by Asta at 9:11 PM 4 comments
Labels: Blank, Cusp, Goffredo Fantini, La Rock, military jacket, military style, Nanni, Zappos
Friday, March 26, 2010
Blanc Noir, or spring is taking a detour again
It's cold again! Gee, I just can't believe this weather. But on the bright side, I just received a new shearling (Blanc Noir) from Overstock - that site is amazing, totally recommend to anyone.
P.S. I was on the phone most of the time while shooting so it somehow made its way into some of the pictures. Wazen't planned, though!
Leggings - Romeo&Juliet
Boots - Fornarina
Glasses - Escada
Posted by Asta at 2:56 PM 3 comments
Labels: Blanc Noir, Escada, Fornarina, leggings, Overstock, shearling
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Experiments
Keep experimenting with our new camera. And my almost-new leather leggings (ordered two more pairs from Bluefly but UPS combined with USPS... gee, I just hope I will get my package one day, maybe even this week).
Posted by Asta at 8:48 PM 4 comments
Labels: Babay, Bluefly, La Redoute, Rene Caovilla, UPS, USPS
Monday, March 22, 2010
The fashionista dog
My fiancee got this T-shirt a while ago from one of their clients. Apparently, the guys wanted to make a large gesture and gifted accordingly - all the T-shirts ranged from XLarge to XXLarge.
Here, Babay (171lb) is modeling it (for a small renumeration).
Posted by Asta at 6:26 PM 7 comments
Labels: Babay, dog, fashionista, T-shirt
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Warm days, Central Park, Manhattan
Guys, thank you all so much for your comments, it's always such a pleasure to read them!
The latest: we finally got a better camera and took it to a test shoot to Central Park right away. It was 65F yesterday - a true summer day -and just a few days ago, the appropriate outfit for going outside included a serious sweater and a winter coat!
Posted by Asta at 5:02 PM 5 comments
Labels: Central Park, Manhattan, Roger Vivier