The best thing about acting is that I get to lose myself in another character and actually get paid for it - Leonardo di Caprio.
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I think the best thing about fashion is the same thing as Leo put it about acting. We unfortunately don't get paid for wearing what we do (I believe some very popular fashion bloggers do, but that is a small percentage), but the passion we have for our fashion choices could be comparable to other passions, like acting. When we put on clothing that is foreign to us, a new style for example, we are as if putting on a different persona, playing a foreign role. Essentially we are the same, but clothes do give us that certain "something".
In Abel Ferrara's King of New York (1990) starring Christoper Walken, Laurence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes and Steve Buscemi, "A former drug lord returns from prison determined to wipe out all his competition and distribute the profits of his operations to New York's poor and lower classes in this stylish and ultra violent modern twist on Robin Hood" says IMDB.com, shows an early 90's style we haven't talked about just yet.
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Scouring the net for inspiration, we are currently faced with the Spice Girls in platform shoes and wild hairdo's, mini buns and funky hair colors, Gwen Stefani and her bindi's, purple lipstick and dark lipliner and the quirky Kelly Bundy with her tight miniskirts paired up with cowboy boots or ripped at the knee high waisted Levi's jeans. But we haven't delved into what the elder generation was wearing, not the Nirvana grunge or sugar pop music loving teens and early twenty-somethings, but the mid-twenties and 30's and beyond. Now that we've pretty much squeezed out all the juice that is to be had with the 90's rage, I thought we might go ahead and take the next step. This particular film showcases the late 80's, early 90's chic fashion that is sterling collar necklaces, edgy short do's with bedazzling earrings, silk blouses and lace bralettes and bleached blond teased hair.
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◆long wool tan colored coat with single button closure (not double-breasted)
◆a couple of sheer or normal silk blouses in cream, off-white or gold/mustard
◆a few more high-waisted slacks in browns or burgundys
◆brown leather with silver buckle belts
◆formal vests
◆sterling woven/wheat/bali necklace
◆Dian Malouf stack rings
◆Konstantino pendant
◆collar pin/brooch
◆brown leather backpack
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And for today's ensemble..
coat&dress, goodwill; knit sweater, second hand; shoes, Clarks; necklace, ebay; rings, Konstantino and soixante neuf
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I think the best thing about fashion is the same thing as Leo put it about acting. We unfortunately don't get paid for wearing what we do (I believe some very popular fashion bloggers do, but that is a small percentage), but the passion we have for our fashion choices could be comparable to other passions, like acting. When we put on clothing that is foreign to us, a new style for example, we are as if putting on a different persona, playing a foreign role. Essentially we are the same, but clothes do give us that certain "something".
In Abel Ferrara's King of New York (1990) starring Christoper Walken, Laurence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes and Steve Buscemi, "A former drug lord returns from prison determined to wipe out all his competition and distribute the profits of his operations to New York's poor and lower classes in this stylish and ultra violent modern twist on Robin Hood" says IMDB.com, shows an early 90's style we haven't talked about just yet.
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| Theresa Randle, Christopher Walken and Carrie Nygren |
Scouring the net for inspiration, we are currently faced with the Spice Girls in platform shoes and wild hairdo's, mini buns and funky hair colors, Gwen Stefani and her bindi's, purple lipstick and dark lipliner and the quirky Kelly Bundy with her tight miniskirts paired up with cowboy boots or ripped at the knee high waisted Levi's jeans. But we haven't delved into what the elder generation was wearing, not the Nirvana grunge or sugar pop music loving teens and early twenty-somethings, but the mid-twenties and 30's and beyond. Now that we've pretty much squeezed out all the juice that is to be had with the 90's rage, I thought we might go ahead and take the next step. This particular film showcases the late 80's, early 90's chic fashion that is sterling collar necklaces, edgy short do's with bedazzling earrings, silk blouses and lace bralettes and bleached blond teased hair.
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| awesome clip on earrings |
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| Jerry Hall, Christopher Walken and Grace Jones |
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| collar necklace |
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| crazy teased hair |
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| cutout dresses and crazy huge jewels |
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| two finger ring
My current wish list :
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