I’m all inspired to add more touches of gold to my wardrobe…
I adore this collection! Simple, elegant, playful… completely wearable.
Love these bold geometric shapes…
Ahh, this Moschino show was so fun! The uniforms, the exaggerated detailing, the clean, simple palette… I want to put on a musical with these as the costumes 
I think it’s set on a cruiseliner, what do you think?
Another catwalk flashback: Dolce & Gabbana’s fall 2010 ready to wear collection. I didn’t post it at the time, because I posted my top picks from the Spring collection, and frankly there wasn’t much difference. Plenty of black lace and lingerie as outerwear, floral satins, pencil skirts… lovely of course, but dare I say it, here is the same collection with a few overcoats thrown in? Anyway, viewed independently, there are certainly a number of pieces I would wear myself, so enjoy it from the perspective of a little distance…
Just three picks from the Dior Fall 2010 show…
Taking a peek back at Miu Miu in Fall 2003…
In tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, I have been posting a retrospective of past collections, from a SwingFashionista perspective. The best of Alexander McQueen for retro-loving folk. May he rest in peace. In part 9, my top picks from the Fall 2006 ready-to-wear show. More to come…
In tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, I have been posting a retrospective of past collections, from a SwingFashionista perspective. The best of Alexander McQueen for retro-loving folk. May he rest in peace. In part 7, my top picks from the Fall 2005 ready-to-wear show. More to come…
In tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, I have been posting a retrospective of past collections, from a SwingFashionista perspective. The best of Alexander McQueen for retro-loving folk. May he rest in peace. In part 5, my top picks from the Fall 2004 ready-to-wear show. More to come…
In tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, I have been posting a retrospective of past collections, from a SwingFashionista perspective. The best of Alexander McQueen for retro-loving folk. May he rest in peace. In part 4, my top picks from the Fall 2003 ready-to-wear show. More to come…
In tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, I have been posting a retrospective of past collections, from a SwingFashionista perspective. The best of Alexander McQueen for retro-loving folk. May he rest in peace. In part 2, my top picks from the Fall 2002 ready-to-wear show. More to come…
L’Wren Scott is one of my favorite labels. Lots of figure-hugging pencil skirts, autumn color palettes and vintage details. I also feel like this label is a little more down-to-earth. I don’t just lust after all these dresses, I really would wear them, and these are looks I could realistically create, unlike the looks that some fashion houses put on the catwalk. Here’s my top picks of the last three years, in my opinion getting better and better with each season…
Fall 2008:
Spring 2008:
Fall 2009:
Spring 2009:
Spring 2010:
