THE Balenciaga:
MY Balenciaga:
I love Balenciaga inspired pieces... mainly because
they are the only ones I can afford. This is a softer
version of the structured power shift introduced a
little over a year ago. I like how they kept the idea
without exactly ripping it off unlike some "designers."
*COUGH* Kenley *COUGH COUGH*
I can't help but want this dress for the holidays and
life necessities. I will look into owning this ASAP
Floral Structured Shift Dress
$94.99!!
BananaRepublic.com
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Poor Woman's Balenciaga
Posted by
ev said
at
11:15 PM
Labels: Balenciaga, banana republic, influence
Sunday, August 24, 2008
My Dream Gladiator
Balenciaga Spring 2008
MarcianoLacey Gladiator Heel
$300
This is a good watered down version of the
Balenciaga gladiator pictured above. I like that
you can see the influence as opposed to it being
an exact copy.
Note To Self: Save $$$ for Balenciaga gear.
See Also:
Balenciaga Inspired Blazers
Posted by
ev said
at
11:15 PM
Labels: Balenciaga, budget shopper, gladiator, influence, marciano, shoes, women, yum
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Trickle Down
When did American Eagle start
selling high fashion rip offs?
American Eagle
2-Button Blazer
$59.50
See Also:
Balenciaga Inspired Blazers
Posted by
ev said
at
7:29 AM
Labels: american eagle, Balenciaga, budget shopper, influence
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Kicking It Mondrian Style
I am not a big fan of dunks but I know
if I saw these on someone I would melt a little.
INSPIRATION:
Piet Mondrian
Composition with Yellow, Blue, and Red, 1921
Nike SB Dunk Low Piet Mondrian
Also, with the passing of YSL, we will continue
to see loads and loads of Mondrian inspired fashions.
Source: Nice Kicks
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Summer Flare
The weather in Texas is getting crazy hot.
Luckily, I have successfully checked off my
list of summer necessities, which included:
Sun Glasses
Cut-off Denim Shorts
Boat Shoes
Perfect Red Flats
Sunblock
Canvas Wedge
And I can't forget the perfect bathing
suit. Here are my top four summer picks.
Chanel Spring 2007
I remember wanting this so
bad when it first came out.
Retro Hightwaist Bikini
Top: $24.99
Bottom: $27.99
Victoria's Secret
Sweet!!!! I want the bottoms in black and
the top could be like a neon retro floral print.
Chanel Spring 2007
Retro One-piece
Victoria's Secret $51.99
I like this one more than the
Chanel one. The cut is flawless.
Polkadot Highwaist Bikini
Top: $31
Bottom: $28
Victoria's Secret
With a big red flower in your hair! So Dita!
Carmen Marc Valvo Shirred One-piece
Victoria's Secret $117
Quite possibly the most flattering
bathing suit in the world.
These are all flattering to any figure so work it!
Posted by
ev said
at
2:00 PM
Labels: 50's, bathing suit, carmen marc valvo, chanel, hot, influence, retro, silhouette, summer, victoria's secret, women
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Prada For Almost Nada
I was at the mall yesterday when something
so pleasing yet disturbing caught my eye.
It's no secret that floral is the IT print and
trend of the season. The window display at Express
is what made me stop and stare.
Obviously reminded me of the 2008 Prada Resort Collection .
All of the Prada Collections this Spring have been making
me crazy. So it was pretty awesome to find something so
exactly similar!
I dont tend to think of Express as being so fashion forward and I looked
at other stuff on thie site... pretty cheesy club gear and work basics. I hope
they don't do well so I can get one on sale ;)
Silk Strapless Dress in Midnight Roses
$128.00 Express.com
This is the one I want, if any... Loving
the silhouette and retro rose print.
Birthday Dress or Half my Ticket to L.A.? Hmmm...
Posted by
ev said
at
2:43 PM
Labels: budget, Chanel Iman, color combinations, express, fashion, floral, influence, miuccia prada, resort 2008, retro, sick, silk, women
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Unauthorised Burberry Buttons
Design: Tobias Wong
Client: Self Manufacture
Date: 1999
Tobias handed out hundreds of these pirate Burberry plaid pins at events around NYC. “A year later, in spring 2000, Burberry themselves caught sight of this ’street trend’ and adapted them into their advertising campaign. The buttons were visible in fashion magazines, billboards, and catalogs - a knock-off of a knock-off”.
-Todd Falkowsky
Source: Canadiandesignresource.com
Burberry Advertisement Spring 2000
Posted by
ev said
at
11:13 PM
0
comments
Labels: Burberry, influence, tobias wong


