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Last summer I got a job at New York, two hours from what’s better known as “The City”, and I’d go there on every single chance I had, even when it meant waking up at six a.m. and arriving to the little town I was staying at around 12:30 a.m. From the moment I got there, I fell in love with New York City, so I decided to spend my last two days at the U.S. in this wonderful place. During the morning previous to the one I was leaving, I walking around Madison Avenue at my beautiful Manhattan when suddenly, something made me turn my head immediately, any guesses? Well, no, it wasn’t any superstar or gorgeous model, it was this: (Yes, I even took a photo of it.)
Last summer I got a job at New York, two hours from what’s better known as “The City”, and I’d go there on every single chance I had, even when it meant waking up at six a.m. and arriving to the little town I was staying at around 12:30 a.m. From the moment I got there, I fell in love with New York City, so I decided to spend my last two days at the U.S. in this wonderful place. During the morning previous to the one I was leaving, I walking around Madison Avenue at my beautiful Manhattan when suddenly, something made me turn my head immediately, any guesses? Well, no, it wasn’t any superstar or gorgeous model, it was this: (Yes, I even took a photo of it.)
I absolutely fell in love with this dress and,
I mean, who wouldn’t? The design, as you may notice, belonged to one of the
best designers the U.S.A. has brought to the fashion world: Michael Kors.
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| Look A |
I was about, like really about, to give my
unconditional love to Michael Kors instead of to my favorite, my one and only,
the maison CHANEL (I know, shame on
me; but hey! Anyone has its low points!). Then I remembered why it’s called
unconditional love, so I decided to stay faithful to La Grande Mademoiselle.
Anyway, I remembered the amazement this dress made me feel, so I decided to
write about Michael Kors’s Fall-Winter 2012-2013 Ready-To-Wear Collection;
ready for the Top 3? Go!
1)
Look A. Finally! Somebody
designs something that looks like it belongs to the Fall-Winter season! I love
the coat; that Scottish pattern makes me feel like Christmas! And the fur
unequally distributed makes it look arty but chic. The style is definitely the
one of a New Yorker, I could be using that to go to an exhibit to the MoMA. The
leather is a basic to Kors, who totally loves to boost the clothing with it,
though I’m really hoping those are leather pants and not leather leggings,
because there’s nothing more distasteful than using leggings with a blouse instead
of grabbing pants, DON’T EVER! The T-Strap pumps are nice, though almost any
shoe would do. I know the chemise doesn’t show very well, but it’s got a long
V-shaped neckline that matches perfectly the leather and the Scottish pattern.
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| Look B |
2)
Look B. The skirt is genius,
because it looks like a sort of poncho, which increases the ethnical look that
the pattern already gives. The sweater is cool, just a little bit too average
and I rarely like knitted stuff, especially when the linen is so thick. The
belt is a good touch. The shoes are super nice, make the legs look longer and
the feet look thinner.
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| Look C |
3)
Look C. This one’s my
favorite! The leather blouse is absolutely beautiful! The baggy beginning of
the sleeves and the tight end make the arms look thinner, and the pleats on the
neckline help the blouse get puffed, which makes the body look slimmer. The
trousers are super low rise though shorter (If you’re short don’t wear this
kind of trousers unless they’re super low rise and you’re wearing high heels)
and the fabric is a great choice because it makes them look more léger. The black Mary Janes are really cute.
As you could see, the favorite colors of
Michael Kors are red and black, and even though I love the combination because
they’re both very strong colors, they remind me of the flag people use for
strikes; maybe when wearing them we’re actually protesting, protesting against
looking like everyone else and not standing out; we all deserve to stand out. Also, they’re very dark colors, a
warning of their sinister power to seduce us: try on under your own risk.
Well, that was it chères readers! I hope you liked this week’s post and
fell for Michael’s modern and cosmopolite style!
Shine all over and dream on, crazy diamonds!
P.S. All the photos were taken from Vogue.es; go
ahead and take a look!
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