mirroir:

Steampunk influence on high-end fashion (x) @ Dolce & Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week Fall 2006

Publication: Intermission Magazine

Issue: #6 Fall 2012

Title: White Noise

Model: Marie Piovesan

Photography: John Scarisbrick

Styling: Gaia Repossi

carmidoll:

Hermès f/w 2010

One of my favourite collections ever

midesko:

I seriously think these are the cutest things I have ever seen. I love deer sweaters and cardigans. I can’t find where to find the one with drawstrings but the others are all here for about forty dollars. I would literally marry someone who bought one for me. No questions asked.

desire-of-oak:

Peacock Pirate Coat (without sleeves) | Store - Damsel in this Dress

giveustheradio:

karminaburana:

MOTHER OF SWEET JESUS

UGH

How to Steal a Million Fashion Tips

jessinayellowdress:

After the success of my post about Rear Window Fashion Tips (read: I got a few likes and decided it was a success), I’ve decided to expand the series. 

Today I’m looking at one of my favourite Audrey Hepburn movies (favourite old movies, favourite romantic comedies, favourite style movies, etc.) — How to Steal a Million:

1. Maintain an individualistic style

So what if your hat makes you look like you come from the same planet as the Coneheads? Own it. 

2. Keep a beauty regimine

You think you can just look like Audrey Hepburn willy nilly? It takes work. Start with separating your eyelashes with a pin (that’s an actual Audrey Hepburn practice) and end with putting on your Givenchy wardrobe. 

3. Dress comfortably

Especially if you’re going to be trapped in a closet for hours on end. Here’s hoping your company looks like Peter O’Toole.

4. Always give Givenchy a night off

You can’t look glamorous all the time. Sometimes you have to bite the bullet and wear rags.

5. Lace: wear it all over

There was one woman who perfected the art of head-to-toe Chantilly lace decades before Lady Gaga came along, and her name was Audrey Hepburn. Used here to add mystery as she plots an art heist, this is an example of Chantilly lace done right.

6. Choose the proper pyjamas. 

The romanticism of this scene would’ve been lost if Audrey had’ve been wearing loose sweatpants and a ratty t-shirt.

7. There’s always time to be late, especially when you’re getting engaged. 

So what if you have to meet your heist partner in 10 minutes, and the art gallery is about to close for the night? There’s always time to get engaged — whether you like your fiance or not.

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hogwartshasgreatwifi:

ohpierre:

strangersatthemall:

bluandorange:

chartyourowncourse:

koi-ishly:

captaingiggles:

My brain is orgasming at the sight of these gorgeous coats/jackets. There are a ton more here , from Laura Galic…amazing.

myvintagevogue:

Juilliard 1953 suit by Ben Zuckerman

Vogue - Iron Man edition

thatkindofwoman:

Fall is coming again, and these colors are essential. 

thatkindofwoman:

Changing all those changes.