
any ideas?
~often befuddled by the handcrafted wares found on etsy,
mme.
Come on! You've been such a good girl...:)
~forever spending your money for you,
mme. bookling
i think depression chic is ironically close to melancholy chic (which, as you know, is the term i use to define my style). So I vote for depression chic (though trash and vaudeville is a CLOSE runner up, but by name only. upon further examination, i fell in love with the goddess worship).
if my style were as low-maintenance as the i-just-woke-up-and-decided-to-wear-this-sheet, then i would want it to be this sheet by donna karan.
if were aimlessly wandering the summer streets of nice, i would want to be lost in this gorgeous gown by Halston.
anne hathaway in perfect poise and color, but seriously? that gown is close to hideous AND strapless.
marisa tomei in what is (THANK GOD) artistic, elegant, sexy, and not strapless.

brad and angelina. because, of course.
(note her fashion forward non-strapless business).
bravo to kate winslett for FINALLY earning some legitimate awards, and two at that! she has been nominated so many times...
and yet again, a strapless number. but i can speak no evil of kate...she is the vision of loveliness here with leo.
my personal favorite.
kate bekinsale in this artistic tulip of a dress.
note the perfect use of embellishment and whimsy in a strapless dress - so much that it creates a lovely bare shoulder with the illusion of straps nonetheless.
