Gidget

top-Gidget blouse courtesy from the sweetest Rachel of StyleStalker.  Thank you! ♥
coral ribbed knit pants-vintage Jean Paul Gaultier from Tokyo
wedges-YSL (I bought these about 2 years ago, but just recently, I've been seeing the Aldo Calcagni version pop up everywhere...I wonder what took them so long to knock off...they are usually so fast!)

I've been in Hong Kong for the past week and will be in China for another 10 days! Hong Kong is THE place to shop for rare designer items...hence it is near impossible for me to resist spending rent money on shoes.  I failed not only once, (these Ann Demeulemeester red combat boots)

but twice (Junya Comme des Garcons boots...no pic yet)!! agghh....

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Jason Lee Parry x PlayMe Jeans

shots by Jason Lee Parry 
location: the AMAZING Salvation Mountain!
styling: Eric and I
model: Lucas Ray and Chelsea from Photogenics

Our lookbook shot by the talented Jason Lee Parry at the enchanting Salvation Mountain.
Below pics are from BL!SS Magazine also shot by Mr. Parry
All jeans are by PlayMe!

Pardon My French

what I wore to the only show I went to in Paris, Estrella Arch
basic ribbed grey dress
illia leather jacket
hooded scarf from Tokyo
alexander wang brenda bag
thirfted 90's ankle boots

A disheveled and star-struck me with Ann Valerie Hash.  I had the opportunity to tour her amazing Maison, an old theater and ballroom.  I was too afraid to take pics so check it out here .  Goddd do I admire her as a designer.  She makes me feel so less important dammit!  I'm from from LA and I own 2 small brands.  Ann has an official label of haute couture in Paris.  I bow down!  I felt like my work was peanuts compared to what her and her team create in her fashion house.  The quality and detail that go into her garments are simply inspiring.  I hear the word "couture" all the time (especially being in America where it is blatantly slapped on anything garment related...ahem..juicy) but it really means something much greater when in the presence of it.

and now you can have a taste of my poor photography.  I decided to take most pics in 35mm...Well, I've learned that I'm horrible and ruined most of them by not properly winding the film or double exposing them...but here are some viewable ones!!