Showing posts with label Christian Louboutin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Louboutin. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2010

New shoes




What a dreary old day!  I've cheered up slightly as I bought some new shoes.  These Christian Louboutin peep toe court shoes  have been used for shoots (technically they're secondhand) so they were £200.  I can't actually afford them so the overdue water rates bill will now have to get knocked back for another month.  Ooops.

There's the small matter of the fact that I can only walk about

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Flower power



Photography by Miles AldridgeShannan Click

Photography by Camilla AkransMariacarla Boscono


Photography by Camilla AkransMariacarla Boscono
I love these pictures.  The flower make-up in the first one is gorgeous.  The other two are from a shoot for Italian Vogue.  The flowers are fabulous and so are the outfits.  Mariacarla is wearing my Giles for Christian Louboutin shoes from last year.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

I love this jacket



Photography by Max AbadianAmanda Laine
I would love a hooded fur coat, but not in real fur, I'd like a design like this in black sheepskin.  I've been looking for a furry sheepskin jacket for a while and have come to the conclusion it would be easier to buy a couple of sheepskin rugs and get one of my clever friends to copy this style for me.  I love the shape, the length and the hood.
The

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Vogue's Fashion Night Out




Singer Kirsty Almeida and Monkey the Cocker Spaniel
I was due at Liberty where Manolo Blahnik and Yasmin Le Bon were hosting Vogue's Fashion Night Out.  My friend Richard Sloan was DJing from 7-9pm. I was also expected at another great friend Sarah Owen and her sister Lily Allen's pop-up vintage shop, Lucy in Disguise at Selfridges for cocktails.  On top of that a planned smash and grab of

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Thank you Giles xxx



Frida Gustavsson for Giles SS10
My poor old Mac G4 laptop is nearly eight years old.  It's like a dear old lady and could slip off at any minute.  I would be lost without it.  I desperately need a new one but can't afford it at the moment.  For the last couple of days every time I try and do something I get what my friend Jo-Ann Furniss calls "the spinning wheel of death." So annoying! 
This