You Know My Name, Not My Story: Balmain from PFWM to PFW
When someone said I lived in fantasy land I nearly fell off my unicorn. I am every so slightly fascinated by everything topsy turvy, a way of living that I have […]
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A Victorian Era Laced with Social Media Captions: Victor and Rolf at PFW
What would happen if memes existed in the renaissance era? I have often wondered how sass and moodswings played out in the era without a smartphone. A thought worth pondering […]
Willy Wonka by Thom Browne + Haute Latex Horror by Comme des Garcons: Whimsy at PFWM
We are all mad here, it’s not really a competition. With an addictive penchant to all things whimsical, I often found scenography to be a mainstay of Paris Fashion Week […]
Sequins by Balmain + Sartorialism by Paul Smith: Core Sensibilities at PFWM
Sequins never go out of style, and neither does a tendency to stick to your own roots. While I preferred the notion of the former, I liked the attitude of […]
Art and Whimsy in Every Shade of Grey: Thom Browne at PFW
Art is a canvas of colors, so what does this have to do with a classic grey suit? The talented Thom Browne at Paris Fashion Week Mens (PFWM), utilized his legacy of the grey flannel documented […]
Sweet Dreams in Winter Wonderland: Thom Browne at PFWM
Winter wonderland creates an image of a beautiful reality which one watches from the inside. But with the talented Thom Browne at Paris Fashion Week Mens (PFWM), the feeling transformed […]
A Tribute to Art and Dance: Comme des Garcons and Moncler at PFW
Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist. Two designers that respectively paid homage to the worlds of art and art history, as well […]
Juxtaposing Modern Style with Legendary Fashion: Givenchy and Balenciaga at PFW
Couture is a matter of tradition and its blend with modernism. How then did two legacy brands get so whimsical and statement-like? Not a peril of any sort, but more […]
Gilded Palaces for Contemporary Runways: John Galliano and Stella McCartney at PFW
Palaces and history make me believe in dreams, and fundamentally in the fact that I was born in the wrong era. With French palaces and their innate and opulent architecture […]
Juxtaposing Gilded Opulence with Marine Jewels: Balmain and Paul Smith at PFWM
By now, many know that I am a child of juxtaposition. I get a kick out of things that don’t traditionally belong together. Or when something traditional gets a legendary, and […]
3FS Lifestyle: Food Fashion Frameworks 