Friday, November 20, 2009

Lovely jewels



I got these fantastic earrings at a Julie Sandlau outlet. I know that the crown princess of Denmark love her jewelry, as well as Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Simpson and Beyoncé. But I am possibly the biggest fan of her jewels in the world! The good thing about her jewelry is that they are all so beautiful and still relatively cheep. I'm not the the only fan of her. 

Sunday, November 15, 2009

A new member of my shoe collection



Jimmy Choo is the latest designer to work with high street brand h&m. A rather succesfull collection. I work just across an h&m store, and last morning the queue of people went all the way down the street. Only the first 160 people would get access to the shoe department. As I saw all the people run in to the store I was quite certain that I would not become one of the lucky Jimmy Choo owners. But in my lunch break I went over there and I was lucky! I could not believe it, but I got not only one, but two pairs of Jimmy Choo stilettos.  

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

What the cheshire cat would wear




















I am convinced that if the cheshire cat would wear any kind of fashion, it would wear Victor and Rolf. Last time I was in Paris I went to the Disney store on Champs Élysée and saw this Halloween outfit. I wish it came in my size. I would love to be the cheshire cat at Halloween. On the other hand I would also love to wear a Victor and Rolf dress for Halloween and come as a bow.



Monday, November 9, 2009

Dior in my kitchen


A poster like this was in the summer displayed in all of Copenhagen at the bus stops. I was so lucky that my mother got me one of them to display in my home. It's very large but so nice, and now it's hanging in my kitchen to remind me of Paris and Dior. To fabulous things. This picture is taking in Paris at the store by Saint Germain the last time I went there. It's about seven months ago. So I think it's about time that I go back there. After all; it is my city. 

When I'm going to Ladurée...


When going to Ladurée I could of cause also just wear my beloved Lanvin shoes. Perhaps I just need to go to Ladurée more than just one time... I love that in Paris it's totally okay to wear high fashion at a patisserie. I'm born in the wrong country i guess. 

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Go Balmain go


Can somebody please get me this dress? 

Paris I'm on my way!












So in two weeks time I'm going to Paris. And two of the essential places for me to go is #1 Chanel in Rue Cambon, and #2 Ladurée on Rue Royale to eat french macaroons. Perhaps the two things can be done at the same time. I would personally very much like to wear this green Chanel suit while eating green macaroons with a view to the Madelaine Church. Paris here I come. I'm looking forward to see you again!

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

We all need a bit of Stella
















Until this this season (fall/winter 2009) I didn't really understood all the fuss about Stella McCartney. But suddenly I see. She is amazing. Firstly I think it's great that she is not using any fur or real leather. I love both fur and leather, but I still think it's cool that she can make such beautiful winter clothing with out any. I think it's the right time for a collection and a an approach to fashion like that. I personally can't wait till I'm going to Paris in two weeks, and go to the Stella store there. I need some Stella in my life! 

Sunday, October 25, 2009

What went wrong with good old depend-on-sexy-clothes-Cavalli?






















I have to ask: "What went wrong here Roberto?" Milan has always been the fashion city out of the four (New York, London and Paris) that you knew would deliver some serious sexy-as-hell dresses. But it seems as if Milan is growing up and wants to be more serious than that. A situation I don't understand since the sexy dress part worked so fine. New York got the sportswear, London the avantgarde, Paris the chicness and Milan the sexyness. Versace, Gucci and Roberto Cavalli always delivered the greatest dresses for girls like Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé and Dita von Teese. Versace and Gucci are still going strong, still with sex appeal but in a much more decent way, and a much more boring way. But then the is Roberto Cavalli. Always a man we depended on making a good damn hot dress. Well... it seems like he is going in an other direction far far away from his roots. And that I don't mean in a good way. The female/male touch in a romantic blend is just so not Cavalli. It could perhaps work for Miu Miu or Chloé. But not for Cavalli. I think the average Cavalli woman will be very disappointed.