Monthly Archives: April 2008

Bishop Tutu

If you were thinking this is about the South African priest boy are you going to be disappointed. Laird
Borrelli-Persson at Style.com posits that ballerina-style tutus are going to be all the rage come this Fall. And while the nistas have barely scratched the surface with Spring, the always forward looking Vogue team is already done [...]

By Eva | Posted April 7, 2008 in trendspotting | Comments (0)

Age ain’t nothin’

Manolo, the shoeblogger asks a very relevant question after displaying this picture. While the answer is obvious, to a person living in a vacuum completely devoid of any contact from the outside world, it may not be so obvious. View his question here.

By Eva | Posted April 7, 2008 in musings | Comments (0)

YSL’s Making Plenty Go Broke

Just got off the phone with our publisher, Sam and he regaled me of the tale of a special bag making the rounds between editors of online fashion publications. He first says that this YSL bag is particularly gorgeous and got off the phone with an editor from Second City Style who is selling all [...]

By Eva | Posted April 7, 2008 in trendspotting | Comments (0)

Model Watch: Tara Gill

Canada imports a lot of necessities into this great country. Oil, poutine and parts of Ford Tauruses are all brought into this fine country. Another import by way of Toronto has decided to make a splash. In a few short time Ms. Gill has graced a Ralph Lauren runway show, a Givenchy show, Emanual Ungaro [...]

By Eva | Posted April 7, 2008 in models | Comments (1)

Go Brooklyn

It’s no secret that Papierdoll is based out of Brooklyn. We love the boro because once you get out of Manhattan it’s nothing but open roads and cheaper Chinese food. Many people think that Chinese food has its origins in San Francisco, Beijing, or Manhattan’s Chinatown but the process of creating Chinese food actually started [...]

By Eva | Posted April 7, 2008 in events | Comments (0)