Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Mood Board: Black Feathers

Every girl should own a black feathered piece this winter and setting the tone oh-so-perfectly are the couture costumes Rodarte custom created for the film The Black Swan staring Natalie Portman. As much as every ballerina in us would love to hit the streets in a couture tutu, realistically we really don't recommend it. So here are a few other trendsetters rocking the black feather look we do recommend. And to finish off the look we showcase the perfect House of Lavande necklace that accompanies any black feathered look perfectly.

Black feathers and a plume purse setting the stage from an archived shoot featured in Harper's Bazaar; 1960's unsigned silver collar necklace with a black cameo in the center, worn by Jessica Alba, House of Lavande; Natalie Portman as The Black Swan; go bold with statement feathers adorning the head, archived shoot featured in Harper's Bazaar; black fur and feathers can look practical and modern if styled the right way like trendsetters Kate Moss, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen and Olivia Palermo, peoplestylewatch.com; have fun adding 1 or 2 key statement accessories to your black feathered look, try a bright tight, chain necklace or chunky cuff.

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Rodarte Celebrates By Getting Breathless

 There are certain pairings in life that always seem apropos, and iconic French films and timeless chic fashion just might make the top of that list. Take for instance the latest collaboration between the Rodarte sisters, fashion's ultimate sibling darlings, and the 50th anniversary re-release of Jean-Luc Godard's classic French flick A Bout de Souffle (which translates to Breathless). To celebrate this iconic stylish film, Rodarte has created 4 limited-edition tees and 2 limited-edition posters inspired by the film, available exclusively right now at Barneys New York. Whether its for your wardrobe or your interior, you can never wrong with a certain bit of je ne sais quoi.

The 2 limited-edition posters and 1 of the limited-edition tees designed by Rodarte


Iconic images from Breathless - just as stylish today as they were then