I think these are all great examples of men's style. It shows
variety, uniqueness, and ideas you can work into your own.
These were taken in Milan during Fashion week.
He makes diet coke look hot... Also small details like the
partially tucked in shirt always make THE difference. The leather
bomber is a classic and roughens up the juicy lumberjack print.
Great example of layering. Love the electric blue color pop.
He must be wearing about three scarves and he wears them well.
Texture is added with the different tones of gray.
This blazer is great. I love his scarf!
I like everything about this!
I love the modern colored scarves added to a 70's
looking plaid. The unexpected colors work so well
together.
This shade of purple is magnificent. The stripes and plaid
play so well with it. Military style always bring some sexy into
an outfit. Dress pants and sneakers are one of my favorite things
on guys. A great way to be stylish and formal YET comfortable.
Note the bags most of these guys have. Yes, guys can carry bags....
No, this does not look feminine nor is it called a purse. Just be confident
about it and rock a hot bag.
All photos from The Sartorialist for Men.Style.com.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Men with Style
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Labels: amsterdam fashion week, inspiration, men, Milan, street style, the sartorialist
Monday, January 14, 2008
Metallic Jeans
I know I have not been mentioning much for the boys and this is me making up for it.
Raf Simons Coated Shiny Black/Magenta Jeans $319 Seven NYC
These are hot. We love Raf Simons and luckily these are currently
on sale! I suggest pairing them with basic tees or button ups. They
crackle with wear to give them a more distressed look. These are
the perfect jeans to add texture and excitement to any boring day.
WOMEN:
Metallic Zip Hem Jeans £25.00 Top Shop
Silver will be big in the spring. Don't be afraid to rock these in the day time,
I would wear something ruffly to sweeten up the edginess. They can easily
pass for club wear so that is why I would pair them with a flowy, girly shirt.
Think ruffles, silk and pearls!
Also:
I read a weird story about Elisa from Project Runway. According
to her ex, she had amnesia. Read the whole story here.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
These Burgers Are Crazy
Remember this crazy Food Fight collection by Jeremy Scott?
Fall 2006
I was pretty fascinated when I ran into this crocheted hamburger
dress. It is pretty genius and I wish I had my own. I love the
intricate details and the obvious hard work put into it.
It kind of brings the whole "You Are What You Eat" idea to another level
and in that case, I hope that patty is soy!
Check out other crocheted arts and food by Joy Kampia on her site.
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Labels: crochet, food, inspiration, jeremy scott, joy kampia
Something Shiny For Your Inner Magpie
Usually glitter is nostalgic of Elmer's glue, construction paper and
the Spice Girls. Luckily, the latter has reunited and so has my love
affair with glitter! I have these fabulous glittered heels I bought in
a vintage shop in L.A. and I can't wait to start rocking them!
Miu Miu Glitter Sandals $290.00 Net-A-Porter
If you clicked on the link you were probably disappointed to see they
are mostly sold out. Luckily, I found this lovely imitation on Alloy!
Charles Albert Glitter Girl Heel $39.50 Alloy
Hey, for a fraction of the price these are pretty reasonable.
I am digging the silhouette and wrap around strap!
All that glitters is not... tacky.
ev
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Luxurious Skull
This is a Damien Hirst sculpture of a human skull cast in platinum. Yes, those are all flawless ethically sourced diamonds. The skull is encrusted with 8,601 diamonds. The icy head was reported to have sold for $122 million to an anonymous buyer.
The skull is showcasing its original teeth. But if you ask me it is definitely missing...
See Also:
Bugs, Skulls, and Gold!
Skull Photo Source: White Cube Gallery
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Labels: Art, Damien Hirst, Diamonds, skulls
Friday, January 11, 2008
Dance Party!
DJ AM was playing a set in Houston. My friend had way too
many tickets. I decided to go out one last time before I start
school this Monday.
DJ AM
He once dated super model Jessica Stam.
Ashleigh!
Kounthear and Mikey
Slim Thug was there and these are some really funny pictures.
So Icy!
This was the best ending to the night. $6 cheese pizza!
These Pashmina scarves are at the Kroger's on Montrose
and Hawthorne. My friend Whitney told me about them.
I think they are fabulous and a fun addition to any outfit.
I have two I bought in NY. I will post pictures another day.
By the way, if you have any fashion dilemmas or questions feel free to
email me at: andevsaid@gmail.com
or even on myspace.com/evsaid
xo
ev
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Seriously, Leggings Are Not Pants
Photo: infdaily.com
Just say no.
Tights Are Not Pants
See Also:
All Black, All Chic
How To Wear Leggings Without Looking Tacky
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All Black, All Chic
I can't help but wear all black sometimes. Okay, most of the time.
I have been yearning for these tights for quite some time now.
They are perfect for adding some texture to a boring monotone outfit.
Lamé High-Waisted Legging $44.00
Shiny Nylon Tricot Legging
$34.00
Just keep it classy and cover that booty!
Here are a few examples of texture from The Sartorialist:
Think elegant and sophisticated as opposed to grim and morbid.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Sole Mates
This is the Sportiletto, designed by Nicolas Ghesquière
for the fashion house Balenciaga.
Reebok Voltron Court Black Lions
Image Zzubo via Hypebeast
Reebok Source: Fops and Dandies
See also:
Killer Heels
Color Block Trends
Dream Boot
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Labels: Balenciaga, colorblock, legos, nicolas Ghesquière, Reebok
On Point: Katie Holmes
I never cared much about Katie Holmes and I try not
to blog about celebrities. However, this look is just
flawless. Everything from the Lanvin dress to those
famous red soles is on point.
Oh, and the Posh bob is rather boring. Add some fun to
it with bangs. I love this cut. It is classic and daring.
Amélie
Also:
How far would you go to save your I-Phone?
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Style On A Budget: Old Navy Chic
I randomly checked the Old Navy site and was surprised to find some
really cute things. We can thank Old Navy's new creative director,
Todd Oldham, for the sophisticated and fresh styles offered.
The following items can translate from casual work attire to fun party outfits.
Wrap-Front Shirts $24.50
This shirt is universally flattering for all figures. The deep V elongates
the neck and body giving the illusion of height especially when paired
with a great pair of heels.
Double-Ruffle Tops $26.50
This blush colored top is very sophisticated. You should not accessorize the neck
given that there is so much detail already going on. I would suggest a bold
bracelet or plenty of bangles.
Trapeze Shift Dress $19.75
You can't go wrong with a little black dress especially when it is a classic silhouette
such as this trapeze dress. This dress will work year round depending on how you
accessorize. There are countless ways to accessorize whether you use jewelry, scarves
or a killer pair of heels.
See also:
Wardrobe Essentials for Women
Armani's 21 rules of Style
Monday, January 7, 2008
Christian Dior New Year's Card
"Don't stop celebrating... May 2008 be a year
of inspiration, adventure, joy and hope for us all.
God bless, and see you at the couture!"
-John Galliano
Source: WWD.com
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Labels: Christian Dior, fun, inspiration, John Galliano
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Out and About
These are some pictures from before New year's for Chrissy's Birthday! Jordan bug
Philip Huang and Linda "youuu"
Chrissy !
Brooklynites
Christine and Chris
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