Chic is ageless. #style
The architects combined Gothic and modern styles in the design of the building. Black brick on the frontage of the building (symbolizing coal) was selected to give an idea of solidity and to give the building a solid mass. Other parts of the facade were covered in gold bricks (symbolizing fire), and the entry was decorated with marble and black mirrors.
(via classy-lovely)
Monday morning blues? Hope not. Her African-inspired print and breastplate certainly cheered me up.
I made 20 weeks yesterday, which is supposedly the pregnancy halfway mark. It’s starting to feel and look real!
NYC is experiencing a spring heat wave so I dug out this old Zara shift dress and let the color-blocking do the talking. No sweat.
I’m trying to shop my closet for as long as possible before having to buy maternity gear. These are some of my first attempts at maternity style. The bump is under there, growing steadily. (Clearly, I have a go-to pose.) I’m only half way through my pregnancy so we’ll see how this goes.
Left, at 17 weeks. Dress: JC Penny, jacket: Ralph Lauren.
Right, 18.5 weeks. Dress: Juicy Couture, boots: Zara.
Bottom, I’m 19.5 weeks. Top: J.Crew, skirt: Herve Leger, purse: Marc by Marc, shoes: The New York Look brand.
Young BK #style. These kids today…
Martin Medina, a visual designer, draws fashion inspiration from his youth in the Lower East Side and bright colors.
