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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Obsession of the Day: Bah-len-see-ahh-gah
Spanish born Cristobal Balenciaga established his couture house in 1918, making a name for himself with dramatic, scultural silhouettes. He and his house grew to influence all aspects of fashion and the market through the 20th century. Today, the brand … Continue reading
Posted in A Day At The Museum, Noteworthy See, Obsession of the Day, Spotlight Special, Vintage
Tagged Balenciaga, Boutiques.com, Chloe Sevigny, Christine Suppes, Cristobal Balenciaga, de Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, Google, Hamish Bowles, Jennifer Connelly, Kate Moss, Neiman Marcus, Nicolas Ghesquiere, Nicole Richie, San Francisco Auxiliary of the Fine Arts Museums, Vogue Europe
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Obsession of the Day: Understated Minimalism
{sometimes less is more}
Spotlight Special: Gypsy 05 & Future Heretics Fashion Show at STYLE Fashion Week
Wednesday March 16, 2011, Gypsy 05 and Future Heretics presented their Fall/Winter 2011 Men’s and Women’s Collections at STYLE FASHION WEEK. The fashion shows took place at the newly-renovated 18th century Vibiana Cathedral downton Los Angeles. The event surrounding the boho-chic … Continue reading
ATM now on Facebook!
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Street Scene: L.A. Market 3.15.11
It is officially half-way through L.A. Market. With the fashion industry abuzz downtown, check out what people were wearing at the intersection of Los Angeles & 9th today.
Obsession of the Day: Spring 2011 Woven Sandal Trend
Old school basket weaving meets new school fun on your feet. These woven gems are the perfect staple to update anyone’s wardrobe this Spring. From Lela Rose’s Peru inspired wedges to Prada’s chunky sandals to Jimmy Choo’s strappy sex appeal, the … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Obsession of the Day, Shoes
Tagged Isabel Toledo, Jimmy Choo, Lela Rose, Payless Shoes, Prada, spring 2011, Stewart Weizman, woven sandal
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Spotlight Special: Carnivale Venezia (aka Mardi Gras in Venice, Italy)!
Posted in Noteworthy See, Obsession of the Day, Spotlight Special
Tagged Carnevale Venezia, Fat Tuesday, Italy, Mardi Gras, Venice
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Obsession of the Day: Mardi Gras Masks
As week-long celebrations for Mardi Gras kick off around the world, a major component they all share are masks. Originally, masks were worn to keep the upper class and secret society members anonymous during Fat Tuesday debaucheries. Present day, whether … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Obsession of the Day
Tagged Mardi Gras, Masks, New Orleans, Rio de Janerio, Venice
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Obsession of the Day: Circa 1950s Purses
Following the great depression and two world wars in the first half of the 20th century, the fabulous fifties in the United States was a unique and innovative time in history. Without war rations, it was the first time most Americans … Continue reading