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What I Wore: Addicted

8 November, 2011 Nelia 2 Comments

I think I might be addicted to Old Navy. Their selection has been so good lately, and their prices are even better! And I just can’t stay away. Do I sound like a proper addict yet?

This coat is from…you guessed it…Old Navy, and my friend Stylish Jo, also has one. And I really, really love it! Oh, and I also got it at 50% off plus 30% off, so it was practically free. Free(ish) and cute? Yes, please!

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I Wore: Coat – Old Navy; Sweater – Helmut Lang; Leather Pants – Forever21; Boots – Aldo; Scarf – H&M; Bag – Prada; Necklace – House of Harlow c/o SeCe Apparel

What I Wore: California Dreaming

6 September, 2011 Nelia 2 Comments

By now, a lot of you know that while in LA, le bf popped the question on top of a ferris wheel at the Santa Monica Pier (I didn’t jump off). Even without the sweet proposal, I fell in love with Los Angeles, its amazing blue skies, the hills all around the city, the palm trees, the ocean, and the warmth of the sun on my face – every single day. It just doesn’t get better than this.

I Wore: Top, Shorts, Necklace – Forever21; Sweater – Helmut Lang; Shoes – Marc (Imelda); Tote – The Bay; Sunglasses – Ray Ban

Style Fille: Sophia Bush

23 November, 2009 Nelia Leave a Comment

That Helmut Lang dress is perfect, no? Would love, love, love to wear something like that for the holidays, especially since I am a sucker for yellow and graphic prints. Lucky girl, that Sophia Bush! Helmut, can you hear me? Size 4, please and thank you!

Photo Credits: www.fabsugar.com

REDRUM at Barneys

24 July, 2009 Nelia Leave a Comment

With the flailing economy, it seems companies will literally do anything to catch shoppers’ eyes to get them into their stores. Barneys New York E. 61st St. store took sayings “dressed to kill” and “wouldn’t be caught dead in it” a little (a lot?) too literally with their dead mannequin window displays. The mannequins dressed in Helmut Lang and A.L.C. dresses are shown in disturbing poses, arms flapping about, blood spattered on the inside of windows, looking as if they are fending off an attacker. Whoever genius idea this was, will soon surely find him/herself looking for another gig, as Simon Doonan, Barneys creative director who seemed to be unaware of the bloody mess, said that the windows crossed the line and ordered them dismantled almost immediately. What do you think? Are these windows creative or offensive? Or both?

One more bloody pic after the jump.

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