Sunday, September 20, 2009

All men are created equal...until they get dressed.

We all have our guilty pleasures.


Personally, I secretly adore putting ice cubes in my wine, Youtubing Miley Cyrus, and brushing my teeth in the shower. For some, excuse me- for many, shopping and fashion represent the ultimate guilty pleasure... so I need to ask: WHY? I feel no guilt in fashion at all. I mean, perhaps if the sum of digits on your credit card bill add up to more then you can count on your fingers and toes a-la-Isla Fisher in Confessions of a Shopaholic maybe a bit of a dilemma looms on the horizon, otherwise- shop, look, and lust away! Don't let your fashion habits keep you up at night, I guarantee your conscience has heavier things on it's plate.


I love fashion, I love fabric, I love design. I love the feeling of unworn clothes against my palms when I run them along stacks of folded sweaters in department stores. I love toying prices tags between my fingers and crumpling silk dresses in my fists. I love thinking about a single fiber pairing up with millions of other fibers to form a garment, a garment which will be worn and cherished, and made to flatter a figure. I think great design in any field elevates something-anything- to a higher, more elegant level, and fashion take us, people, the wearers, to our next level... when you look good, you feel good, where's the guilt in that?


So here's to NY Fashion Week and my favorite RTW Spring 2010 pieces... may you continue being guilt-free on the runway, and shamefully un-so at the after parties. Maybe I'll see you around sometime ♥



Erin Fetherson, by Erin Fetherson.


Proenza Schouler, by Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough.


Thakoon, by Thakoon Panichgul.


L.A.M.B., by Gwen Stefani.


Diane von Furstenberg, by Diane von Furstenberg.


Malandrino, by Catherine Malandrino.


Marc Jacobs, by Marc Jacobs.


I cut just like a knife, but I [look] just like a dream- hellogoodbye.



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