Friday 30 November 2012

These Boots Were Made For Walking: The Children's Edition

Boots for kids have definitely improved over the last couple of years. They have become more trendy, more colourful and most of all more kid proof. My nieces and nephews have been round and I saw these boots loving the absolute crap out of them because they looked like boots I'd see on an adult. The grey boys boots from Next are my favorite. The different textures on one boot is amazing. I especially love the panel of suede stitched to the side, it adds that beautiful, unique touch that I love. The next pair, also from Next are just darling. Beautiful fur, arranged around the top and on one side of the boot giving off a cute, girly feel. The Sabre tooth styled buttons add edge and the brown colour is perfect for the winter months. Other boots that are featured here are the black boots and the wellies.


















Carla Creary, xo

Trend Alert: The Onesie


Okay, these babies have been gaining attention for their snugly, comforting, warm material and even though its not going out and wearing them they are still clothing therefore I class it as being fashionable and better yet a trend. I have seen it all from bears to Tigger to my personal favorite  the reindeer! The range of designs and materials that they come in really does fascinate me. Since getting one for my 18th birthday I have literally fallen in love with them and I have to say they are an amazing investment. 


My Reindeer Onesie :)

I Then went on line to scan the web for some onesie photos and came across this beauty of an idea. It would be fantastic to chill, while at a festival, in a onesie. And the combination of accessories are just amazing. The glasses have an American design on them, following the same pattern as the onesie. The blue carries on to the shoes with a pinstripe blue pattern and to tie it all off a straw hat, always a necessity at a festival. And again, all available at Republic!


Carla Creary, xo

Saturday 27 October 2012

Small Scale Fashion.

For the celebration of Black History Month, my college held a show which consisted of singers, dancers and poets. The section of this show that I loved the most had to be the fashion show. Lasting around about 20/30 minutes, I thought the looks featured demonstrated youth at its finest. A-line leather skirts were my favorite of the night along with studded denim shorts and big, thick, chunky faux fur jackets to shield one from the chilly winds of winter. Blazers were also all the rage in this show featuring colours like green, blue and black which gave the models a sense of structure to their body's frame.









These next couple of shots were quite blurred since the models were walking quite fast. I still like the effect of a body captured in movement so I decided to add them also.



A kind of blurred close up of the faux fur jacket that I love!
Carla Creary, xo

Monday 22 October 2012

OOTD: A Family Outing

This is going to be a quick post because I want to go into depth on some of the other pieces that are featured in this outfit in another post.

Okay, heading long distance to my sisters house. Even though I knew I going to be around my nieces and nephew, I still wanted to look good. I decided to wear my Stylistpick knee high boots for the cold weather, Topshop's printed scarf, black skinny Levis jeans, camo jacket from Pull&Bear and finally my jean shirt from Korea.




Close up of the scarf. It is truly to die for. I love it
Carla Creary, xo

Thursday 18 October 2012

We Went On An Amble.






















I felt like doing a photography based post so, here it is.
Camo jacket
LBD
Checkered shirt
Vintage styled ankle boots
Leggins
Backpack.

All photos were taken by Molly James Photography.
Carla Creary, xo

Wednesday 17 October 2012

J.W.Anderson x Topshop








This collaboration between J.W. Anderson and Topshop has literally gotten me so excited I just had to make a post. I noticed this while updating my LookSoup page, and it struck me as fabulous. Its a sort of weird, dark, yet fantastic collection that I seriously cannot help but adore and I believe the first picture in this post portrays these feelings perfectly. In mainstream fashion, I personally haven't seen anything like this. For instance, printing something so simple as a mini mart on a tee shirt and 'bam' its beautiful. It seems like the thought process behind it was so effortless but it is pure and utter genius to me. Two of the items I think I need to own are the turtle print trousers and the draw string bag with his initials, stamping their approval. I mean, bloodish red turtles on cream is just an amazing thought. And especially the very idea of a turtle on trousers. I have seen many things in fashion, but I have not yet seen turtles on trousers, until now. I love it!  I do in fact feel that this collection has quite a niche audience and it is very risky to put this out into the mainstream, but in saying this, I feel that it will quickly gain popularity, and to back up my statement,  I was in Oxford Street this afternoon and I literally saw like 20 woman with a J.W.Anderson x Topshop bag within the space of like 5 minutes.

One of my other loves in this collection of beauty is the top with the boy in the mask (see above). On first appearances I thought, 'creepy'? But its has grown on me. I feel like I have to get it. I've probably looked, while typing this post I add, about 10 times at this tee because I love it so. Its truly amazing!

Another thing that draws me in, is the mixture of patterns. Stripes, tartan, quilted tops then block colours to finish off. And this was what I meant by daring.

Carla Creary, xo

Photo Credit: Kinkybluefairy.net
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Monday 15 October 2012

In Another Galaxy.





Recently, fashion has been turning to the scientific side of life. I have been noticing, through using various social networking sites and on the streets of London, the use of astronomy within fashion. 

I finally have a chance to showcase this trend to you through this post and through some selected examples of brands that feature these styles mainly consisting of shoes and skirts. Some of the brands that have noticed carrying this style of clothing includes the ever so famous Jeffery Campbell and my new found clothing shop, Shadow Play NYC.




Jeffery Campbell - 99 Tie

Jeffery Campbell - Night Walk

Jeffery Campbell - Lita

Jeffery Campbell - Damsel

Shadow Play NYC -  Crimson Galaxy Starcluster Skirt
Shadow Play NYC - Sagan Galaxy Skirt

Shadow Play NYC - 3D Galaxy Skirt



I have literally fallen in love with this craze. I think it is quite adventurous and I would love to try it out. This is an example of daring style that I feel fashion is moving towards, yet in saying this, I believe this is just the beginning and designs like this one will definitely begin to emerge out of nowhere to total to complete excellence.
In terms of the galaxy craze, the colours are outstanding. Blues, pinks, whites, hints of green, purples all bonded in a melting pot of fun that creates looks good enough for a day in the park with a Starbucks frappuccino in hand or a night out on the town or to paint it red so to speak.

Carla Creary, xo

Photo Credit: Jefferycampbellshoes.com
Shadowplaynyc.com