One foot in front of the other

With the morning having started so freakin’ great (half-sarcastic, half-truth), I decided to unwind by taking a look at Net-A-Porter’s site.  For those of you who doesn’t know, Net-A-Porter is where you can find the latest designer everything.  It’s also quite accessible to anywhere in the world.  Bryanboy even advertises it, so I guess that’s an affirmation of how reachable the products on this site are.

That, and a big fat wad of money…. or a stack of plastic ones.

The sad thing about living in a tropical country is the fact that when you wear boots/booties/any type of footwear that is beyond the ankle, you’ll automatically be dubbed as “feeling American.”  Unless you’re wearing them in the next store launch at the Shang or a fashion show at Sofitel, I highly doubt commuter Pinoys would even appreciate the engineering Alexander McQueen did on the shoe.  And they would scoff at the thought that you technically spent a fortune just by acquiring them (exclusive of shipping and customs taxes).

I love the sudden pop of color, which would explain my sudden attachment to this Jimmy Choo piece.  Though I know I might be condemned for wearing them at noon (risking motorists because of the blinding reflection of the stunning heel), I don’t think I would give a damn.  Then again, with a heel that good, I would be very much apprehensive wearing these while commuting.  Can never rely on the pavements of Manila.  Must learn how to drive to pull this off.

And I have decided to look for an event so exquisite, this pair just had to be worn!  The delicate embellishment on (yet another) Choo’s most feminine sandal yet cries for royal treatment.  Not just clear plastic container individual wrapping treatment.  As in, walk on red carpet, wear for expensive date, luxury car riding, evening event, brightly lit shelving type of treatment.  In short, I have to date Carrie Bradshaw.

Last and certainly not the least, is Fendi’s tulle-embellished sandals.  I can only imagine wearing good fitting dark jeans, loose tops with a light touch of taupe or salmon pink and stacked on everything (accessories) and I would immediately be so princess-like.  Again, not recommended for walking Manila streets, not unless the next MMDA chief makes it his life mission to pave them so smoothly, anyone can roll on it.

So there.  I guess I know now where some of my first million will go to.  Ta ta.  Good night, y’all.

PFW Holiday 2010 Hangover: What I Didn’t Get To See

I missed Jaz Cerezo.  I fell in love with her work when I saw this amazing rose dress from her 2009 Collection.

Then, this year, I loved the dominatrix effect.  But of course, I was only able to see it thanks to StyleBible.ph’s coverage.

I love this designer. :(  I already have the shoes.  Now I only need her dresses. :))

Photo Credits:
Jaz Cerezo
StyleBible.ph

Cassie Revereza – SoFA Graduation at PFW Holiday 2010

Was very privileged to view the first ever graduation show of School of Fashion and The Arts.  Their 2010 graduates showed off whatever it is that they’ve learned and of course, I was there on a more personal note.

Dylan’s sister, Cassie Revereza, presented her first collection inspired by the reflection of pearls.  It was a very delicate collection, figuratively and literally, as its mainly of loungewear and well, delicates.

Photo by Patrick B. Segovia

Photo by Patrick B. Segovia

Photo by Patrick B. Segovia

It was a dream to watch.  Everything was light and flowing, almost like water, only more feminine, gentler.  It wouldn’t be a surprise if this girl would dedicate herself to designing lingerie.

To make matters even better, Cassie Revereza won the SoFA award for Best Fabrication (and by that it means, the best fabric choice).

Photo by Patrick B. Segovia

The first SoFA graduation show was obviously a success, and I have nothing but the best wishes for all the graduates (with one specifically held in much higher esteem than the rest duh).  All in all, it was a great exhibition of harnessed talent at a venue of high esteem.

For more photos on the graduation, click here.

Photo credits goes to Patrick B. Segovia.

Kermit Tesoro’s Skull Heel Shoes

Gotta love this season.  Viewed some of the collections from Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2010.  Those are the moments when I regret not having purchased a DSLR sooner.

Patience is a virtue, patience is a virtue…


Photo Credits:
Style Bible
Status Mag Online