favorite looks from this season's shows coming soon -- but for now...check out naomi campbell walking the "mai mumbai" charity fashion show in this vikram phadnis sari.
after seeing the slumdog millionaire starlet dolled up time and time again in couture gowns and drool-worthy accessories, it's refreshing to see her in a look like this. she can certainly carry both looks quite well.
a little treachery always keeps things interesting, doesn’t it? well in entertainment, that is – so entertain yourself this season by cheating on spring’s usual ethereal look of innocence with tough & sharply tailored blazers, strong & sturdy sandals, and most of all, a sly attitude…
cherry blossom season is always a romantic time. representing femininity and love, the famous cherry blossom trees bring thousands and thousands of people to washington, d.c., every spring to picnic by the tidal basin shore, stroll through parks, take part in the many festivals and shows, or simply admire the fleeting charm of these gifted beauties
...and as beautiful as grey chiffon. love-struck by this simple & gorgeous room
it's high time to start planning for a little road trip...
though the current times may allow for blurred directions, maintaining a crystal-clear focus of the wonderful times ahead is sometimes all we need. and what better to do that with than a fun pair of glasses?
purple & red -- a combination of hues rarely seen together as they both represent strength, boldness, vivacity, and immense spirit...but when paired as one in the right way, balance can be found, and the end result is strikingly beautiful...
imagine an intimate dinner party with abundant candlelight, small bites of heavenly foods, and this gorgeous collection of plates and platters...
another dreary morning...but hope this bunch of soft, lush peonies brighten your spirits, as they did mine
after a long, stressful week of work, looking forward to a weekend of pure relaxation and carefree, idle moments
there's nothing like a day of lounging around in a big-chunky-oversize-knit sweater in cold winter months.
from washingtonpost.com –
