LOUIS VUITTON Fall 2010 Campaign

Don't you just adore the direction fashion is heading in right now?
I feel truly inspired by the way the majority of my favorite designers (Galliano, Prada, Jacobs) are taking from the '40s through '60s for their Fall collections this year.
This ad campaign seriously makes me grin from ear to ear. It's just so right!
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Ponytails are to-die-for.

Christy Turlington are you really wearing a full leather skirt? AMAZING!!!

The prints! The textures! Gahhhh!

(Photos: Fashion Gone Rogue taken by Steven Meisel featuring Christy Turlington, Natalia Vodianova & Karen Elson)

Why Don't You Love Me (Enough to Give Me Everything You Wore in this Video)?

Have you seen this?

"Why Don't You Love Me" - Beyoncé from Beyoncé on Vimeo.

When did Beyoncé get so fierce BUCKWILD???!

I think the song is kind of boring and extremely repetitive, but the styling in this video is KILLER. B should definitely try to keep this look up.

Favorite things time:

'60s eye make-up featuring a guest appearance by liquid eye-liner tears




this swimsuit (really though, why don't you love her?)



ginormous chunky rings and robin egg blue nails



floral (maybe D&G?) lingerie



this wig, THOSE BANGS



giant broach on her hat with an honorable mention for the cat eye shades



and finally, the clear cat eye glasses, I would love to own those



Does anyone know who did the styling on this video? If I ever get $rich$ I'm going to hire them to buy all my bedroom clothes.

Xo Rah

FLOORING FLORALS

Silently screaming, "Let us in!" are spring, summer and the numerous floral patterns and shades that come along with the seasons.
Peter Philips’ newest collaboration with Chanel for the summer 2010 makeup collection, Les Pop-Up de Chanel is absolutely wonderful. All of the shades are sure to sell out as quickly as Jade and those that came before it, and it's evident that Nouvelle Vague will be the stand out shade. Promised to be available for a ridiculously short period of time for those willing to stalk the cosmetic counters in May 2010 (myself included).

(Top, left to right) Chanel Nail Colour in Nouvelle Vague, Riviera and Mistral, $23 each.
(Middle) Floral inspiration, photograph by Carolina Parrague.
(Bottom)The (similar in theory, but truly quite different) Look for Less, Forever 21 Sweet Lilac Nail Polish, $2.80 each.