Heidi Slimane and YSL

Heidi Slimane and YSL

O-M-G

hasn't designed anything huge in awhile. you'll recall some of his other work like such...Frances Bean.

This is epic. 

Downtown

Bottega Louie  with one of the best friends everrr. 

Then it was off to Downtown Art Walk followed by macarons, Hershey hugs, and other yumminess at home. Not to mention online window shopping and Vegas trip planning!

Pretty sure I've also decided on a place for my birthday dessert! I'm thinking of an assortment of the following...Macarons, cupcakes topped with Macarons, and a Le Grand Macaron. Heh.

lovely evening before the craziness of Spring semester begins next week...

• Jason Wu for Target Sleeveless Pleated Shift Dress in Blush Stripes with Black Belt

Photobooth of Change

no seriously, what's up?

Hear Us Roar! Rawrrr

So blessed to have taken this Women and Pop Culture Class with Professor and founder of Feminist Fatale, Melanie Klein. Also, so honored to have been a part of this insightful and inspiring project (one of many!) and to have met and created friendships with such strong and lovely women.

Cheers to another upcoming amazing semester and watch out D.C. here we come! 

xo, stay Graceful...

Jason Wu for Target: First Look

Back in October, Target released a teaser video with Wu stating that his "muses are always unexpected, a little whimsical; a model or even a cat." Obviously I gushed. The bottom left corner of the just released ad campaign reads: "MISCHIEF IS IN THE DETAILS" Could there be any better statement to describe a collection inspired by cats and French New Wave Films? I think not.

Absolute Perfection - NYE Love

O-M-G. I die. 

I hope everyone has a Happy New Year's eve! 

Be safe and have fun! 

Cheers to the wonderfulness that will be created and cultivated in the New Year!!!

A flower doesn't wear make-up to be beautiful...

It just is...

Glasses: Beausoleil eye-wear

Ring: Turquoise and sterling silver ring 

(bought on an Indian Reservation in NM)

Ad Inspiring

Upon the third round of flipping through the Fall issue of Vogue yet again, I kept coming back to this exquisite photograph; Carolina Herrera Fall 2011. Sigrid Agren looks absolutely stunning and has a look in her eye that is, well, unexplainable; she is most definitely channeling the 1970s photo of Carolina Herrera herself that was used as inspiration. When I found out that it was indeed Patrick Demarchelier that shot this lovely photo, the first thing I said to myself was, "of course."