Rope and Stone-Holiday with Proenza Schouler

I know I am a bit all over the place with just posting a necklace for autumn and now I am posting a necklace for summer. What can I say, I think about autumn and summer at the same time, I guess it is part of working in fashion!

I am off to get some sun today and I wish I could go on holiday with this Proenza Schouler necklace. Too bad it is a little pricey as US$650! I will have to try and replicate this myself...

Well, I'm off to the airport now, see you next week!


photo: net-a-porter.com

Proenza Schouler PS1 bag obsession

When I am procrastinating at work, sometimes I go to proenzaschouler.com and just stare at the PS1 Medium Black Leather bag and dream that one day I will be able to own it, then I go out and play the lottery because it costs over a grand.

Today's procrastinating brought me to the new Fall 2011 pre-order PS1 Medium Blanket Jacquard available for delivery in October of this year. Not as versitile as the black one but just as beautiful and more unique.

Pretty Simple-Proenza Schouler

The Proenza Schouler boys have done it again. They have created a collection that is pretty but cool at the same time. This season, the simple pointed pumps and knee skimming skirts make this collection more ladylike. I also really love the tousled hair on the models, it finishes off the looks with a bit of nonchalance.

New York: Footwear Report-My Top 3

Seeing as I work in the footwear industry I thought it would be fun to report on the shoes of fashion week. I didn't get too excited about any of the shoes from New York though, I am looking forward to London this week as I think there will be some crazy shoes coming down the catwalk.

Here is what stood out for me from New York, from top:

1. Proenza Schouler-Aggresive: Chunky Platform
2. Nicholas Kirkwood for Rodarte-Mixing it up: Lace up Sandals
3. Marc Jacobs-Sensible but Sweet: Low Points

photos: style.com

Proenza Schouler: Black White and Blue

These are my favourite looks from the Proenza Schouler show in New York. I especially love the fuzzy printed material they used, looks really cozy but really cool at the same time.

photos: style.com