Showing posts with label Capes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capes. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
New Street Style on Grazia.it: Silvia Bergomi, Cool Winter
I had the pleasure of shooting super stylish Silvia Bergomi of the the blog Plastic Choko for our trendsetter column over at Grazia.it. Here are some of my favorite images. Please head over to Grazia.it to see all of the pics.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Friday, December 3, 2010
Ceremony
Denni channels her inner goddess in a striking cape and fierce YSL "Mohawk" pumps. She's official.
Monday, April 19, 2010
The Glamorous Life
After channeling her inner rock star, Miroslava resumes her glamour-puss style. She shines in Bottega Veneta above, and soars in a Chloe cape below.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
In the pursuit of Clemence Poesy
Sometimes chasing a subject to get a photo can reveal more about their outfit than a posed shot. These images that I snapped of Clemence outside the Chloe show are great examples!
My thoughts as I am going through the chase: Wow she looks amazing here. Cool cape, great shoes. But let's see if I can get a better shot.
Come on just turn this way so I can get another shot of your amazing face. Oooh great dress. Love the draping!
And Finally: Come on just look over here... aaah the volume on that cape is spectacular! Yes!
Monday, December 28, 2009
Caped
I always wanted to post this picture of Janelle Monáe. Her cape is to die for, but the quality of the photo is quite forgettable. I must have reviewed the image at least 100 times, her irresistibly gutsy and witty approach to style kept inviting me to open the file. Then luckily, Christmas, in the form of a ridiculously fantastic mantella (thanks mamma-in-law!), came along and wiped away all my hangups.
I have always loved capes. Their drama is addictive. It is all about the tail blowing up and out when the wind blows. Who doesn't like to make a statement? I owned two before my mother-in-law's incredibly stylish and much appreciated Christmas present. The gray one by Marc by Marc Jacobs is totally Sherlock Holmes material. I feel rather smart when I wear it. The black one, a gift from a dear friend, is inspired by the traditional Tyrolean tabarro (cloak). Custom made for me, it is one of the most spectacular gifts I have ever received. I reserve it for nights at the Scala.
Voilà, my new mantella by Annalisa Castellini (the go-to brand for elegant Milanese women). Russian inspired, silk embroidered with velvet detail, and down-filled, I'm beyond over the moon about it! I guess I was a very good daughter-in-law this year. (smile)
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