via denimondenim

Rachel Esterline From Stylelikeu.com from Stylelikeu on Vimeo.

she and I could be soul mates. she is effing amazing!!

I went to see an exhibition of a dutch designer called

Alexander van Slobbe. He's the designer of Orson & Bodil

(google it). There were a lot of interesting things to be

seen! The way he constructs dresses is very unique. All his

designs are timeless. Above are a few photographs that I

took. I love it when museums allow you to take photographs!

credit: mystic-lady

Sometimes it feels as if the glamour of

fashion or whatever you want to call it,

dissappears slightly the more you get

into it. The more you see, the more you

find out, the more it dissapoints you at

times.

But then I realise that I can actually

make a difference someday. Create

something real, something that people

can relate to. Putting it all out there in

order to prevent dissapointment. But

at the same time keeping some of the

mystery towards the person that passes

you by on the street. But the wearer, he

or she will know, understand, live and

breathe the brand.

credit: ph.1 candles in my house ph.2 via knightcat

credit: Mystic-Lady

So this doesn't look too bad right about now! Just 3 months and it will be summer! I can't wait.

Things on the agenda will be: London, a road trip to Istanbul and perhaps Dour (a festival in Belgium)

I'm going to Berlin on the 28th together with the rest of my classmates. Any tips?

credit: stills from A Single Man

When the word was out that Tom Ford was going to direct a movie, it triggered everyones curiosity.

Could it be that one of the greatest designers of our time could possibly deliver an interesting plot?

After having seen the movie yesterday I can answer that question: "YES."

Not only did Tom Ford direct, he produced and wrote the script. The movie had very few actors but

that didn't matter. The whole story was highly entertaining and the visual aspect was beyond

captivating.

If you haven't seen it yet, you're missing out.

blue

credit: Tallulah in Oyster

Now this is what I call sheer perfection

credit: ph #1 me by my sister_ ph#2 apod.com

p.i.b.

credit: ph from my personal inspiration book

Don't you just love scrapbooking? Well, I get to do that for school! haha. So here's a peek into my "personal inspiration book" in which I combine different images from magazines to create a new one