chloe, please!

bare faces, center parts, and natural hair set the stage for the chloe spring 2015 show featuring gladiator sandals, loose bohemian silhouettes, sheer details, and the most incredibly beautiful and delicate embroidered dresses. the chloe girl seems to have quite a nice time donning these immaculate pieces. love this collection. here are some highlights. what shows did you love from spring 2015? 

 

 

the law of least effort

If there’s anyone who knows how to capture the essence of a moment through beautiful photography, it’s Bruce Weber. His photographs feel natural and easy, a characteristic of true talent. When you’re aligned with expressing your innate gifts in the world, it’s a practice in one of the seven spiritual laws of the universe: The law of least effort. This principle of no resistance adheres to the intelligence of nature. A blade of grass doesn’t try to grow. A flower isn’t forcing itself to bloom. Maybe that’s why his work feels so harmonious.  I’m curious about what you think your unique gift is for the world?

images via bruce weber fb fan page and google search

proenza schouler: on the money

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler certainly haven't lost touch with what a cool girl wants to wear. Chalked up as "american sportswear," their collection of polos, blouses, midi skirts and dresses are far from boring. Offering effortless necklines while pairing graphic prints with graphic prints and fringed shoes with crocheted skirts, these fellas managed to achieve a unique and exciting perspective on making basics new. Sounds right on the money to me. 

 

 

 

you be the stripes to my star

can we talk about the makeup at the Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2015 Ready-to-Wear show? So great! I'd like to do this everyday. if we're going to paint our faces, why not make it a zany, whimsical, and fun. life shouldn't be serious and fashion definitely isn't. 

images c/o @patmcgrathreal and @andrewarthur

from the streets: NY Fashion Week

Here are some of my favorite looks seen from the streets of NY Fashion Week. The sporty elements are so reminiscent of the 90s while the crop top still reigns. Both something for me to smile about. I can appreciate the tomboy ease and comfort matched with a feminine touch. What looks do you like?  

 images c/o WWD