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Showing posts with label socialites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socialites. Show all posts
Thursday, July 5, 2007
Yes, Nicole Ritchie IS Preggers
No Words. None. All I know is that my 10th grade Biology teacher LIED HIS HEAD OFF. Anorexics CAN get pregnant...
Monday, May 7, 2007
The Daily Sublime: Costume Institute Gala
Ok, Sloane, the gala of the season went down tonight - again - without us. So sad. BUT, I have loads of pics that I found online...here are my favorites of the night.
J.Lo totally, totally, totally brought her A game. I am not totally into the hair, but its still all just breathtaking...BRAVA J.LO! BRAVA!
I also loved Iman, that suit is so well cut, the detailing on the lapel is divine and she looks so cute with her little German...is he German?
Decoding the Socialite Rank
Socialite Genevive JonesChase:
I swear, we are prophets sometimes but don't you remember that just last week we were talking about the "Socialite Rank" website and now this week there is a fantastic article in New York Magazine that decodes those Park Avenue princesses. The website has been shut down and the people behind it have now gone on to write a book, but in the meantime catch up with your society gossip and snuggle up with New York Mag- it's brilliant!
Sloane
P.S. Don't worry one day we will make the rank and before Bill Cunningham dies we will have our picture in the society page of the Sunday Times.
{NY Mag}
Costume Institute Gala: Shopping The Couture
So if tonight were the night I was stepping out onto 5th & 83rd, and ascending the red swathed stairs of the MET to take a seat in the company...of well, anyone who is deemed someone by Ms. Wintour, what would I wear? I did a bit of couture diving at style.com, cause really if you aren't wearing couture tonight, you are so plebeian. Not to mention, if you don't go couture you may have to deal with the horror of someone else in your frock...can you imagine? So help me decide....
The detailing on the jacket of this grey Dior is simply breathe taking. I have always believe that if you are going to do Couture you must DO IT. Which is why I went first to the House of Dior, as Galliano shows what a $50k gown should look like. And remember that most of these dresses, especially Dior are styled to a tee, once the doo-dads, 'scuse me accouterments are taken off, they are quite wearable and simply to die for.
I love the mille feuille of these two dresses, and the coloring is so beautiful, the train on the burgundy one may be a bit much for the cocktail hour though
Ok, without gloves, and a more simple pair of shoes, this dress will certainly turn heads. Who else would be in this color combo? And really, if I am going to step out, I have to STEP OUT. But I am wondering if Ms. Wintour would laugh at me like a Japanese tourist on the Rue St. Honore.
STUNNING...Although, I dont know about the color, maybe a lil too Cinderella goes to the party?
Now, on to Givenchy....I love the braiding detail around the bodice, but I am feeling a little more pizazz then this dress...although it would be so chic for another event.
So, over to Chanel, and my love, Mr. Lagerfeld. I LOVE THIS TUNIC. I mean I would sell my first born child for this tunic. I guess it could also be called a mini-dress, but whatever it is the reason that Karl is the BOSS. This one I have to bookmark, certainly in the top 3 outfit choices...of course with different accessories (unless the lace eye mask thing will get me ALT's digits)
Now, I take it to the other master, Mr. Armani. Not that I would wear a suit to the gala, but that jacket with a pair of very well tailored, Dior-Homme-ish pants in the color of that skirt would be so divine. Remember Kate Moss a few years ago in her Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme suit at the Costume Institute? I think a strong pant suit could make a statement. Only thing is I am 25 (again), perhaps I would look a bit Nan Kempner circa 2004?
More Armani Prive above, love both dresses, similar but I would say the one on the bottom is a bit more forgiving if I decide to actually eat something...wait, are you allowed to eat in the same hall as Ms. Wintour? I feel like she would have strict rules about that.
I love love love this Elie Saab, the coloring is so fresh and vibrant while at the same time subtle. Hmmm, I think this one is bookmarkable.
Mr. Saab again, I LOVE this dress, it is so young and sassy but still subtle...So far this one is #1
The detailing on the jacket of this grey Dior is simply breathe taking. I have always believe that if you are going to do Couture you must DO IT. Which is why I went first to the House of Dior, as Galliano shows what a $50k gown should look like. And remember that most of these dresses, especially Dior are styled to a tee, once the doo-dads, 'scuse me accouterments are taken off, they are quite wearable and simply to die for.
I love the mille feuille of these two dresses, and the coloring is so beautiful, the train on the burgundy one may be a bit much for the cocktail hour though
Ok, without gloves, and a more simple pair of shoes, this dress will certainly turn heads. Who else would be in this color combo? And really, if I am going to step out, I have to STEP OUT. But I am wondering if Ms. Wintour would laugh at me like a Japanese tourist on the Rue St. Honore.
STUNNING...Although, I dont know about the color, maybe a lil too Cinderella goes to the party?
Now, on to Givenchy....I love the braiding detail around the bodice, but I am feeling a little more pizazz then this dress...although it would be so chic for another event.
So, over to Chanel, and my love, Mr. Lagerfeld. I LOVE THIS TUNIC. I mean I would sell my first born child for this tunic. I guess it could also be called a mini-dress, but whatever it is the reason that Karl is the BOSS. This one I have to bookmark, certainly in the top 3 outfit choices...of course with different accessories (unless the lace eye mask thing will get me ALT's digits)
Now, I take it to the other master, Mr. Armani. Not that I would wear a suit to the gala, but that jacket with a pair of very well tailored, Dior-Homme-ish pants in the color of that skirt would be so divine. Remember Kate Moss a few years ago in her Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme suit at the Costume Institute? I think a strong pant suit could make a statement. Only thing is I am 25 (again), perhaps I would look a bit Nan Kempner circa 2004?
More Armani Prive above, love both dresses, similar but I would say the one on the bottom is a bit more forgiving if I decide to actually eat something...wait, are you allowed to eat in the same hall as Ms. Wintour? I feel like she would have strict rules about that.
I love love love this Elie Saab, the coloring is so fresh and vibrant while at the same time subtle. Hmmm, I think this one is bookmarkable.
Mr. Saab again, I LOVE this dress, it is so young and sassy but still subtle...So far this one is #1
The Met Costume Institute Ball is Tonight...
Not that I have a frock that would match the couture wattage that will be in attendance, but Sloane, we are missing the social event of the spring season, the costume institute ball. Now, I could definitely wrangle up two tickets BUT as some rapper famously said you must "pay the cost to be the boss"...meaning, it is a charity event, so free tickets are at a premium. How sad. We say this every year, but next year we MUST be in attendance, have to save up those pennies...a few less trips to Zara, Ninewest, and the far reaches of the world (oh how travel cuts my budget down) in order to make our true social entrance? I think we could pull it off. Well, if we were to go, what would you wear? My dream outfit in a few....
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