My Outfit!

Happy April!


Yes, you guessed it... another outfit post!


So, I thought spring was over but I don't think the weather got the message. It's super cold outside today so I decided to go for a typically winter look with some fall shoes... I was comfy and happy!

I'm wearing:


Sweater - Tribe
Leggings - Lululemon
Shoes - Bucco
Purse - Louis Vuitton
Ring - Vendor in NYC
Belt - South Moon Under


What do you think of this look? Who wants spring already?!


Have a great weekend!


KIU,

Twentysomething

An Art & Fashion Collaboration.

Combining fashion and art... Does it work?


Takashi Murakami is a contemporary Japanese artist who blurs the barrier between high and low art. His artwork has a cartoon feel and ranges from thirty-foot sculptures to phone caddies.

He is also greatly known for his collaboration with Louis Vuitton where he designed the multicolor monogram print. This print became hugely popular and now graces a variety of handbags, scarfs and keychains. 

What do you think of this collaboration? Do you know any other popular art and fashion collaborations?


KIU,


Twentysomething


Photo credits:
www.luxurylaunches.com
www.kongbags.com
www.beautyconfessional.net
i.ytimg.com

Sean Connery Shakes Up Louis Vuitton

It seems famed photog Annie Leibovitz can lure just about any celeb with her lens.

The original James Bond once said he'll never appear in another film but he stepped in front of the camera for the latest installation of the Louis Vuitton "Core Values" ad campaign. The 78-year-old icon posed on a dock in the Bahamas sporting casual duds and a Bermuda hat, and lounging beside a waterproof L.V. Keepall bag. The photo was shot near Connery's Bahamas residence. Not bad.

He looks pretty damned good, too. And apparently, the image was the result of a test shoot so Connery hadn't even hit the hair and makeup chair.

The "Core Values" campaign has featured other legendary figures like Keith Richards, Catherine Deneuve, and Francis Ford Coppola. The new ad is set to hit publications later this month.

(Image: Annie Leibovitz for Louis Vuitton via WWD)