Haider Ackermann's collections are always amongst my favourites and this Spring 2015 season it's no different. Even with colours (lilac) that I would usually not be drawn to this collection is a complete dream. Loving the folded, draped and layered detailing and the gorgeous choice of fabrics.
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Keira Knightley is this week’s cover star for Net-a-Porter’s successful online magazine THE EDIT and I'm absolutely loving the editorial, shot by photographer David Bellemere and styled by Natalie Brewster. Keira looks as gorgeous as ever with wavy hair, flawless makeup and dressed in Alexander McQueen, Erdem and Dolce & Gabbana, amongst other designers. You can see and read the story here and watch the behind-the-scenes “Fashion Fairytale” video here.
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Saddened to learn of designer Oscar de la Renta's passing this morning. He truly was one of the greats. No big red carpet event goes by without at least one person wearing an Oscar de la Renta creation and it's because of this, especially, that I will forever remember him and his work. Because his red carpet gowns were always elegant and pretty. You could count on it. "I'm not interested in shock tactics. I just want to make beautiful clothes" is what he once said - and I thank you for it, mr. de la Renta! ♥
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I'm hardly in the mood for spring clothes right now, but Stella McCartney's Spring 2015 collection was, once again, one of my favourites for the new season and so I thought I'd share. Love how her designs can look so relaxed and elegant at the same time. A lot has to do with the choice of neutrals but I'm also a big fan of the shapes and the below-the-knee skirt lengths.
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Today I'm obsessing over the Chanel ankle strap shoes for Spring 2015, as recently shown on the runway in Paris. Hands down THE best pair I've seen all season. I love when a classic model gets a new little twist. In this case I'm particularly liking the contrast between the heavy front with the bow and the lightness down the back of the shoe with the ankle strap.
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