Look of the Week: Grey Gardens
I think I found the perfect, every day, every occasion, every weather outfit! This past week I wore this outfit for a lunch date, a girls dinner AND a day of meetings in the city! The dress is by Carven… READ MORE
Saturday in Soho
I bumped into Ashley Jahncke from Fashionista last Saturday in Soho. She spotted my powder blue Celine coat from a mile away and took some snaps. Read the full story here.
More is More
For a moment I imagine myself in a magical chapter of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ One Hundred Years of Solitude. Maybe it is the bizarre, surrealist painting by Maxwell Gordon in the living room. Or maybe it is the static, collected… READ MORE
Look of the Week: Galanos
James Galanos is one of the big names in vintage. His couture-like garments are the most luxurious, delicate, original and sought after of all the American designers, from the moment he started his first collection in 1951 to far beyond… READ MORE
Girl on Film
Out of all the girls on the scene, and not just London, Amber Le Bon must be the sweetest and the most quiet. At 22, she lives with her parents in Putney, never goes out the night before a job,… READ MORE
Look of the Week: ‘Tis the Season
I don’t know about you but I LOVE Christmas. A few clues? First of all, my name means Christmas! Natalie comes from the Latin word Natalis, and refers to the birthday of Christ, hence the Italian translation for Merry Christmas,… READ MORE
Thanks
When the Americans skip town to be with their families for Thanksgiving, New York is a ghost town. Restaurants and bars are closed, the streets are eerily empty and daily business shuts down. Except for the few Europeans, who out… READ MORE
Lisa Loves Zandra
If Lisa Marie had a choice, she’d be on a beach all year round. Whether it was somewhere in the Mediterranean, or Bali, or the South of France, or St Barths, she’d be lounging in a chaise in a silk… READ MORE
Look of the Week: Smells like Teen Spirit
OK, can someone please explain this weather to me? Fall is stretching into winter territory with a unbridled audacity. It’s in-your-face beautiful, soft and pleasant. And all I can say is, enjoy it while it lasts, people! I have not… READ MORE
Piece of Mind
When the tsunami hit the East Coast of Japan, Rila Fukushima was working in Yokohama, about half an hour north of Tokyo. Everyone on set was used to earthquakes and evacuated in a professional manner, but no one had anticipated… READ MORE
Look of the Week: Rain on my Parade
As you may have noticed I have a little bit of an obsession with these 1950’s floral sweaters. This orange one I bought at Small Change in Koenji is the third in a series of similar, recent purchases. And it’s… READ MORE