love how The Cut twittered the play-by-play of the CFDA Awards. I had one little encounter with the Mulleavys last year on this Halloween shoot for Bazaar. They're lovely! I remember strapping Caroline Trentini into those crazy -- what are they six-inch? -- spikey pumps that Louboutin did for the collection and literally having to act as her crutch to help her hobble over to the set. She goes, "How is
anyone supposed to walk in these?!" I was like, "Honey, if you can't, we're all screwed." Those shoes were
serious.
Harper's Bazaar September 2008 Issue
Stylist: Jenny Capitain
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
I also helped dress one other Rodarte look for the August issue. Yikes those tights!
Harper's Bazaar August 2008 Issue
Stylist: Brana Wolf
Photographer: Terry Tsolis
Aaaah memories... anyway, so happy the girls won!
...she sells seashells by the seashore...
recently discovered the seasonless style of Isabella Oliver. More inspiring, though, than the classic, chic silhouettes is the effort and detail put into their ecommerce site. I mean what can you normally expect from a product page: description, fabric content, price, hopefully a zoom view? At Isabella Oliver, not only is there a zoom view of several styled shots along with a flat sketch, but also a mini video of the model on set -- you can actually watch the clothes move. It's just brill. I can't count how many times I've been mislead about how a garment really hangs on a body by a craftily styled photograph. Then when I order it and try it on it fits like a tent. 
