
Photo via mrnewton
The beautiful Denni from Mexico (who now lives in Paris) - you might have seen her in the American Apparel adverts wearing the striped leotard - who I photographed almost every day in Paris. These are just two of her looks, I shall share more later.
I am loving Erin Wasson's jewellery range, Low Luv. Denni's long crucifix reminded me of this one from Low Luv. Plus did anyone see the incredible shoot/s Erin did for the March issue of French Elle? Just page after page of Erin gorgeousness!
The divine Ms Charlotte Dellal positively purrrrrrrrrrrring in her big-cat print coat. Oh and there is the small matter of her insanely gorgeous heels which are, of course, from her own brand: Charlotte Olympia. Do you see her earrings? They are tiny little spider webs just like she has on the bottom of all her shoes. Genius!
Embarrassing moment: When I spied her coming out of the show I got so (overly) excited that I squealed out "Oooooo Charlotte, you make THE BEST SHOES!!" in a really loud voice. Um, which given that we were in Paris, and given that I have a very strong Australian accent, was probably very noticeable. Oh well. I really do think she makes amazing shoes :)
Despite the fact that I am desperate for sunny weather conditions for something I am shooting on Thursday, I am secretly a little bit happy that it is still so cold: I have SO many more winter photos to post! In a few more weeks it will seem faintly ridiculous to be posting photos of winter coats. I must, MUST get them all up ASAP.
By popular demand (that would be you @Alice and @Lindsey!), here are some more photos of the gorgeous Sama and Haya. The photos below are just bigger versions from the collage and the one above I took the day before the Karl Lagerfeld show: Sama and Haya off-duty + the crowd lined up for Angelina :)
I am totally not to blame if this comes over all girl crush-ish and stalker-ish ;)





Perfection.
I'm not sure what is more adorable: what they are wearing, their hair or their "I must know what shade it is" lipstick. The perfect shade of pink.
p.s. Finally I have taught myself to do a collage. It has been on my to-do list for, oh, about a year now and tonight I worked it out. Kind of. It looks really small but you can click on the photo and it goes large. Argh. Shall reply to all your lovely comments/questions from the last couple of days tomorrow morning. I am so tired I think my brain has already gone to bed :)
The super lovely Violaine Bernard, PR director for Feathers boutique in London. I love Violaine's French chic style (and her cute haircut!) plus, um, those Opening Ceremony clog-boots are just awesome! Perfect for embracing the clog trend if you quite like the look of clogs but don't feel quite brave enough to wear the high-heeled version.....which can be quite a struggle to keep on the foot without serious toe scrinching especially when worn with tights!
My dislike of cluttered backgrounds in my photos is well documented but I adore Lou Doillon and wanted to show you the photo anyway. She is so cool (and has that perfect messy hair that I have never quite achieved despite copious amounts of product, curlers and "brushing out")! I snapped this as she was leaving the Christian Dior show.
I like the feelings that these photos convey: okay, so most probably they just convey "Damn skippy it is so cold and windy I think I may pass out..... perhaps I should have worn tights, a dozen blankets and a pair of Uggs.....and a hot water bottle. Mmmmm I really wish this photographer would just leave me alone so I can go inside the nice, comfy, warm tent Mr Lagerfeld has prepared"....but I guess you can see how cold it was and how brave she was to wear bare legs for Karl's 10am show.
Ouf! Those French girls and their endless legs*! Perfect with her little leather shorts, patterned tights and heels. And do you see her necklace? (okay, so you probably don't because I haven't zoomed in enough but anyhow...) It is made of lots of vintage watch faces all strung on a chain! Quirky and so cute: now you know exactly what to do with all those broken/old watches you have lying in your junk drawer.