just another day of collage-making (a.k.a. procrastinating from doing homework.)

Check out Lina Tesch, a talented fashion photographer based out of Hamburg, Germany.  Click on her photo to check out her website. Get inspired by her personal style on Lookbook.

the coolest one i know.

r.i.p. all the magazines that i destroyed to create these.  you served your subscriber well. r.i.p. all the magazines that i destroyed to create these.  you served your subscriber well. r.i.p. all the magazines that i destroyed to create these.  you served your subscriber well. r.i.p. all the magazines that i destroyed to create these.  you served your subscriber well.

r.i.p. all the magazines that i destroyed to create these.  you served your subscriber well.

“i got soul but i’m not a soldier.”

a year later, this is still the best outfit ever!  note to self.  marry rich so i can afford these pants!

Frank Tropiano Lookbook shoot.  Makeup done by Wenya Chang.

hooray for LFW!  wish i was there…shopping at the stables.  *sigh*

i don’t care if you’re sick of hearing it.  i. miss. paris!

well said.

Fashion shows, as us lowly mortals know, are invite only.  You need to be or know fashion royalty and insiders to get inside those tents.  It is a depressing concept, but thankfully something has come to save us from crying ourselves to sleep during Fashion Week.  Enter Teen Vogue’s Declare Your Denim fashion show.  Held in the courtyard of Lincoln Center, right in front of The Julliard School, for everyone to see.  There was no holding back for this year’s show.  It started of, not just with a pop of color, but an entire neon colored kaleidoscope of modern active wear looks.  This was followed by a rockabilly-glam look (see photo) where the hair and make-up matched the rugged, yet put together looks displayed on the young models.  Following this was the outerwear, sort of Aspen Stature-meets-Boy Scout Hiking.  Perfection.  Great Job Teen Vogue!