Horsing around.

I want these Givenchy hoof boots to wear with a big, grey, baggy something on top.

Photo from Jak & Jil

DIGITAL VERSICOLOR.

On Friday I went to see Glass Candy play and it was great show. This was the third time I've seem them in the last year (they def think I'm stalking them...) and once again it was a fantastic show. A band I'd never heard of Night Jewel opened for them and they were really good. There music is kind of chill, and sway-ee with a disco, dreamy feel. Kirsty picked up the record and we've been enjoying it on the daily ever since. Oh yes and I bought a record player a few weeks ago which was very exciting. I found some gold mines at VV boutique including the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, a Tears for Fears album, the Big Chill soundtrack and a bunch more. Music really does sound better from a record player. It feels like your more a part of it. Like your in the band even. Anyways here are some pictures from the show!

I wore this bodysuit to the show that I recently bought and not only is it one sleeved (which I love) but it also has a nice, juicy shoulder pad. 

Diggin' the fringe. Aw yeeeeeeeeee.

I then got inspired and thought I should have some fun with shoulder pads and I went to town at fabric land. So when you see me on the dance floor I will be the broad with the big shoulders. Aighhht?

Ps to all the Winnipeg folks I believe Glass Candy will be passing through around mid March. So keep your eyes peeled and your disco shoes polished.

Standup ladies who sit.

This weekend was sloppy and great. 

Also getting excited to go see Glass Candy this Friday. Where my dancin' shoes at?

Vintage

I was making a portfolio and taking pictures of a some clothes I've made and I came across this dress. This is the first dress I ever made. It was for the grade 11 fashion show at Kelvin High School and I'm happy to say that I would still (probably) wear it. It's crazy to think that it's around four years old! Oh how time flies...

Tales of the unexpected.

This editorial is from Vogue UK 2008 and I'm absolutely smitten over it. The shoot revolved around everything Road Dahl. Shot by Tim Walker this magical, imaginative ride features Tim Burton (who of course brought a few of Road Dahl classics to life), Helena Bonham Carter, Burton's partner in crime, and the beautiful model Karen Elson. It's a lot of photos to post but I couldn't resist. I feel like renting James and the Giant Peach now...

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Holidazed

I was back home in Winnipeg for the holidays and it was so good to see all my pals. Here are some photos of the highlights!