{editorial} Vogue - Checking Out: Kate Moss at the Ritz Paris

Bellhop Nicolas Deschamps balances a Roger Vivier silk-and-feather pump on his cap.

Aprils' Vogue contains a stunning editorial of princess Kate Moss donning springs most precious, and might I say {as is not normally par for the course} wearable, couture.  I don't know if it's the pink and gold interior of the Ritz {which I hope is not touched during this super renovation that it's about to undergo}, or the French 76 {wonderful suggestion Kate} talking, but I might actually be in love with these pictures.  Enjoy! XX
p.s. fuck j.lo.  Kate should have been Aprils cover girl.

Dior Haute Couture silk dress (Dior’s finale look) 

 Alexis Mabille Haute Couture burnished lamé dress and hat

{a little obsessed} butter london



branwen's feather



no more waity katie

everytime i acquire a new bottle of butter london's cult worthy nail polishes, my "it's not crazy to spend blank (14) bucks on a blank (bottle of nailpolish) if it's worth it" mantra is totally reaffirmed.  there isn't a company that i know of (besides, say chanel, at 30 bucks a pop) that uses such rich, on trend pigments.  i dig pretty much every color, however, a few of my absolute faves are "no more waity katie" (a gorgeous "greige" produced right after the royal engagement was announced), "saucy jack" (a blood red, those familiar with "this is spinal tap" might recall derek smalls' infamous moniker for jack the ripper), "la moss" (a deep bordeaux), and "yummy mummy" (a perfect universal beige).  a lot of their other colors have been created exclusively by designers for their runways. now, when compared to other things on the runways, which you might have to rob a bank to afford, 14 bucks for couture doesn't look too bad.



teddy girl
co-created by victoria beckham for her spring/summer 2011 runway



minger
as seen on the prada and 3.1 philip lim runways



blagger



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