November 30

I can't believe that it's already the last day of November. The only thing that is convincing me is that it's starting to get pretty cold here in Mi. Cold enough to break out the fur. And Bambi's chubby is a perfect way to stylishly brave the falling temperatures. Especially paired with skinny leather pants.

Cherries on top

ADR as pictured in "Blog in Fur," Elle Italia, December 2010. Shot by me, fur styled by Corrada Rodriguez D'Acri.

Dolce & Gabbana Girl's Best Friend

"Girls just wanna have fun." This past Friday, Stefano and Domenico sent a little love to their favorite girls by transforming their Via Spiga 26 boutique into a wonderland for everything feminine. The ladies were invited to listen to the sweet set of house D.J. Natasha Slater; have their palms and cards read; indulge in the atmosphere of an old-school beauty salon while having their eyebrows thread; have a total make-over in the vanity room; and experience the Spring/Summer 2011 collection while sipping on the most refreshing prosecco served fifties-skate style. Eh! Stefano, Domenico...that's what friends are for. XO, T

"beauty and the beast"

A model professes her love to the Giles "Gremlin" outside the Hermès show.

Easy Breezy

Marie of A Fashion Tale outside the Sonia Rykiel Show.

For like a billion reasons

would describe the magnitude to which I love Shiona's look. Every single item is a fav. I don't know if you remember, but I wore this camouflage Rag & Bone Jacket for my denim story in Glamour US, and I have wanted the this silk blouse ever since I saw it in the Rag & Bone store. I love the length of her skirt. Her Fendi peek-a-boo bag is a no-brainer, and I am patiently waiting for her Burberry shearling boots to go on sale. And I don't think I need to go into how cool her accessories are. I totally identify with this edgy-ladylike look. Shiona Turini is the Senior Accessories Editor at Teen Vogue.

Rust check

I love how Elise combines her black and khaki check scarf with a rust color, asymmetrical blouse. Love how the blouse peaks out at the back. Elise is one part of the stylish trio who publish anywho.

Studs, chains and dolls

Ha ha ha. What did you think this post was about? Naughty, naughty, naughty. I was just referring to the studded patches on Aneta's Top Shop sweater and the details of her Moschino tote. Come on now, get your mind out of the gutter.

Noir Chic

Marta's all black look is simply chic. Her wide brim hat, pleated mini skirt, cinched waist, soft fluid blouse and lace-up wedges add texture to her monochromatic look.

ooh that mix of texture

and tones. Shini of park and cube's look is so impressive. So tactile. The combination of the lines of her Alexander McQueen sweater and the criss crossing of her Zara sandals combined with the netting of her knit dress is total eye candy. And that sheet of sea foam green... hmm, so good.

today was rainy,

and I wore my favorite navy anorak. And even though it's been my favorite forever (I even wore it throughout my pregnancy), I couldn't keep my mind off Natalie in her vintage berry-colored version. The color and style are perfect for a rainy day: deliciously hued to stave off rainy-day blues; soft but not too feminine with perfect sporty-drawstring cinching at the waist.

The reasons why

I love Georgia's look.

First of all one of my dreams is to be able to ride a bicycle in Milan. I tried once in flats and was completely petrified the whole ride that I would be hit by a tram. Georgia on the other hand, not only rides a bike, but she does so in the most amazing sky-high Prada Fall 2010 pumps. Covetable! Second of all, I love her vintage army-green toggle coat.

Third, can we just talk about her oversize, cable knit cardigan? I thought it was vintage, until she confessed that she picked it up at Top Shop. What a brilliant find! I've been living in my husband's father's cardigans for the past two years. So cozy. Plus, I love how the quilting of the lining complements the cable knit.

And finally, her vintage satchel is gorgeous. It reminds me of one of my favorite vintage handbags that I found this Spring.

Ombré play

Gwyneth balances out her color coordinated hair and outfit with neutral greys, but brilliantly shakes up that equilibrium with a pair of cheetah-print booties.

The Bold Collegiate

Vika! What school do you go to? I want to enroll. Vika took the back-to-school trend into her own hands this past fashion season. As always she is whimsical and inventive. This is a such a confident way to do neon and is definitely a clean way to make a bright statement. Her back pack, totally covetable, as are the sunglasses and ballerinas! See you next semester darling!!!

a walk in the park, Jourdan style

I look just like this whenever I walk through the park, or at least I imagine I do. Ha ha. Jourdan Dunn looking stunning outside the Sonia Rykiel show in a fun, printed jumpsuit.

a snow bird

with a rock-n-roll attitude! Grazia France's Rédactrice en chef, Anne Raybaud, outside the Armani show. Gosh, I love her radical-chic style!

Military Chic

Alix of The cherry blossom girl is beyond military-chic in a Marc by Marc Jacobs parka, See by Chloe skirt, Asos cardigan, vintage belt and Chloe shoes. She's a girl after my heart. You know how much I love military-inspired style. Whenever I look at these images, the Destiny's Child song "Soldier" pops into my head. "I need a soldier." Yeah!

Lucy

This is Lucy. She's a fashion assistant at InStyle UK. She's got amazing style as you can see from her outfit. Every item is covetable: her hat, cozy sweater, Zara pleated skirt, LV bucket bag and lace-up booties.

Worth it!

I was a totally bummed out that I missed out on snapping Joanna during NYFW. So, I can't tell you how happy I was when I bumped into her during LFW. Even if it were for only one pic, it was surely worth it as she looked gorgeous in this Lisa Marie Fernandez scuba dress and Mawi "Jade Tusk" necklace. In case you're wondering her shoes are by Miu Miu and her bag is by Chloe.

Fancy Dress Party

O.K., I promise that I am not transitioning into a children's blog. Promise. While I am a street style photographer, my real job is a full-time mommy. A fashion-crazed full-time mommy. So while I still indulge in my fashion needs, I've focused a large part of my energy in finding cool things for P.J. That being said, P.J. is attending a princess/prince-theme birthday party today, and look at the outfit that I've come up with. It's totally modern but adheres to the party's theme. I love this costume by Creative Education because it's done well. I know that children's costumes are not meant for the theater, but I can appreciate a well designed one. And, I am so pleased with the color palette of the over-all look: navy, silver, sand, colbalt, black. O.k. thanks for being so patient with me during this bite-size transgression from street style and adult fashion. You're the best. xoxoxo

Children's costume by Creative Education; trousers and button-down by Bonpoint; oxfords by Start-rite; "Hang-it-All" coat rack by Charles and Ray Eames; Panton Junior Chair (Vitra); and two of our favorite books, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" pop-up book by Robert Sabuda and "Wind-up Train Book" (Usborne Farmyard Tales).

Maxi accordion

The lovely Jessie Weiss from Les Mads.

Pistachio, Khaki, Black in lace and leather

Kristina is always a huge source of inspiration. She is so in-tune with her personal style and she is always a trendsetter (She made this hybrid outerwear look hers last season, and I adore that she continues to embrace it). I LOVE how she effortlessly mixes texture and color and how she combines feminine and masculine style elements. She's such a rock star!

minimal

Alexandra Rhodes, of Her Ribbons and Her Bows, in a minimal look that emphasizes the old saying "less is more." Her individual pieces are simple but strong and blend effortlessly to create a long and lean silhouette. Her old Mulberry handbag is a chic accent to a clean look.

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