Thursday, May 31, 2012

The Great Gatsby brings back the 1920s

Is anyone else as excited about The Great Gatsby movie as I am? I can't wait until December to experience all the glamour and oppulence of the 1920s. I am anticipating a visual feast followed by a love affair with the 1920s in fashion and television. I can't wait for art deco to make a comeback!


Vogue Italia and Ellen Von Unwerth already did a fabulous photo shoot and accompanying video here that channels that 1920s glamour. Do look into it.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Katy Perry modeled some awesome cotton-candy pin curls for the October 2011 volume of In Style. I've always appreciated her style and what she is trying to accomplish so the article was interesting since she discussed her opinion on old-Hollywood glamor and mid-century style. I love that Marc Jacobs number with the "polka dots" especially!





If anyone has been wondering what I've been up to I've been wedding planning and pinning! After it's all over I plan on a blog overhaul.

Friday, May 4, 2012

Dita Von Teese: How She Became the Most Famous Stripper in America

LA Weekly did an amazing interview and photo-shoot of my favorite ambassador of glamour. Read the interview by Gendy Alimurung here! The fabulous technicolor photo set is by Star Foreman.


The interview gives us a peek into the very little-known parts of her career, when her persona was in it's infancy.



"There is a difference, Dita Von Teese has learned, between getting naked onstage and "in real life." Onstage she controls everything: From the lights illuminating her pale breasts, to the layers of body makeup smoothing over her thighs, to the Swarovski crystal and feathers, many "special tricks" go into creating the illusion of otherworldly perfection."


Do you know the one rule of burlesque? No pink. That's how you keep it classy.


"I'm probably overcoming my feelings of being very average-looking. Which made me want to create glamour and paint myself and do my makeup and hair well, and become something that I wasn't originally."