The seriously downsized haute couture presentations took place in Paris last week, and though the mood was somewhat somber due to the precarious financial situation at Christian Lacroix, designers still managed to put on the glamour.
I've included some of my favorite looks and done the "research" on standout pieces to incorporate into your current wardrobe. You can thank me later. With cash.
1.Kundan Jewelry set, Fusion Jewels (yes, I'm still into it) 2. Sheer inset bodysuit,
You really can't go wrong with this classic color combination, especially when it's accented with a unique accessory like this vintage 80's belt I picked up while thrift shopping:
Blazer, Old Navy; dress (worn as top), Forever21; trousers, asos; belt, ring, and shoes, vintage.
Oh, and be sure to check out the interview I did with Tash at Little Flutters. Thanks, Tash!
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July 8, 2009
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tamia
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