Like a Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Personal Fashion

 

 

Images by Ben Taylor

Kimono/ Hat: Vintage; Shorts: American Eagle; Creepers: Underground UK

I know this post is probably the most number of pics I have ever posted in one personal post ever, but it was such a cool shoot and there were just so many many cool shots that I could only edit it down to these many. Introducing you to Ben Taylor, an FIT student who is a super talented and creative photographer. This location in Harlem is one of the best I have spotted in NYC so far. What a fun day!!

I love this kimono, which is casual enough for me to wear over my shorts and tee on a regular fall day. The creepers are a fantastic height inducer. Sucks that these custom underground UK creepers took 9 weeks to get to me, while in the mean time copycat Jeffery Campbells were already out in the same exact replicas. They have no shame and it infuriates me!!

Besides that life is good :)

xo

Cause It’s Finally Snowing Outside and Santa Had to Hide: Personal Fashion

Images by Jade Anderson

Leather Vest: All Saints; Kaftan: Streets of Dubai [but its made in India, lol]; Shoes: Irregular Choices; Tights: American Apparel; Fur Hat: Daffy’s; Snood: Zara; Skull bracelets / ring; H&M

Here is the email I got from my sister about what I should buy for my 4 yr old niece for Christmas. Of course this email is based on how my niece talks to my sister.

“You can get her any princess clothes from Disney store at Times Square- size 4T. Her favorite color is pink and if there is a choice between dark pink and light pick then she likes dark pink. And if there is a choice between "different color" as in multicolor and pink then she likes "different colors". And her favorite princess is Ariel who is also called the Little Mermaid. And of course she likes everything with flowers. Just so that you know what to get…lol”

I love my kids [nieces]. They are so funny. They loved the Disney princess dolls and clothes I got them. Hope all of you had a Merry X’mas!!

PS: Introducing photos by the very talented Jade Anderson. She is an NYU alumni and a fantastic photographer.