Trendsetter of the Week: Ahna O’Reilly
Taking on the pants-as-eveningwear trend, Ahna O’Reilly looks lovely in Monique Lhuillier.
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I really like this.
Trendsetter of the Week: Ahna O’Reilly
Taking on the pants-as-eveningwear trend, Ahna O’Reilly looks lovely in Monique Lhuillier.
Photo by Getty Images
I really like this.
I’m totally loving this collection. Wish I could have it my “fancy, classy lady” wardrobe. I love these:





I really loved the Dior Resort collection this year. Such pretty stuff. Wish it could fill my wardrobe.
I liked these the best:






Ooooh. I like this. Can’t wait for September.
Before there was Gaga or Dello Russo or wacky street style period , there was Isabella Blow. And she was wonderful.
Crazy wonderful. My favorite:

Legs and Lingerie Evolve on ‘Mad Men’
The women in AMC’s hit television series “Mad Men” are divided into two camps as they enter the cultural revolution of the late Sixties: They’re either embracing the “groovy” fashion influence of the likes of Twiggy and Mary Quant, or they’re staying true to a traditional, all-American June Cleaver image.
That’s the overview that Janie Bryant, costume designer for the show, painted as she discussed how the female characters are evolving in the sixth season of the popular TV series. For More[above: Janie Bryant’s sketch of Megan Draper’s costume in Mad Men - Season 5, Episode 1.Sketch by Janie Bryant]
Oh, how I loved that dress.
Please design me these in my size. And pockets. Of course.
Prettttty…So classy.
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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Cecil Beaton for ‘My Fair Lady’, 1963
For some strange reason I’m really digging the Eliza Doolittle look.
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As much as I’m ambivalent about the show nowadays, this is a bit appealing. Pretty 1920s fashion is always a good thing. :)