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it's here. fashion month has officially become us.
in three days, nyfw begins and my life will turn into a bigger frenzy than it normally is. amongst the shows and events, i'm very much excited to see the streetstyle. seeing how stockholm started off everything, i'll be sure to take some notes and transition the styles to new york. 

mysterious red


loving this picture of fellow next models roxy and avery pouting nars' newest lip color out for fall 2015, mysterious red velvet matte lip pencil  backstage at the 3.1 phillip lim show in new york. always a fan of red lips, i'm loving the use of lip pencils as the actual lipstick itself and the departure of gloss to a bold matte.

nyfw : street style












phil oh for vogue 

let me break it down for you, y'all : it's f*cking cold outside. i've never hinted at a curse word in all my years of blogging, but i truly feel it's the only appropriate word to explain the fiercly brutal temperature in the city. waking up this morning to -10* (please note the negative), and walking to the public school show felt more like a darwinian social experiment than a glamorous strut. the brilliant news is that i rubbed elbows with anna wintour. no seriously, i did. literally, did. my life is complete.
in the meantime, enjoy the street style. you better believe these broads weren't outside for more than 30 seconds.    

nyfw: streetstyle ss15















photos via vogue.com

black and white
black and white
black and white
seems to be the trend for new york fashion week and quite frankly, i'm absolutely loving it. so simple. so chic. it makes it easy for the everyday gal to jump on and follow along. 


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NYFW : street style















photos by phil oh for vogue.com

it's one of my favorite times of the year - show season!
kicking off the f/w 2014 shows, new york city is brilliantly filled with a plethora of the industry's finest. this time around, i'm a bit more intrigued with the street style than the actual shows itself. lots of dark palettes have gathered mixed euphorically with pops of bright colors (red!).
don't you love?