Founded in the 1870’s, G.H. Bass & Co (named after it’s found Gearge Henry Bass) is a brand with true american heritage. What I appreciate most about the collection is while the label has evolved, (especially in their color range) it’s still a classic brand showcasing their iconic weejuns (the original penny loafer), saddle shoes and boat shoe styles. Combining New England prep, rugged outdoor design there are some new modern
Every season I look forward to the Nicole Miller show. As some of you may have noticed from my photos, I wear her collection religiously and this is one of those shows I pay close attention to. (I look at it as a sneak peek of my soon-to-be major splurges of the season.) Tomorrow night, I’ll be in the audience but you can watch it live
Talk about the perfect way to kick off fashion week! There’s nothing like opening up The New York Times and seeing yourself quoted in the Fashion & Style section.
Great, now I can check that off the bucket list! Now time to go buy out the issue… Read the whole story on nytimes.com
In what could easily be described as the best event I’ve been to in the new year — and hands down most creative, the Prabal Gurung for Target launch party at Pier 57 in NYC was out of this world. Or rather out of a carnival. With classic rides, including a carousel and games you’d see at a fair, there was a break in the middle for a stage. With it being hush, hush as to who would perform when out came Ne-yo!
