Monday, November 30, 2009

Sincerest form of flattery

"Self-important, pompous, pretentious, solipsistic, often obscure, sometimes barely coherent, his book seems to address itself only to those in the know. The translation ....renders all these faults with exemplary accuracy."

If this were my book, I would put this in the back cover praises! via Leiter Reports

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Friday, November 27, 2009

Ma maison c'est ta maison.

Ma maison c'est ta maison. Every time I am in New York I visit the Margiela store. I have not bought anything (so far, although I have been willing to, but I am unwilling and unable at this period of my life), but my company has (I am not an one of those people!).
Anyways, in the near future I may be able to forgo my pilgrimage to the Maison, because the Maison is in the home! (This is a low point in my blog, but I really do want to be a catchy writer--I might have to edit this later, when I can think clearly!)
Last spring MMM announced its foray into the world of furniture and design. Here are some of the results via slamxhype.



P.S. Maison is in the home... not so bad if you consider From Bauhaus to our house. Word!

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Love letter


Margiela feather pen via Twitter

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Monday, November 16, 2009

Alma Mater

The brilliant

Der Printergang





Now I am glad I ended up in the school with $0.03/page and 500 page maximum. But copying is $0.10/page. Whatevs, we don' infringe them copyrights!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

New York

I spent the most beautiful day of the past few months in New York. The Margiela sale was a disaster for lack of sizes and the prices were too high on what fit me (I am lamenting not being in NY today when the prices were almost 90%... though I am so over it!).

We visited the Highline, and that made the whole trip worthwhile. D + S are incredible -- The idea of the park was an incredibly innovative way to utilize the remnants of the railway. The design at certain points mimicks the natural decline by the asymmetrical and sometimes sudden sprouts of flora. The benches and seating areas, the theater facing the streets... it is such an incredible space to be in.

Back in rainy Boston, Margiela-less, I would rather be wearing these...possibly all at the same time:





via Swank Vinatge and Couture Vintage

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

I want to ride a bicycle!

via chicks with bikes

I have never done so and I am dying to ride a cute bicycle with a basket to school everydayvia The Sartorialist

via The Sartorialist


via flickr

Monday, November 9, 2009

Munich!

via eastern look

Since we are on the subject of cities, did you know that the capital of Vermont is Montpelier pronounced /mɒntˈpiːliər/ (thanks wikipedia!)? I almost burst laughing at the pronunciation by one of my prof who has a Boston - Upper West Side hybrid accent. Can an l make that much of a difference America?...and England?....and Ireland? (for disambiguation, look at the french Montpellier). Interestign facts, there are so many Monpeliers in the US:
P.S. I was thinking of editing the title line to "Montpelier!"... but seriously, no!

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Serge!

Le Fossoyeur de Pacy sur Heure

The best PJs to roll in!

If I could, I would! ... maybe I can.


via Shopbop*.


Can't wait for Thursday! New York.


Not a big fan of shopbop since they messed uo my refund. Whatevs!

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Sunday, November 1, 2009