PFW - Part 16

This here is the precise reason why I love fashion. In the most perfect and elegant way to bow out of this seasons' fashion weeks, welcome to the artistic show that is Alexander McQueen. Be afraid.

PFW - Part 15

Hoity-toity, Louis Vuitton is thy name. While my life's goal is still to become the CEO and President of LVMH Group, I must stress to become the next Marc Jacobs will do just well enough. Excuse me while I go prepare myself.

PFW - Part 14

CHANEL. Yes, the Queen Bee of fashion has graced us with her presence. Her uniform hasn't changed much as far as colour goes but the clean style does not disappoint.

PFW - Part 13

We are nearing the end now...it's time to pull out all the stops. Kenzo's collection is the merging of east meets west with flowing fabrics and flattering designs. I like the character shown in each piece.

PFW - Part 12

Though I don't find Stella McCartney's designs particularly ground-breaking, they are breezy and effortlessly pretty.

PFW - Part 11

More mime-chic! Am I missing something that is style this season? Should I be buying white stage make-up? I'm not sure why she is wearing dead animals on her legs, but I dig the pilgrim dress.

PFW - Part 10

I'm excited that the bubble hem has made a comeback. I remember wearing a Pepto-pink bubble-hemmed contraption as a child and it was one of my favorites. It even had a matching little heart-shaped lace purse. While not entirely bubble-hemmed, these Emmanuel Ungaro designs are decidedly more sophisticated but no less thrilling.

PFW - Part 9

This series seems to go on forever, doesn't it? Well its not my fault that Paris Fashion Week is the kingpin of them all. I'm pleased because it is easy fodder for my posts as so much of it is desirable by yours truly. Perhaps I am easy to please? Here's my favies from Christian Lacroix.