this is my 900th post (!)
Phew. Hard to believe. So here are two of my favorite mediums: fashion + film combined to celebrate the day.
I've been meaning to track down this Halston video for days and Courtney from In(side) the Loop saved me the trouble--thanks Courtney! I'm a big Halston fan, who was a big fan of the late 30s. And if you ever get a peek of my new collection--I'm working on those photos right now--you'll see what I mean.
I've been meaning to track down this Halston video for days and Courtney from In(side) the Loop saved me the trouble--thanks Courtney! I'm a big Halston fan, who was a big fan of the late 30s. And if you ever get a peek of my new collection--I'm working on those photos right now--you'll see what I mean.
posted by Mary Jo from TrustYourStyle at
Thursday, February 19, 2009
12 Comments:
WOW!! Happy 900 - that's so exciting!!
happy 900! that's so amazing! a beautiful video to share too, that stunning yellow dress will now be forever in my head! :)
great video! congrats on the milestone!
hat an accomplishment! Congrats!
congratulations 900 is a great number. lovely video Carla
Thanks Courtney, Tina, Jon, Cece, Carla! Hard to believe when I think back to the beginning, wondering if I could keep it up for even a week.
super 900congrats!!
I couldnt agree with you more, this video has a poetic and beautiful combination ;)
xo.meli
Happy 900!
Great way to celebrate. The video is superb.
900? Wow! How exciting. Congrats!
Congratulations on your 900th post, that is truly amazing! Here's to many, many, many more :)
wow you look good for 900 posts. not a day over 30 I'd say. oh, halson, I went to his shows as I had a friend who worked for him, I went in the back to see the amazing dress he made for Liza, which was a knock-out. Birds were released and flew about the models. The colors were amazing. I had the pleasure of meeting him too.
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Halston was amazing--that is so wonderful that you had the chance to be at his shows and meet him! Now that I've actually deconstructing his pieces, I have so much admiration for how he made them look so deceptively simple.
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