"What is beautiful for you may not be beautiful to someone else. Or whatever is beautiful here may not be beautiful there and what is sometimes beautiful today is not necessarily beautiful tomorrow." - Alber Elbaz
Just messing around with my fairly new ipod, and my canon. it's so old now the body is only 2000 HKD - which is pretty cheap. it's still good nonetheless, though not good enough! the camera isn't that important though, it's the technique that counts. the Burberry Brit lotion my aunt gave me is the nicest smelling lotion i have ever ever come across - it smells sooo good it's amazing. and it is sort of refreshing as well. The house's signature tartan plaid turns me on... mm. I think i'm going to meet a friend up later, provided she gets out of bed.
Anja Rubik and her boyfriend Sasha Knezevic have launched a new fashion and lifestyle magazine named 25magazine. It's new but it's quite amazing. This video is so inspiring! It involves many supermodels like Abbey Lee, Constance Jablonski, Karlie Kloss, Karmen Pedaru, Shu Pei, etc. Before watching this i never actually thought much about Shu Pei but now i think she's the most beautiful Asian model I've ever seen!
Black V-neck - Cotton on ; Leather shorts - Tailor made.
Basically I was feeling black today, and I took inspiration from Charlotte Ronson. Wearing leather is quite intriguing for me. It's really warm now, but apparently temperatures are going to drop again the coming week. Screw climate change! Everyone should be more environmentally friendly. I'm writing a small-scaled extended essay about the string theory - which is really interesting, although you might beg to differ considering it's physics. The idea of doing a fake extended essay is really stupid though, our exams are so near anyways. I also have so much art to do, i think I'm going to go insane soon.
My mum planted these really cute tomatoes that have really fragrant leaves (my rabbit likes to eat them). Nowadays i don't bother editing my photos anymore, it's just annoying to open photoshop since i'm still using the starter edition. Life is really repetitive and tedious, I haven't really started revision yet. Right now, lying on the table in front of me, is Freja Beha's Chanel campaign.
John Galliano has graced the runway with the presence of his elegant yet classic designs once again - this season, with a feminine, equestrian flair with a taste of eighteenth-century England. The show starts with a combination of unique yet pleasing sounds - thunder, the neighing of a horse and clapping coconut shells. 2010's fastest-rising supermodel Karlie Kloss opens the show wearing a pink chiffon dress with ruffles, a highwayman's cape in the shade of burgundy, brown thigh-high boots, a top hat and - of course - the fishtail braid that later would become the signature hairstyle of the Christian Dior FW2010 show. As the show continues, it becomes evident that this Dior this season is filled with femininity, chiffon dresses, ruffles, brown leather, knitwear, and many things that have been worn by Londoners in the time of Sherlock Holmes. Models walked down the runway in hats - from baker boy hats to equestrian-styled ones, and the clothing was a modernized version of country fashion. The colour palette of the show mainly ranges from brown to maroon, and also various shades of pale jade green and nude colours - of course, the classic black, white and gray are one of the main colours as well. One of the major essences of the show - beauty. The models had pale faces, with cheekbones highlighted in a soft, pastel pink and lips fully rouged in a dark red colour that matches the similar shades of maroon that are constantly recurring in the show. The fishtail braids, occasionally accompanied by poofy, voluminous hair, proved to be a highlight of the show that emphasizes on the elegance of the overall atmosphere. Galliano is truly a genius at work.
Just messing around with my fairly new ipod, and my canon. it's so old now the body is only 2000 HKD - which is pretty cheap. it's still good nonetheless, though not good enough! the camera isn't that important though, it's the technique that counts.
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