Lashes & Bones

Russh Magazine #44

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Ombré!

In November, I decided to go ombré.With the exception of a couple pink strands, I had never colored my hair before, but I've been super happy with my decision. Not only was it fun to try something new, but it's a great beauty move if you don't feel like keeping up roots, or committing to a new color. 

 

Morgan O'Donovan - Backstage Firstlooks

Tsumori Chisato

Missoni

Balmain

Givenchy

Morgan O'Donovan is an Irish photographer specializing in backstage photography. While some photogs focus on capturing the beauty of each model. O'Donovan focuses as on the textures and details in the clothing as well. Here are some of my faves. View more here.

red lipstick solves any and all problems.

Dries Van Noten

Dries Van Noten is known for being the Prince of Prints, but his Spring collection was particularly extroadinary. Collaborating with James Reeve, the second half of the collection features bold photographic prints. The silhouettes vary from crisp and neat, to cuts reminiscent of Spanish couture a la vintage Balenciaga. View the full collection here.

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It's finally here! — French Vogue's Collections Issue

I live for the day that French Vogue releases their Collection issue. It's not the cheapest magazine ($40 bucks a copy because it's mostly ad free) but it's sooo worth it! I highly recommend you stop what you're doing and pick up a copy now. Looks from the McQueen show grace the cover, and the magazine catalogs all the best shows in New York,  Paris, Milan and London. There is even an Accessories section in the back, with beautiful still life shots. Harpers Bazaar and Elle have followed suit by publishing their own collections issues, and though I love them, this is the real McCoy.

Taylor Tomasi Hill via The Coveteur

I love The Coveteur. As I'm sure you do. They recently posted a look into Taylor Tomasi Hill's Marie Claire office. I really enjoyed it, so I thought I would share. BTW, the view from Hearst Tower (where I used to intern at Cosmo) is AMAZING. It's entirely glass from floor to ceiling — the best on snowy days.

all images via the coveteur

A Few Favorites on tribeza.com

I've been blogging for Tribeza for about a year now. Here are a few of my recent posts to my column, "A Few Favorites."

Geometric patterns and natural colors are great classics to have in your wardrobe and living space — and huge trends for Spring! Whether you choose a delicate, handmade jewelry item or a soldered terrarium, you can't go wrong with bold shapes.

1. Dandelion by Benefit Cosmetics $28, benefitcosmetics.com 2. Cutouts Ring by Samma $58, lagarconne.com 3. Nectar Necklace by Minoux $68, minouxjewelry.com 4. Ankle Boots by Minnetonka $53, nordstrom.com 5. Dodecahedron Terrarium by Old Faithful Shop $160, oldfaithfulshop.com

 

Gold has always been a perfect compliment to black — which was a huge look on the Fall 2011 runways. Check out these accessories inspired by looks from Valentino and Balmain.

1. Stud Earrings $414, Mocian 2. Ring $850, Cartier 3. Earrings $50, Marc Jacobs 4. Bracelet $475, Jennifer Meyer at Barneys New York 5. Earrings $950, Dean Harris at Barneys New York

 

1. Earrings by Rooni Kappos $185, beklina.com 2. "Shopaholics I Met and Liked" Journal by Archie Grand, Available on amazon.com 3. Necklace by Tom Binns $1,065, tombinnsdesign.com 4. Heels by 3.1 Phillip Lim, 31philliplim.com 5. Bag by Proenza Schouler $1595, barneys.com

 

Art Deco inspired accessories are a key trend for Spring. Here are some of my favorites: 1. Bobbi Brown Gel Eye liner, to achieve a Vampy evening look a la Kate Moss, www.bobbibrowncosmetics.com 2. Earrings by Nak Armstrong $3,930, available at Barneys, www.barneys.com 3. Necklace by Aprés Ski, www.apresskishop.com 4. Metallic Adriel Clutch by Alexander Wang $475, www.barneys.com 5. Two-tone flats by Zara, www.zara.com

 

Swashes

If it's hand lettered, chances are, I like it. I also love anything with ligatures or swashes. Here's some hand lettering that I love...

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