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Whew, busy week! And one of the absolute highlights of said busy week, was going to Alice + Olivia’s Spring 2013 presentation for Fashion Week! It was heavenly. So many fresh, fun, flirty designs — so totally inspiring, as I ADORE their aesthetic. I’ll be posting a few drawings of the show over the next couple of days. For starters, here’s one of this look…
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Marilyn photographed by Bert Stern, 1962.
Happy birthday, Amy. We miss your powerful sound and unapologetic authenticity. Hope you’re resting easy. xx
“Darling! I’m home from the war. Let’s get married.” - @5sf (Taken with Instagram)
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We collaborated with Threads of Hope and did lots of fundraising over the weekend! We’ll also be selling these bracelets all year long. Each one is unique and handmade.
If you attend The George Washington University, check out our UChapter on campus. Find more info on how you can get involved at TWLOHA-GWU’s Facebook.
Cool Kids in the Front Row
Another addition to Jauretsi’s spotting during fashion week. Alexander Wang’s niece, Aila Wang, during NYFW 2013. Killing it in all black everything! Note the Chanel quilt purse and baby Nikes.
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Spot the Difference: LV
By Sade Lythcott
With London Fashion Week upon us, The Inside Source turns its attention to the iconic fashion haven Selfridges. To celebrate the launch of its most significant global artistic collaboration to date, Louis Vuitton unveiled an extraordinary take-over of both Selfridges’ legendary windows and its ever-changing Wonder Room. An unprecedented 24-window design, the Concept Store as well as a Giant Yayoi Kusama Statue announce the collaboration between Louis Vuitton, the illustrious Japanese artist, and Selfridges. Go behind the transformation of Selfridges here.
Also, for a more playful peak into the cavernous creative brain of this collaboration between Vuitton, Kusama & Selfridges, take a peek at the two playful short films entitled “Spot the Difference” starring the fashion blogger and style icon, Bip Ling. You can see film number one here and film number two here.
Can you spot the difference in the two films?
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Classic.
