Take Me Up To The Sun

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Keira Knightley in Atonement

I watched Atonement a couple of weeks ago and thought it was a very good movie. Besides making me cry like a baby, I couldn't get over how beautiful Keira Knightley looked in it (and in that green gown).

Ah, how I do love a good old movie to make me nostalgic for fashion of past decades. A great example is the Great Gatsby and Mia Farrow in Ralph Lauren, so chic (and don't even get me started on the evening outfits). What are your favourite fashion inspiration movies?

      

Throughout the course of the movie the clothes obviously get a little less glamourous because of the war and more utilitarian (tweeds,wool).

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Spotlight

This is how I ideally like my colour in an editorial: nice and popping-in-your face colour but the rest with clean lines (or lots of colour but more subdued, kind of contradictory but I hope you understand what I mean, even if I don't understand what I mean).

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Stretch It Out

Everything Looks Better With Flowers

From the Vogue Nippon March 2009 issue.

Makes me want to have flowers standing everywhere, although judging by the actual size of my room this is nearly impossible. The main point of attraction for me is the colours rather than the clothes, although they are quite nice too (not too fond on the golden bow-shouldered dress though).

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Beautiful Melancholy

Beautiful editorial titled "no place to think about tomorrow" from the Vogue Nippon October 2009 issue featuring Raquel Zimmermann and Eniko Mihalik by Mario Sorrenti

Have a wonderful weekend everybody :)

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