images via stockholmstreetstyle.com and Zanita
Monday, May 30, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Quite the project on Mulberry....
images via urbandaddy.com
If you're bored of the standard "vodka and soda" and want to mix it up a bit you will definitely have A LOT to choose from here. The list of ingredients is quite long with exotic fruits like lychee, starfruit, papaya and mango to mint, chipotle pepper and ginger. You choose the fruit, the spirit and the garnish. My favorite drink of the night consisted of watermelon, cucumber, mint and vodka. Quite yummy and refreshing! However, I wouldn't call this my favorite bar in the city but definitely worth a try. Drinks are about $14. The garden in the back room is RSVP only. Also keep in mind the space is small so a large group is not a good idea.
The Mulberry Project
149 Mulberry St
(near Grand)
New York, NY 10013
646.448.4536
149 Mulberry St
(near Grand)
New York, NY 10013
646.448.4536
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Item of the week
Confined beauty
"The Mainbocher Corset" by Horst
Early 1800's fashion
Burlesque performer and pin up Dita Von Tesse is a notable fan of corsets.
Designs by Alexander McQueen
I went to The Met Musuem this weekend to see the Alexander McQueen exhibit..my second time actually! You would think seeing it once already, the second time would be less magical and breath taking...wrong! This time was even more amazing and mesmerizing! I made sure to examine and take in every detail. The man was a true genius in every way. The "Romantic Mind" was a dark and twisted beauty. A display of contradiction. Beauty and darkness was emphasized throughout the exhibit. His fine craftsmanship and love of the human form is apparent in many of his corset inspired designs. The corset was first introduced in the early 1300's and worn by the wealthy in France. Made of uncomfortable and rigid materials such as iron, wood and whale bone,it was seen as a symbol of decadent aristocracy.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Cruising by...
Images via The Sartorialist
Image via copenhagencyclechic.com
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
What to do when...
Cheap Monday
Who's say you can't look chic and sexy when the weather is misbehaving? It's all about having the right accessories. While it may seem impossible to make a clunky rubber boot look chic I have found a few that stand out on their own as fashion statements. Keep in mind when choosing a "chic" rainboot, please please stay away from big colorful flowers, puppies, ducks, rainbows, leopard, etc. Simple is better in this case. Solid color, even better. Hunter boots are a classic and a must have because when you live in NYC nothing beats a great pair of rain boots and snow boots! They look great AND keep your feet dry. Mission accomplished! Check out a few great picks for the rainy days ahead.....
Givenchy - Available at Barneys NY
Chanel
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