Or rather the French Riviera to be specific....
This post is way overdue! Sooo... after I have my studio some-what back in order and I have come out from under the piles of clothing (21 pieces to be exact), that I styled for this particular show. I have to share with you what I had been working on the last couple months....
The summer runway show took place in late May and was called "Passport." A travel inspired show. Each Designer or Fashion Stylist, was given the opportunity to create a collection that was inspired by a destination of their choice.
Of course being the nautical and french style nut that I am, my choice was the French Riviera-without hesitation!
There were definitely some amazing pieces in this show! Timeless color palettes of red, white, black & blue, sunny yellow, and stripes were on the brain for days.......Here are some photos from the actual runway.
After all was said and done, I decided these clothes were too much fun to be put away in the archives of runway. Why not pull a few looks to put in an editorial? So here are some beautiful pictures from my nautical fashion spread and some tips on how to pull off this style in chic fashion every summer! You can read "Sail into Summer" here!
Such gorgeousness. I am off to try to tie a vintage scarf around my head right now. I mean it.
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Oh, I love that all French Riviera glamour stuff - sun & sea & big sunglasses & scarves, in fact I've rented Brigitte Bardot’s 1956 film "And God Created Woman" this weekend for just such inspiration...nice post!
ReplyDeleteOh. my. God. Your photo spread is the cutest thing ever! I need to do some shopping (please extend a tiny bit of sympathy to my husband).
ReplyDeletehow gorrrrgeous! I love the photos and the styling :) Thanks for sharing that with us!
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