Showing posts with label Stella McCartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stella McCartney. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

JILL'S MET BALL 2014 RECAP

I always look forward to the Costume Institute Gala (aka the Met Ball) every year, for just that - the costumes. And while most attendees usually ditch the theme and take the boring, strapless route, there's always a few ladies that take the risk the Met Ball is supposed to be about.

This year's theme was White Tie and Decorations in honor of Charles James - the first U.S couturier, who got his start in Chicago (holla') as a hat maker. Known for his structured gowns and lavish fabrics, his legacy set the bar high for this year's dress code.

Best

Dita Von Teese in Zac Posen: What better way to honor a man known for structure than with this kinda structure? And I love the pop of red details.

via Vogue.

Sarah Jessica Parker in Oscar de la Renta: SJP always brings the drama to the Met Ball and I love her for that. Outside of the designer signature on the back of the dress (what was up with that?) I'm loving this D-R-A-M-A.

via Vogue.

Ashley Olsen in vintage Chanel and Mary-Kate Olsen in vintage Ferre: Gotta love goth glamour, especially on these two.

via Vogue.

Beyonce in Givenchy: It's sweet that she dressed appropriately to mourn all those other albums that tried to debut around Beyonce.

via Vogue.

Karolina Kurkova in Marchesa: Nothing can compare to her 2012 Rachel Zoe number, but Karolina is one attendee who seems to get the memo every year.

via Vogue.

Kara Elson in Zac Posen: I want all of this. That is all.

via Vogue.

Worst

Kate Upton in Dolce & Gabbana: This should read "Kate Upton in a whole lot of crazy."

via Vogue.

Sandra Lee in Dara Lamb: I'd say this looks like 80s prom wear, but I bet even the 80s wouldn't want to claim it.

 
via E!
Maggie Gyllenhaal in Valentino: This pattern looks like it belongs on the floor of a tacky motel.

via Vogue.

Katie Holmes in Marchesa: Either Katie is A) trying to audition for Belle or B) trying to catch crumbs with her dress. I can totally go for this color on her, but everything else is just too much. And I refuse to believe that Karolina and Katie are both wearing the same designer.

via Vogue.

Lena Dunham in Giambattista Valli: By the look on her face and her posture, I have a feeling Lena immediately regretted wearing this.

via Vogue.

Other Thoughts

Kim Kardashian in Givenchy: Someone needs to tell Kim that there is a middle ground between outlandish 80s sofa and boring strapless. She looks stunning and the dress isn't ugly, but... oh, I'm sorry, I just fell asleep looking at her. Where did I leave off?

via Vogue.

Cara Delevigne in Stella McCartney: Although I'm not too sure how this relates to the theme, I love that Cara rocked pants to a ball. 

via Vogue.

Erykah Badu in a Givenchy hat: Congratulations are in order to the woman who just one-upped Pharrell's hat gimmick.

via Vogue.

Who were your favorites?

x Jill

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

FLOPPY HATS

Whether you're ready for it or not, fall is around the corner! The weather is already dipping and I've begun my closet transition of packing away my summer accessories of sandals and sundresses, and bringing out the newest season's trend... Floppy hats! Your choice of either wool or felt, muted or a pop of color, these hats make your whole outfit feel chic with just one accessory!

Top to bottom, left to right. Brunello Cucinelli Wide-Brim Felt Hat ($685.00) - Neiman Marcus, Felt Havana Hat ($525.00) - Gucci, Stella McCartney Cappelli Felt Hat ($325.00) - Saks Fifth Avenue, Beekeeper Felt Hat ($50.00) - Topshop, Clipperton Fedora ($58.00) - Free People, Coco Wool Cloche Hat ($70.00) - Goorin Bros., Carly Hat ($69.00) - Peruvian Connection, Studded Floppy Hat ($48.00) - GUESS, Wool Floppy Hat ($40.00) - American Apparel

What accessory are you excited for this upcoming fall?

Jess
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