Already Missing Carine Roitfeld...

When the news first broke of Carine Roitfeld stepping down as Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Paris I was a bit heartbroken. Roitfeld offered many eye-catching and thought-provocking issues and although my french is very rusty, and not to mention Canadian, I do understand an amazing image when I see one. Who could ever forget that playful, trailblazing Andre J cover?

While other editors creep along exercising the same old formulas Roitfeld kept fashion lovers on the edge of their seats wondering what to expect next with her content and love it or hate it, she always gave you something to talk about.

Whenever her next endeavour may be I'm sure Carine Roitfeld will continue to spark interest and a little controversy all in good fun, but her vision for Vogue Paris will surely be missed.

Source: First image from www.jakandjil.com.

Kelis at the Roxy

If you ever needed ideas on what to wear to a burlesque show exude some 80s cool and mix with this seasons trends like Kelis. This outfit is unique, laid back and timeless, gotta love Kelis.

The Street Escape

I stopped in my tracks when I saw this pin-up inspired beauty at Bungalow. Her look is a mash-up of rockbilly and 50s glam with a modern twist. Sigh, how we love!

Je t'adore...Daphne Guinness

With that hair, those piercing eyes and a crazy shoe game, Daphne Guinness does not go unnoticed. Society girl and daughter of Jonathan Guinness, she is a fashion lover's fashion lover. Guinness inspires as collector of all things haute couture and with her bold moves as a fearless fashionista.

If you look closely you can spot her in Kid Cudi's Pursuit of Happiness.

Chanel Pre-Fall 2011

Savage Garden once sang, "I knew I loved you before I met you, I think I dreamed you into life." If I could wear one head-to-toe look straight off the runway for the rest of my life it would be this one.

P.S. Please don't take this as an exhaustive statement. Fashion is ever-changing, as am I.

Nick Knight's Tribute to Alexander McQueen

Yesterday Alexander McQueen was posthumously awarded with the Oustanding Achievement in Fashion Design award at the British Fashion Awards and was honoured with a breath-taking tribute video "To Lee, With Love, Nick," by photographer Nick Knight-featuring styling done by Edward Enninful. Knight expressed having the need do to a video of McQueen's most iconic pieces before The Metropolitan Museum of Art takes the collection for an exhibit they have planned for in the spring.

The visuals are absolutely beautiful and Bjorks vocals are more than fitting. Enjoy!