“A garment can be very beautiful, but if you don’t feel good in it, it will never look beautiful. Of course it’s important that you like what clothes you wear: clothes are the first thing we know about each other. We don’t meet each other naked.”
Ann Demeulemeester
Photo source: Vogue US February 2002 (photography: Carter Smith)
Couture that never age in an over-decade old editorial from the December 2000 issue of British Vogue. Angela Lindvall, Mario Testino and yards and yards of wearable fantasy.
Photo source: Vogue UK December 2000
“The clothes in themselves do not make a statement. The woman makes a statement and the dress helps.”
Jean Muir
Photo source: Marie Claire US February 2012
Don’t these photos make you want to dream, dissolve in a moment taking every second in, one at a time, lose yourself in the pages of a good book and let the world go by?
Have a beautiful week!
Photo source: Vogue US October 1998
Last night I found a documentary I was absolutely unaware of. Seconds later the tiredness was forgotten and my bed time postponed. I had to watch it immediately.
If you saw The September Issue, you will enjoy this story directed by Christine Hall for BBC1 as a part of Boss Women series. The camera follows Anna Wintour as she works on the February issue of Vogue, travels to Paris and shares her memories and thoughts about fashion and life.
To me, this documentary felt more frank, more sincere – there was definitely less hype and more depth in it compared to the latest one. It made me like Anna even more. I found her, yet again, absolutely fascinating.
Photo source: Noa Griffel
