Showing posts with label amazing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amazing. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Fashion Future

Fashion is constantly evolving, changing, and paying homage to times passed. 


We're not quite to the completely out-of-this-world fashion sense of the Jetsons or Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, but we're not far from it. You can tell the Jetsons's wardrobe is 60's inspired (the show began airing in the early 60's) but take a look at Jane and Judy outfits — they definitely have characteristic that we're seeing in our stores and runways today. 

Bold collars? Check.
Crop Tops? Check.
Two-tone Coloring? Check. 

Now if only I could get my hair to defy gravity like Judy's...!

Shows like The Jetsons and other classics, past & present, act as inspiration for designers across the globe. 

I love keeping up with current and upcoming trends on Project Runway, and I recently was completely blown away with an outfit that could possibly have a HUGE impact on the future of fashion.

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Want It Wednesday: Valentino Rockstud




I have a major, major shoe crush.

Actually, it's past the point of a crush.

It's love.

Unrequited.
Have to have you,
but you're way out of my league,
love.




Tuesday, June 19, 2012

BBC, Wicked, Harrods and Spider-Man.


Yesterday my friends and I (minus Kelli) had signed up to see 'Wicked' at the Apollo Victoria Theatre. But, before that we had plans to go to The Amazing Spider-Man premier in Leicester Square (with KellI!).

BBC Building
Even before THAT, I had class. We did our typical thing and we got done really early. This Thursday we have presentations. For that presentation, we had to do this thing where (with a partner) we get on at the nearest bus, ride it 12 stops, turn left when you get off the bus, when you pass a man wearing glasses, you turn around and take your next left, etc.... So since there was an odd number of people (we have 8 in the class and one was absent) myself and two other girls went ahead and got this done. It was really neat, but slightly scary. We got on the bus and I suggested we get on it going a certain way, thinking that would lead us to the center of the city.... But I was wrong. So i'm 0/2 on getting directions correct via bus, so I've since given up that right. We ended up near the BBC buildings at one point, and being a DBJ major, I fangirled a little bit on the inside.


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