2NE1 Lonely Music Video - Balmain Mary Katrantzou Burberry Prorsum Balenciaga Christopher Kane

For those of you, who are not acquainted with the music group 2NE1, they are a collective of uber stylish women whom are forever dressed to the teeth in au courant clothing, furthermore dominating music charts in Asia, left right and centre. I don't usually pander to music or movie magnates but I make an exception for this girl group. Why do you ask?! Because I'm a FAN!! Spot the Balmain studded ne plus ultra to the Katrantzou wunderkind. 

Cant Nobody RAP INTRO BY CL     

Balmain to KTZ
Many style from A to Z
Jeremy Scott Givenchy
Bitch You ain’t got shit on me
Chrome hearts Fendi furs
Dripped in shits you never heard Louboutin Hermes

           ♬ Cant Nobody

Sunglasses | Feather Headdress - Bitching & Junkfood

 

Putting on sunglasses, at times is like putting on a brave face! they hide a multiple of sins, as well of course protecting you from the sun and making a style statement. So personally it's always a drag! that I can't find the right fitting shades for my face. The size of my head is quite small, hats ands head wear is an issue too! Nevertheless I wont stop until I find the perfect fit and crowning finish. The feather headdress would be a gem for the festival season!  To see more beat on the bubble.  

 

Snapshots No.5 Mélange

Friday Snapshots

1. Make A Wish Ring by Bettina Nissen 2. Candy Skull embossed Back Sack by Storets 3. Shoe Storage Ottoman by Lilly Pulitzer 
[Clickable Images] 4. Marco Corso | FW2011/12 5. Love.Sex.Diamonds IPHONE Case 6. Shenaz Engineer 7. NTICE On The Fringe Crop Tee 8. CROSS EYES Sunglasses by Kickeyes 9. Elma Neat Cut Out Flat by New Kid 10. Black Printed Leather Top by Bolshie 11. Horn Cap by KTZ 

Ohsofickle STUD Zip Clutch / Laptop Bag

These could be used as a tasty big clutch or as a laptop bag! Comes with a sling. Pondering on either the camel color or black version, both would be niiice! Not too steep Approx £15.00 from $30.00 Singapore Dollars.  If you wish click on the bubble to visit store.

Romance Was Born SS 2011/12

Photo's courtesy of Zimbio & There are ghosts & Style Bubble & Sonny Vandevelde

Wild Aussie label 'Romance was Born' once more demanded attention from the pack, looking to the imagination and emotion to guide their collection. Reflecting the art deco royalty and eccentric romantic movement decorously,  Reason and logic can yield the known and the limited but the spontaneous overflow of imagination can give life to a otherworld like fairytale, like this collection of ancient Aztec prints, queen-ship hair and head accessory turbans, adorned with pearls and embellishments. I would probably do it a disservice if I thought the hair Cinnamon bun style slightly reminded me of Princess Leia? Hum I think so! okay lets scratch that. 

Don't we all want to.. be unique? IOU Project

Fashion can at times be materialistic, It's all about being in with the latest trend, where luxury goods and fashion items are promoted as being necessary, or essential for fulfilling life VERSUS understanding the inspiration and motive behind a collection, and acknowledging craftsmanship.

.....................I see fashion as an art form, you know?  A way of self-expression.

Thus If I come across anything which has purposeful consequences and fruition related to the Fashion industry, I unhesitatingly prick up my ears. This occurred when I received an email from fashion designer Kavita Parmar sharing a preview of the IOU Project. The team at IOU project are striving to transform the entire process of manufacturing garments, via fusing fashion design and supply chain in an innovative way. IF YOU'RE CONFUSED WATCH THE VIDEO! it explains it a whole lot better. 

dedicated to making every piece unique and fresh from small batches of fabrics handwoven in India

The IOU Project will be launching their clothing line at the end of the month! 

I am yours and you, you are mine

$98 of power high walking! at Storets   

Lately I've been spending my energies with everything but dandifying my wardrobe, I've been on the hunt for- new white acrylic wall shelves, music software to create music mixes ~ (which peeked my interest until I fail miserably) art work album covers, coffee table's...and just plain aloof procrastinating. Newly of late the two items above are on my craving scroll! Wouldn't they make a tasty combo!? The faux leather trench coat reminds me of the ala Burberry Garbardine Trench Coat with contrast sleeves, shown image below. The price difference bolsters my cravings, but doesn't aid me to reach into my purse now, as I have diddly squat this month to my name. Serves me right for my non-frugal spending.  

Patience is the art of caring slowly :(

Eleven Objects Fall 2011

SEDUCTIVE COLLAR CZARINA

All hail the empress of collar's that holds up the cranial nape of the neck, sculpted to powder your neck . It is all things duly veil’d, both with chic and cheeky touches of calf hair, leopard print, swarovski crystals and spikes, buttons, screws and studs. Eleven Objects was established when Linh Thi Do and Christine Rhee simultaneously decided that their wardrobes would be vastly improved by a different kind of accessory. This is their debut collection- My neck could crave for this guillotine’s spiked kiss of the collar!

Linh Thi Do previously worked at TSE and Alexander Wang. She studied biology and fine arts at Rice University and then received her Associates degree in fashion design at Parsons School of Design. Christine Rhee studied architecture at Princeton University. She designed her eponymous line, CRHEE, which was featured in Marie Claire, WWD, and Teen Vogue, and has also worked as a marketing coordinator for BOYY.

Credits: photographer: Andrew de Francesco, stylist: Kat Clements, makeup: Emily Ansel, hair: Liliana Meyrick, model: Allison Ullo

 WEAR IT

Lisa Ou, designer, is wearing our metallic silk lurex collar with Swarovski crystals and hardware.

Eleven Objects muse, poliopoliopolio, is wearing the Metallic Silk Lurex Collar with Swarovski Crystals and Hardware Embroidery. photo by Adam Fredericks