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Showing posts with label Roberto Cavalli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roberto Cavalli. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Twilight

Taking pictures in the dark is actually quite fun, especially doing so in the forest. In the abscence of which, a park would do perfectly. Viggo could pose as an Enchanted Dog - he doesn't mind, as long as he is taken to the dogrun right after the photoshoot. And he does everything in his power to make this magical moment arrive ASAP.




Wearing:  Kenjo skirt, vintage top, Roberto Cavalli sandals, Forever 21 headband*

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Thursday, May 6, 2010

Still on the yellow theme: Roberto Cavalli


Wore my new Roberto Cavalli slingbacks for the first time today. Despite the almost 5' heels, they're strangely comfortable and the yellow color is just as vivid as I always wanted to find. All in all, I'm glad I decided to buy them at one of those unexpected sales at the Outnet (http://www.theoutnet.com/). The skirt (by Kenjo) is also new, bought after a few months of deliberation and close monitoring. Also very comfortable and I just love the cut and all the detailing!
On a not that bright note, I nearly lost my favourite sun glasses today. I never knew it's possible to lose something in your own bag!  And yet, mine seems to have some sort of a built-in black hole in it. Spooky...








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Friday, January 15, 2010

Roberto Cavalli, mi amore

I love Roberto Cavalli, I love him dearly, I love him for as long as I can remember (checking the notes) Well, to be more precise, my love for him dates back to the summer of 2007 when browsing through a now dead fashion site eluxury.com I stumbled upon his fantastic, Troy-inspired antique gold sandals called Lionhead. Two thin straps and a massive lion head (in profile) in the middle. Simple, stylish and absolutely irresistable. Back then, I already started thinking wearable as well as beautiful when contemplating buying yet another pair of shoes so the Lionheads fell  into that category just right. And I didn't make a mistake with them - so far, they're among the most outstanding and comfortable shoes I ever had in my life. Or on my feet. Frankly, they are almost a piece of art and the pictures will follow as soon as my fiancee comes back from his business trip.
In the meantime - something that I wouldn't mind adding to my Roberto Cavalli shoe collection.






As well as these - black lace on beige background and a stiletto heel. What can be better?




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