Ready to wear vintage pt 4 - YSL

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För sista delen av Ready to wear vintage inspireras jag av Yves Saint Laurents klassiskt feminina former och få men effektiva färgerklickar i vårens kollektion. Vintage-versionen består av ett par underbart söta läderskor från 1960-talet, en vacker 40-talsklänning med ryschad detalj över bysten, och ett smalt bälte i midjan.

Och där var den miniserien slut - vad tyckte du?

For the final installment of Ready to wear vintage I've been inspired by the classical femininity of the YSL spring 2011 collection. The vintage version contains: 1940s dress, thin shiny 1960s belt, and a pair of super cute 1960s black leather shoes.

And that's the end of this miniature installment, what did you think?

For the times they are a-changing

Apparently a hot new trend has emerged among a select few slebs, who are showing their bras off with kind of oddly shaped blouses. I understand from this Aftonbladet article (in Swedish) that Miu Miu are to blame, but if Miu Miu jumped off a cliff, would you?

Anyone else being reminded of this Seinfeld episode?

Paint me beige.

DN has a short article about the main spring trends for 2010 on here, and they´re exactly what I was hoping for. Lovely juvely softness and beige and skin colours and a little bit of layering but not too much. I am a bit dubious about this clog-trend I´ve been hearing rumours about, although Mama Kellerman is very excited (she already has a pair of clogs, you see).

And although the noughties insane heels are great in their way, it is probably a good thing that shoes you can actually walk in are coming back in fashion. I´m sure emergency room staff all over the western world will be very happy anyway.

Alexander McQueen thinks walking is overrated.