ponchos have to be the best alternative to a blanket; especially when traveling. and this pendleton weekender bag is just perfect for, well....a weekend getaway.
the only thing i would add to this would be an understated chandelier (if there is such a thing). otherwise, this little room is completely enchanting....i can't get over it.
i will forever be a fan of color block and this coat just solidifies my attraction. this is exactly how i would pair it, too. it's such a solid piece for any ensemble. although it may not be entirely available at the moment; i will be on the look out for a new shipment of this furry find.
this editorial from the january 2011 issue of, cover magazine is perfectly titled. the "basic" wardrobe could easily be a staple for either gender. well, almost. but, the pieces could have definitely been seen on the street 20 years ago. after having stated that, i think the reason i am completely spellbound by this editorial is because of it's semi-timeless feel. not to mention; how snejena onopka is presented in an unrefined, yet alluring way.
meet me at the corner is an editorial in the i-D summer issue that depicts a one night tryst with real life couple, behati prinsloo and jamie strachan. i just love the chemistry between these two...
i'm not quite sure of my fascination with motorcycles, as of late, but i'm thinking it has something to do with the lifestyle. i like the fact that one can hop on and ride off in a moments notice with minimal baggage. i see this as a token during travel; for the attention is focused on nature and its surroundings and not possessions.
i love the raw and basic feel of this ksubi campaign. it seems as though they put a lot of thought into doing the bare minimum. i'm always impressed by their simplistic details.
while in the midst of cleansing my wardrobe's aura, i've managed to eye a couple of pieces i'd love to substitute in. the strategically cut dresses are exactly what i've been wanting. simple, yet not so simple silhouettes.