Goth magazine has been doing some really interesting crafts lately, in particular this bracelet is very cool. The bleak, starkness with the pops of red reminds me of the beautiful illustrations for Matsuri Hino's " Vampire Knight. " Louis: Vampires pretending to be humans, pretending to be vampires. Claudia: How avant-garde.
I loved last September's Teen Vogue with Anne Hathaway. I especially loved how she described the shoot: "When I first saw the clothes," enthuses two–time Teen Vogue cover girl Anne Hathaway, "I said, it looks kind of like what Anastasia [in the 1997 animated film] would have put on the first minute she found out she was actually Russian royalty.' She's mixing the knits that have kept her warm with the glam stuff she inherited from her grandmother."
I'm a big Romanov geek, who loves fashion. And animation.
Most likely everyone knows that Suzabelle makes beautiful clothing. Especially their jackets. The only problem. They're a tad expensive (upwards of $125). So with fall approaching, where can you find the cool, structured style of Suzabelle, on a budget?
The Gap has been looking pretty good lately. I especially like this particular jacket. Its $78, but hopefully by the time it is actually cold enough to wear it, it will be on sale.
But my heart truely belongs to this Gap jacket, which I came upon whilst reading Nylon magazine. Too bad the website doesn't seem to sell it yet.
"I met hundreds and thousands of people, and none finer than the midgets and the Siamese twins and the caterpillar man and the bearded woman and the human seal with the little flippers for hands. I never asked them any embarrassing questions and they never asked me, and God, it was a great adventure." -Johnny Eck