Happy Birthday Grace!

Vogue creative director, Grace Coddington, turned 70 yesterday and celebrated it with fashion's elite at Indochine. I knew of Grace before "The September Issue" but truly fell in love with her after watching the film. She's an amazing stylist and has decades of experience. She is truly gifted when it comes to putting clothes together and creating a fantasy. Her spreads in Vogue are one of the reason why I feel in love with fashion especially Vogue. She really is an inspiration for me and I hope I can one day have a fraction of the talent Grace has.

Love Marc's kilt. I'm obsessed with him and his kilts!

Anna's smiling!

All images courtesy of Vogue.com

Anna Wears Jeans!

I've never seen an image of Anna in jeans so to me this was quite the shock. I always picture her in Chanel dresses and skirts but it's nice to know she's a normal person (if you count the most powerful woman in the entire fashion industry as a "normal" person) who wears jeans.

Image via nymag.com

Anna's Winter Wonderland

Ok this post is a little late considering how warm it's getting but I love anything related to Anna so I'm also loving this picture of her. The Vogue editrix looks stunning. The snow, the hair, the fur, loving it all!!! Just beautiful! J'adore!

Images via Now Manifest

Fiery Grace

In addition to my obsession with Anna Wintour, I have a love for anything Vogue so when I came across these images of creative director, Grace Coddington, I went bananas. I mean they're just crazy (the good kind). Her hair is just sick and I mean like who takes pictures of the back of someone's head but these images are just amazing. Much love to Bryan Boy!

Images via Bryan Boy

My Take on Galliano

I was completely speechless when I read that Galliano was fired from Dior, I mean the man is brilliant. His designs are breathtaking and each gown is a work of art. His remarks towards those people were highly inappropriate but did not warrant his firing. I mean he certainly should have been reprimanded because he is a public figure and represents the Dior brand but his firing seems much to extreme. A man should be able to have his own opinions, if he hates Jews then let him hate Jews, of course he should keep those views to himself. I truly do believe that the Dior brand will suffer because Galliano brought a sense of romance and fantasy that not many other designers can achieve. I really hope he doesn't get fired from his own brand cause I'm obsessed with his menswear. If I had the money I would wear Galliano every day!

Below are two looks from Dior's Fall 2010 Couture collection courtesy of nymag.com

The Anna Files

Now that I'm blogging again I thought it was time for something new to keep up with my re-found passion for fashion, so that's why tonight I'm introducing "The Anna Files". The title is tentative and I would love to hear input and recommendations on it. For those of you who don't know, I'm obsessed with Anna Wintour, truly one hundred percent obsessed. I refer to myself as her unofficial protege in the hopes that one day I'll finally be worthy enough of the Vogue editrix, so that she can take me under her Chanel clad wing. So I'm dedicating this section of my blog to my life role model Anna Wintour. This is where I'll post all things related to the amazing editor-in-chief of Vogue.

I love this picture of her from The Sartorialist's blog! I think it truly captures the essence of Anna which is stylish, powerful and chic. It's truly breathtaking for an Anna lover such as myself.

Another favorite image of mine is this one from NY Magazine. It's Anna in her natural setting just stunning. She's so poised and stunning I just j'adore it!

I'm Back

Apologies my dear loves, I know I've been rather delinquent with my poor blog. I haven't been giving it the attention it deserves but I promise that from now I am going to be much more active and post entries that are much more frequent and less sporadic. I've strayed from the fashion path but have finally found my way again.