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-Isabel
Filed under: Musings
The “My List” section of US Harper’s Bazaar is a documentation of fashion designers’ days so naturally, f*cking absurd. It’s usually like, “I wake up at blah blah time and my servant hands me WWD” but then there are bits of genius like these:
Emilio Pucci’s Peter Dundas:
“Seeing that my apartment is in Paris and I work in Florence, I usually go to work by airplane”
Peter Dundas in 24 Hours – Designer Peter Dundas Shares His Schedule – Harper’s BAZAAR
Karl Lagerfeld (oh yes yes YES):
“The house can fall apart, but I sleep for seven hours. I wear a long, full-length white shirt, in a material called poplin imperial, made for me by Hilditch & Key in Paris after a design of a 17th-century men’s nightshirt I saw at the Victoria and Albert Museum.”
I never drink anything hot; I don’t like hot drinks, very strange. I drink Diet Coke from the minute I get up to the minute I go to bed. I can even drink it in the middle of the night, and I can sleep. I don’t drink coffee, I don’t drink tea, I drink nothing else.
My List: Karl Lagerfeld in 24 Hours – Harper’s BAZAAR
“I like everything to be washable, myself included. I like antique lace, antique sheets, beautiful quilted covers, but everything is white. In white you can hide nothing.”
“I actually have two houses. This house here, it’s only for sleeping and sketching, and I have another house two-and-a-half meters away for lunch and dinner and to see people, and where the cook is and all that.”
My List: Karl Lagerfeld in 24 Hours – Harper’s BAZAAR
Tom Ford:
“I don’t carry a phone with me because I hate talking on the phone and especially hate talking on cell phones. I do have an iPhone, but I use it primarily for music and as a camera. In an emergency, of course, I use it as a phone. I am not really even sure what my number is.”
24 Hours with Tom Ford – A Day in the Life of Tom Ford – Harper’s BAZAAR
-Isabel
Filed under: Musings
Venetia Scott is amazing. Smart styling is hard to come by, and Scott is pretty f*cking smart. She also has a daughter by way of Juergen Teller named Lola – probably the #MOST #CHIC thing I’ve ever heard, ever, forever, infinitely.
For your eyes, for your soul:
Devon Aoki in Vogue Russie October 2008. Work that field, kiss me with your heart lips. Juergen baby shot this.
Another Magazine S/S2006… she gets the “girly lost” look down to its vacantly sexed up, thinned out, bruised over limbs.
For Self Service S/S2011 – but you can see exactly why and how she is also Marc Jacobs’ lead stylist and creative director. Snaps for Scott, this sh*t is beyond.
-Elliot hi guys! Sorry I’ve been away. Check my new site www.homecomingmag.com
Things I will be needing (and where to buy them for me)
Lucite Panda ring. 3 Finger Ring with red, yellow, green, beige, and orange translucent PANDA Emerald’s.
Ears. Maison Michel.
Shades. Thierry Lasry ”Perfidy” 101
This song.
Olivier Theyskens dresses, and Olivier himself in dark, sweaty LES pop ups.
Cashmere is Cashmere. Tomas Maier.
-Isabel Tao
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Former Voguette Claiborne Swanson Frank created this beautifully curated coffee table books featuring some of the most naturally beautiful women of the generation a few years (actually, exactly four years) before mine. Even in a city like New York, where your head can spin off looking in all directions at the girls and women walking up and down the streets, it’s becoming harder and harder to pinpoint those that are, actually, beautiful in the real sense of the word. And the book, published by French house Assouline and photographed by Swanson Frank, does just that.
Rumor has it American Beauty was criticized for it’s “irrelevance” because most of the photographs are portraits of her (mostly wealthy, mostly socialite) girlfriends, but hats off to Swanson for her unapologetic nod towards the pursuit of sharing her own aesthetic (whatever you want to call it) with everyone.
-Isabel
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Here’s the best of Met Ball fashion, dominated entirely by Dolce & Gabbana and Anja Rubik’s hip bone. Remember that post I wrote a while ago praising this particular Dolce collection? Well, BOOM, half of it was at the Met last night. Here are the ladies who looked like they had so much fun getting dressed:
Bianca Brandolini d’ Adda wearing a floor length um, gold cape by Dolce & Gabbana.
Giovanna Battaglia in Dolce and Gabbana + Vladamir Restoin Roitfeld. GIO’S WORLD!
Anja Rubik in Anthony Vaccarello. What you wear when you are a determined, confident, Aryan supermodel who knows that a) hipbones are the new collarbones and b)wants everyone else around you to look HORRIBLE.
And here’s Anna. Anna, Anna, Anna…Wearing a giant fur (casually in the beginning of May, like summer) and a Prada gown encircled by a giant, gold, sequined crustacean. Wintour, in this outfit, is like, the embodiment of everything people hate about fashion and naturally, looks fantastic and it’s fabulous.
-JEALOUS
THE ROOMS IN THE NEW TRUMP SOHO ARE ALL BY FENDI CASA, which, if you read this blog, you are well aware that’s either the best or worst thing that’s ever happened in the hospitality industry or…ever. It’s the proverbial peak on the hypothetical mountain of bad taste that is accumulating in Soho.
Every. Single. Room.
I was so sad this weekend was over and now I can’t stop laughing. Should Elliot and I get and apartment there?
-Isabel Simko
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And that’s about it…
fred-perry-x-dr-martens-2012-spring-summer-quilt-wing-tip
Raf-Simons-Fred-Perry 2012 Spring Summer
And this is where I’d really like to be this summer. With a permanent minimal soundtrack and a boy to plan it all. Really I’m not kidding.
-Isabel
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Say that with a French accent. This is a GIF so click it if it isn’t working.
-Ells
