NYFW vol 2.

This past week, I've been obsessively checking style.com, nymag.com, etc. for the coverage of New York Fashion Week. Here are my favorite looks (in addition to the entire Elie Saab Couture Spring 2010 show, definitely check it out!):

oscar de la renta

ralph lauren

3.1 phillip lim

anna sui

(all images courtesy nymag.com)

Also, this morning my friend Charlie and I went to a lecture by Amy Astley, the editor in chief of Teen Vogue! She was so, so, so nice and completely inspiring. And, she's from Michigan!! Amy had so much to say about the fashion industry, publications, school—everything. I could really tell that fashion is something Amy is really, quite passionate about, and I hope that one day I can express myself as eloquently as she did today! Thanks for a great day Amy, and I hope to see you in the Teen Vogue offices in the next few years!

movies I want to see:

Alice in Wonderland

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I have been SO excited for Alice in Wonderland since I heard that Tim Burton was doing a re-make about a year ago and today, I learned it’s showing in 3D!! Last year, I totally owned prom committee, and while our official theme was abstract and non-descript, it was actually Alice in Wonderland, because I’m amazing that way.
watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeWsZ2b_pK4&feature=player_embedded
Once I get back to ny, I plan on seeing the Tim Burton exhibit at the moma with Stephen and Charlie. I've heard from two of my friends that it's super, super crowded, but COMPLETELY worth it.


Youth in Revolt

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1. I have adored Michael Cera ever since I saw him in Arrested Development. He is the paradigm, the dictionary definition if you will, of the awkward but lovable teenage boy. 
2. It was filmed in MI AND they wanted to film it at my school, but the administration said no because the plot is about Cera's character and his quest to lose his virginity at boarding school.
watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbJyaO97QPY&feature=player_embedded