it's true...

...I am a tad bit obsessed with the work of London-based ulala. I've noticed I post an awful lot of their products on here, but oh well- they're just too lovely. Like these collars. I want a different one for every one of my outfits. ($27)

ten images of inspiration : stylish men (in the streets.)

Let me tell you something: I love a dapper gentleman. In today's day and age, I find that they are few and far between, so when I spot one with an eye for style, I swoon a bit. I truly appreciate a man who will take time with his appearance and let a bit of his personality show through his style choices. Thank goodness for street style websites for giving us all a peek at these men around the world.

Sources/photos above from: Citizen Couture, The Sartorialist, Hel Looks, The Locals, Backyard Bill, Urban Weeds, and The Urban Gentleman.

handmade vintage-inspired dresses...

...by Mrs. Pomeranz, a London and Moscow-based designer. Such lovely patterns and silhouettes- straight out of a vintage issue of Vogue.

ulyana.

I know that everyone has been posting these, but the premiere collection of Russian photographer Ulyana Segeenko is just too gorgeous not to post. From head to toe, absolutely perfect.

apparel & accessories collection : for a guy, from a guy.

I have recently realized that since I have quite a few male readers, there needs to be more posts geared towards the boys. So once again I have asked Mr. Williams, the dapper gentleman I spend plenty of time with, to share his fashionable picks for men's style. I'll say, that gent has a good eye for good style.

1. Reverse Seam Inside Pocket L/S ($188), 2. Sinclair ($95), 3. Charcoal Danny Messenger Bag, Ally Capellino (£155), 4. Necktie ($33, currently not for sale), 5. Hylton Cardigan (£80), 6. Sid Boot ($675), 7. The Oakenfield Sock (£16.50), 8. Icon Printed Credit Card Holder ($95), 9. Sandbanks Trouser (£165), 10. Washed Japanese Oxford Button Down ($152), 11. Oxford ($79.99), and 12. Leather Flask ($125)

apparel & accessories collection : think pink.

Truth-be-told, this collection was thought up while watching Funny Face for the millionth time last night- this scene specifically. One of the reasons I love pink so much is that it makes me think of the 50s and 60s, when pink was all the rage.



1. Bonaire rosa Vintage Sunglasses ($39), 2. Eastward Dress Coat ($288), 3. Ice-cream Brooch ($16.43), 4. Laura Dress by Jones and Jones (£60), 5. Bright Pink Plain Stretch Ballet Pump ($115.50), 6. Dirty Pink Short Sleeve Scallop Tiered Blouse ($56), 7. Pink Rosebud Hair Clip ($12), 8. Large Leather Satchel (£79.95), 9. flowers of the field floral skirt ($42.99), 10. vintage 1970's PARIS ROSE wool beret ($20), and 11. Chambray Dot Nightie ($85)

terribly smitten...

...with another pair of glasses from Vintage 50s Eyewear. Aren't they just the prettiest things? ($165)

collections : the roaring twenties.

On Saturday, I happily sat in a movie theater and watched Midnight in Paris, which not only did I thoroughly enjoy, but it also once again reignited my deep love for the early twentieth-century. I get so captivated by the music, art, style, and crazy soirees... ah, those golden twenties.



1. Silk Husbands and Calico Wives Movie Poster ($13.49), 2. Silent Passageway Dress ($119.99), 3. The Very Best of Cole Porter ($10.65), 4. Art Deco Vintage Bracelet Art Deco Jewelry Pot Metal 1920s ($115), 5. In with the Nouveau Earrings ($12.99), 6. Fashion Sourcebook 1920s ($45), 7. Antique Settee ($3,995), 8. 1920s naughty magazine "Hot Dog Masquerade" ($20), 9. vintage 1920s dress / indigo blue velvet ruffles and bows flapper dress ($118), and 10. 1927 HMV Gramophone Model 101 in Black (£1150)