Liberty deliciousness

I am in love with these Liberty of London Watches...especially the cherry one. Cuuuuute.

Beach Hair

Always a fan of the perfectly scruffy beach hair. Russh Magazine tells us that to get this effortless look, one needs a Dry Shine Styler, twist and rub and scruff it into your hair, midlength to ends and ta-da!Beach beautiful locks. I'll give it a go and keep you updated...

Thakoon F/W 11

The miniature Thakoon has come a long way since winning the upcoming designer award with Vogue two years ago. Since seeing him on the Vogue documentary "The September Issue", Thakoon has always been on my radar as I find his garments fascinating. Not only does he use vibrant colours this season, but he also uses his signature "playful pleating and drapery". Whilst he has opted for a few loud designs this season, I always enjoy his subtle creativeness on simple garments like the jacket and dress seen in pictures 3 and 4. Another winner for Thakoon.

Carolina Herrera F/W 11

I have always been a huge fan of Carolina Herrera. Her collections always embody class and elegance with a slight modern spin. This is definitely one of my favourite of her collections. It speaks to me and makes me imagine who would wear this, why, where, without even meaning to. (Bond girls circa Sean Connery is who I imagine wearing these beauties.) CH, you're amazing.

Valentino

I need these Valentino clutches in my clutches asap.

When We Grow Up

Miss Unkon A/W 11 Collection is coming soon! Loving the chunky knit trend so I'm definitely getting this baby.

Pretty Boy

I don't know about you guys but Andrej Pejic is definitely the prettiest boy I've ever seen. Dayyyyum!

Campaign

I'm undecided whether it's my love to Abbey and Freja or my love for the brands but these two are my favourite of all the S/S 11 Campaigns.

HA!

Designers bringing out a... er... special collection for Valentines Day.

Haute or not?

Dior






Elie Saab








Givenchy and Armani Prive


I have to say, my favourite week of the year, Spring Couture Week in Paris left me feeling slightly underwhelmed with the OTT Futuristic designs of Jean Paul Gaultier, Givenchy and Armani Prive. However it was saved by its usual front runners Dior, Chanel and Elie Saab. Dior stuck to adding the modern spin to a classic design and pulled it off yet again. I love the colour and exaggerated lines his garments held. Another long time favourite of mine Elie Saab, never disappoints with yet another beautiful collection of ethereal and ultra feminine designs.
So, without further a do, my vote for the "Haute-est" of the Haute goes to Dior. Absolutely DIVINE.