Showing posts with label Carine Roitfeld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carine Roitfeld. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2011

Fire me up

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Have you seen the 1974 photos of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg? If you haven't, you definitely should. Take a look here.
I love how Mario Testino and Carine Roitfeld have taken inspiration from those photos and created these with Daria Werbowy and the Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli. Daria looks so much like Jane Birkin.

Sorry for the absence. I promise I'm back now, sweethearts xx

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Sunday, January 23, 2011

//The Rest//

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The rest of this editorial is stunning. I am in awe of what Carine Roitfeld and her team are able to do with Vogue Paris.

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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Questions & Answers, Part Un

As promised, here is the first part of the Questions & Answers. Hope you enjoy!

Q: If you could trade lives with anyone from anytime, who would it be?

A: This was definitely the most difficult question to answer. There are so many people that I admire and who I look up to, but the more I came to think about it, there was always something in their lives that wasn't perfect. But then again, perfect is plain and boring. It's the flaws that make you interesting and exciting. After much thought though, I chose Carine Roitfeld, Editor-in-Chief of the French edition of Vogue. The reason why I chose her is because she has achieved her dream, which is something to admire deeply. She works hard and she is great at what she does. Carine Roitfeld carries herself with such grace, elegance and respect, and she is such a fascinating woman. I also admire that she has been together with her husband for over thirty years, and that she has raised two beautiful, talented and independent children. I'd trade lives with her anyday!


Q: What made you start a blog and continue updating it?

A: To be honest, I just started this blog one day I was bored. It's not a very fabulous explanation, but it's the truth. I'd been reading a few blogs for a while, and I thought it looked like fun and interesting to have my own blog. And I love writing about fashion, and being in this cosy blogging community we have together so that's why I keep updating.
Q: Do you ever get sick of blogging?

A: No, I don't really get sick of blogging. There are days when I'm in the "no-posting" mood and there are days when I just don't have the time for it, but that doesn't have anything to do with me being sick of the blog. I really do love blogging so I don't think I'll get sick of it any time soon anyway!

Q: How much time do you spend on your blog and other blogs?

A: It varies a lot from day to day. Whenever I post it depends on the length, but in general I use about half an hour on a post. I really like to visit all of your blogs and read your posts, and I have to use this opportunity to say that so many of you are very talented in what you do! Some days I get to spend a lot of time on other blogs, other days I just don't have the time. But I think that I spend more time on all of your blogs than I do on my own haha!

Q: What is your favourite fragrance?
A: It has to be 212 Sexy by Carolina Herrera. I have been wearing it for ages, and it has kind of become my signature scent. I've stuck with it for so long because I've never received so many compliments for how I smell before I started using it. I also really love Be Delicious by DKNY and a few Vera Wang fragrances.
Q: What's your bag and what's in it?
A: I'm one of those girls who drool over designer bags, but who feel that they can't splurge on one. Though I have promised myself that one day I am going to treat myself to a Chanel 2.55 bag. I always keep changing bags, but right now I'm using a large black bag with stud detailing that I got from a thrift store. I try to keep my bag organized though I fail most of the time. I always have my mobile, wallet, ipod and camera with me. They are essentials. I usually carry the newest edition of Paris Vogue around with me. I treat it like a Bible haha! And I have a book in my bag just in case I've got nothing to do when I'm out, though this is never the case. So really, I'm just using up a lot of bag space, but I never learn. Right now I'm reading Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami. Also, I bring make-up, perfume and a notebook with me.


Q: How would you describe your style?


A: I'm one of those girls who can't get enough of basics. Plain t-shirts, blazers in different colours, jeans etc. are pieces of clothing that I never feel I can get enough of. So my style is pretty much based around simple and versatile pieces, but I love to add an element of surprise and something slightly unexpected to my outfits. Also, many of my friends say that I dress too formal at times..like I'm going to a fashion show or a party or something, but I love wearing pretty clothes. And why not treat every day like it's a party, eh? Life gets so much more fun that way.

Q: Is your style very eccentric or really simple?


A: I'd say it lies somewhere in between. As mentioned in the answer above, I tend to wear a lot of basics, but I love to add a piece that really pops out and makes the outfit interesting.


Q: Where do you want to live when you're older?


A: Definitely Paris! I love that city, and to be able to live there would be a dream come true. I'd like to live in New York too, though I've never actually been there so I can't say for certain that I would like to live there yet. I think it must be because of all the Sex & The City episodes that I've watched over and over (and over and over) again. I'm in love with how they've portrayed the city! I'd also like to live in Italy. I guess I'll have to get a career where I get the opportunity to travel a lot!


Q: How old are you?

A: I am 19 years old.

Q: Do you work with anything dealing with fashion?

A: No, I don't work with anything dealing with fashion. Not yet anyway, but I'd love to someday though. I have always wanted to work with something fashion related. So hopefully my dream will come true one day!

Q: Have you always been a writer/fashionista?

A: I have always loved to write. It's how I survive (without sounding too dramatic!) I have been writing for as long as I can remember, and I don't think I'll ever stop. As for being a fashionista, yes I think I have probably always been one. My mother told me this story about when I was two years old..she was walking through town with me when suddenly I pulled her hand hard and started dragging her to a window. In the window there were rows and rows of shoes, and I stood there just staring at them. She said that there wasn't anything that could take me away from that shop window, and she had to stand with me while I looked at the shoes for half an hour. No kidding. So I have always been a fashionista, at least from the age of two!

Part Deux of the Questions & Answers will be posted soon.

Have a great weekend lovelies xxx

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Sunday, September 26, 2010

//Diane//

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I'm obsessing over Vogue Paris's October issue. I know you're obsessing with me...

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Friday, September 17, 2010

//Georgia May Jagger//

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I have this weird thing that I can't cut out anything from my Vogue Paris magazines. I feel like I'm ruining a piece of artwork or something. Still, I am quite tempted to cut out these two photos and put them on my wall. Georgia May Jagger looks fantastic, and the styling by Carine Roitfeld is perfect as always.

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

J'adore Paris And Eiffel Tower Panties

I am so sorry for my absence these last few days, but I just haven't had a single free moment until now. I've been working a lot this weekend, and on Saturday I went to my friend's going-away party. I had a great time, but note to self: It's not a very good idea to party all night long when you're getting a mean cold. It completely ruined my Sunday, but still, it was worth kind of worth it. I have to head off straight after I've finished this post, so instead of replying to your comments today, I will definitely do it tomorrow.

Anyway, we are now finished with New York Fashion Week, and boy did they serve us some amazing collections! So many designers impressed me, and after seeing the collections I just can't wait for spring 09. Even though I am very excited that London Fashion Week has arrived, I have to admit that it doesn't give me quite the same satisfaction that I know I will receive when Paris Fashion Week starts the 28th of September.

So while I wait with great impatience, I'll post the stunning editorial from Vogue Paris June/July 2008. It features Doutzen Kroes, Lily Donaldsen, Natasha Poly, Sasha Pivovarova and Catherine McNeil, and they all do a fantastic job in this photo shoot. Even though they aren't Parisiennes in real life, they sure do express the chicness and beauty which is connected to the women from Paris. One of my biggest dreams is to one day live in the city of love, and these photos definitely add more fuel to the dream of moving to Paris. Where do you dream of living?














Images by Peter Lindbergh
Concept by Carine Roitfeld

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

carine's julia

Raise your hand if you think Julia Restoin-Roitfeld looks amazingly good here. Both mine are already up, and if I had more than two hands, they'd be waving in the air right now too! I find Carine Roitfeld's daughter extremely fascinating because not only does she have an incredible sense of style where she mixes up the best of high-fashion and shops like Topshop etc., but she also looks so healthy and embraces her womanly curves. She is such a great role model for girls who want to make it in the fashion world, showing that you don't have to starve yourself to look fabulous and stunning. And being the daughter of the Editor-In-Chief of the French edition of Vogue makes her strength shine through even more!

A long time back Julia was asked this question: Did you feel a sense of destiny for yourself? And her answer was: I realized it pretty young. I always knew I wanted to do something artistic, not specifically in fashion though. But cats don't raise dogs! Indeed, Julia has learnt from the very best. I think that by looking at Julia's style, the way she carries herself and many of her choices in life, shows not only that she is a remarkable woman, but that Carine must be one hell of a woman too!