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Showing posts with label Christian Dior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Dior. Show all posts
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Labels: Bon Weekend, Christian Dior, Jessica Stam
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
I'm always in search of yet another pair of sunglasses. I have many but I typically have one pair that I wear daily and keep in my car. I take proper care of them ~ store them in cases, and I can't recall the last time I lost or damaged a pair... but then it happened. As I dropped off my son at a friend's house and went inside to say hello, I left my Tom Ford Whitney's on the dashboard. I came back to find a lens sitting on the passenger's seat, another on the back seat and an arm on the floor. I thought 'No! Not my sunglasses!' but it was true, Bogie had them in pieces. I still can't believe he was able to do such damage in that short of time. He's still a puppy and, in my opinion, an angel but I no longer leave anything in the car with him. I learned my lesson.. and now I'm in search of a new pair.
Tom Ford Miranda
Tom Ford Raquel
Chanel 4165
Dior Cocotte
Chanel 5171
The naughty boy ;)
Decisions, decisions...
xoxo, B
Labels: Chanel, Christian Dior, Sunglasses, Tom Ford
Thursday, January 7, 2010
I am captivated by this wonderful book of Dior. This is a must read for anyone that admires this legendary fashion house.
If you love haute-couture and the history of Dior ~ this book is for you! It is an exquisite tribute to Christian Dior as well as the four designers following him ~ Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Boehm, Gianfranco Ferre, and John Galliano. This book features masterpieces from each of them.
fall 2009The creations we've come to expect from Dior are truly elegant, beautifully detailed, classically feminine ~ one that flaunts the feminine silhouette with beauty and charm.
Although I'm smitten with the fall 2009 collection, I am an adoring fan of the earlier collections featured below.
1960xoxo, B
Please note the photos in this post are chosen by me and not from the book.
Labels: Christian Dior, designmuseum.com, Henry Clarke, John Rawlings, Mark Shaw
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