La Vie Looks of the Week

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Looks of the Week and tagged with Boho Chic, Boho outfits, Claudia Schiffer, Embroidery, Fearne Cotton, Freida Pinto, Isabel Marant, Jessica Alba, Kate Moss, Michelle Monaghan, Naomi Watts, Olivia Palermo, Paisley, Peasant blouse, Stevie Nicks October 13, 2010

1. MICHELLE MONAGHAN in my favorite designer–Isabel Marant.

2. KATE MOSS doing London street chic with ease.

3. FREIDA PINTO goes the embroidery route.

4. OLIVIA PALERMO pairs a peasant blouse with a modern lower half.

5. JESSICA ALBA knows how to dress for rain.

6. FEARNE COTTON breaks up black with a patterned dress: my go-to look!

7. CLAUDIA SCHIFFER taking paisley and volume to a Stevie Nicks level.

8. NAOMI WATTS wears the motorcycle jacket trend perfectly.

Which look was your favorite?

Peace,

La Vie Looks Of The Week

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Looks of the Week and tagged with Blake Lively, Bohemian style, Boots, Caroline Winberg, Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Alba, Margherita Missoni, Mischa Barton, Missoni, Mixing Black and Brown, Outfit inspiration, Outfits, Peasant blouse, Rihanna, Serena outfits, Serena Van Der Woodsen, Sienna Miller December 3, 2009

1. MARGHERITA MISSONI embodies her last name in a mix of patterns.

2. MISCHA BARTON dares to ignore the black and brown rule.

3. JENNIFER ANISTON breaks up basics with some layered necklaces.

4. RIHANNA, being the trend lover she is, tries out the poncho look.

5. CAROLINE WINBERG demonstrates how to turn a peasant blouse into nighttime.

6. JESSICA ALBA makes me wish it wasn’t December in Boston.

7. SIENNA MILLER needs to give me those boots.

8. BLAKE LIVELY, as Serena, rocks the most beautifully-detailed winter coat.

Peace,

A Beber Y A Tragar, Que El Mundo Se Va A Acabar

Posted by dannidupa in Fashion Trends and tagged with Anne Hathaway, Cat Deeley, Forever 21, Juanes, Kaley Cuoco, Lo Bosworth, Margherita Missoni, Matthew Williamson, Mexican style, Mischa Barton, Missoni, Molly Sims, Nicole Richie, Peasant blouse, Rosario Dawson, Spanish, Tibi, Tocca July 31, 2009

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Juanes had me at “La Camisa Negra,” the Border Cafe in Harvard Square had me at homemade tortilla chips. Mexican-influenced clothing? It had me at being loose, comfortable, and exquisite. For the record, I am engaged in a long-term love affair with many aspects of Hispanic culture: language, food, people, and clothing. And summertime has me thinking about loose and breezy style. So what better way to actively channel my obsession into day to day life? I will throw on an embroidered peasant top, jam to Juanes loudly in the car, improve my now extremely proficient Spanish, and enjoy a veggie burrito from Ana’s Taqueria. iHasta luego!

Nicole Richie, Molly Sims, Anne Hathaway and Kaley Cuoco

Nicole Richie in an embroidered Tocca top, Molly Sims in a crochet dress, Anne Hathaway in an embroidered blue peasant blouse and Kaley Cuoco in a Mexican-flaired Tibi mini dress.

Margherita Missoni, Mischa Barton, a Lookbook ensemble and a Forever 21 outfit.

Margherita Missoni in Missoni, Mischa Barton in Matthew Williamson embroidered blouse, a Lookbook ensemble and a Forever 21 outfit.

Lo Bosworth, Rosario Dawson, Cupcakes and Cashmere, and Forever 21

Lo Bosworth in Fifteen-Twenty, Rosario Dawson in Missoni, Cupcakes and Cashmere Mexican-influenced ensemble, and Forever 21's take on the Mexican trend.

Cat Deeley in a romper I actually like!

Paz,

She Wears Her Tears On Her Blouse

Posted by dannidupa in Fashion Trends and tagged with Boho Chic, Emanuel Ungaro, Fergie, Gypsy blouse, Heidi Klum, Hilary Duff, Kate Hudson, Kim Kardashian, Models, Monique Lhuillier, Nicole Richie, Peasant blouse, Placebo, Printed blouse, Rebecca Taylor, Vanessa Hudgens May 7, 2009

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In a shout-out to gypsy style, peasant blouses have been all over the runways and red carpets this spring. Printed blouses of all varieties are popular, as long as they are characteristically voluminous. Personally, the tops seem to look best when paired with simple skinny jeans or tucked into a high-waisted skirt. Toss on some chains and bangles, no statement necklaces needed here. For spring these can be paired with boots or sandals depending on the fickle weather. This is a great way to feminize a bohemian outfit without the season’s hard to pull off ruffles.