Showing posts with label new york street style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york street style. Show all posts

Monday, October 20, 2008

Not Old, Advanced Style

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Some things never get old. Style is one of them.

Though they haven't been around long, Advanced Style has quickly become a must visit bookmark, and with good reason. AS is proof positive that style isn't about age, money, or labels - it's all about what works for the individual.

Sartorially speaking, there are so many wonderful things to point out about these folks; the fab hair and makeup, the natty overcoat, over-sized shades and accessories are personal reminders not to chuck my sense of style when I retire.

Don't you agree?

Thursday, September 11, 2008

New York Street Beat: Sealed With A K.I.S.S.

Nathalie’s cool style reminds us all to keep it simple stupid – her straightforward silhouette is a refreshing change of pace in a world (and closets) filled with toys, doo-dads, and embellishments galore.

This outfit works on so many levels: it’s easily dressed up or down, offers a variety of layering opportunities to meet any climate change and still hints at her unique personality.

Tell me those open toe pumps don’t scream glam?












(Photo courtesy of Wunderbloc)




Thursday, September 4, 2008

New York Street Beat: Skirting The Issue

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Slim is in.

But while celebs like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna have been seen shimmying about in Herve Leger the scene from the street is full, fun, and decidedly more feminine. These two ladies, both spotted in SoHo, represent an effortless chic style that is equally at ease in town or in the country.

We love how both let the skirt take center stage while keeping other accessories simple. Kim’s (left) statement necklace is in the same tone as her top, so it doesn’t compete with that bold graphic skirt from H&M. India’s (right) Steve Madden slides and Kate Spade bag are delightfully unfussy and elegant, lending a Grace Kelly air of sophistication.



Thursday, August 28, 2008

New York Street Beat: Teenage Waist Land

Though the high-waisted trend has been going strong since last year it’s hard to find many examples of the right way to wear them.

Pants or shorts are too often overly embellished with buttons or seams, and worn with fussy tops, and busy accessories. The overall effect is messy or worse, frumpy.

Not so with Jami, seen here in Chelsea. We love the dark rinse and tiny belt which has a slimming effect, while the handkerchief detail on her cami frames her face and keeps the whole Bodyline sleek and interesting.

She jazzes things up a bit with her gladiator sandals, bag, and head scarf for a winning combination.

(photo courtesy of Refinery29