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Model Muse: Twiggy
You didn't have to be conscious in the '60s to know Twiggy. The famed model, full name Twiggy Lawson, made her mark in the modeling scene during the free-love era, capturing everyone with her waif-like figure, pixie haircut, and big baby blues. All it took was one eyelash bat and I was smitten.
A Fabby Halloween: Twiggy
Twiggy may no longer scream mod queen, but circa 1960s, she was highly popular for her high-fashion mod look. If you're looking to mimic someone with a bold, youthful signature style this Halloween, Twiggy is your girl. Inspired by the mod creations of English fashion designer Mary Quant, the supermodel wore everything from mini skirts to shift dresses, go-go boots to funky print dresses, sequins to plaid.
Fab Body Guide, Part Two: The Perfect Swimsuits For Petites
Being petite can make finding the perfect swimsuit quite a challenge. Don't get me wrong, having a petite figure can be lots of fun! Smaller bodies can get away with loud prints and fun cuts.
Look of the Day: Twiggy Love
Oohalicious is paying homage to the English supermodel Twiggy in her Fab tee. And just like her, I have Twiggy love. I also have love for her no-fuss ensemble, especially the booties.
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Avedon For Breakfast
I have always been an Avedon fan, but after viewing his new exhibit at the SFMOMA "Richard Avedon: Photographs: 1946-2004," I look at the iconic photographer in a new light. A raw, intense, emotional spotlight.
New York-born Avedon was an integral part of fashion in the '60s — you probably recognize Twiggy's hair and Dovima with elephants.
Sass and Bide Shine On
"The human spirit will always aspire to shine . . .
eBay Find of the Week
The first person that popped into my head when I saw this Mod Kelly Green Wool Coat, bust 42 inches? Twiggy! Can't you just see the blonde pulling this off with ease?
On Our Radar: The Costume Institute Celebrates Models
Models have paid their dues in the industry so it's high time someone pays them the respect they deserve. That someone will be The Costume Institute Gala in their upcoming presentation dubbed, "The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion,” which explores fashion, and the constantly changing ideas of beauty.
The exhibit raises the question of models serving as designer muses.
Link Time!!!
- Cartier fabulousness through the 20th century — FashionTribes
- Bird's Jen Mankins does Buenos Aires Fashion Week in style — Refinery29
- Mara Hoffman swim: prints, yes; slippage, no — Style File
- Carlos Falchi trunk shows — Purse Blog
- Vivienne Westwood will now make you dance — Fashionista
- Amanda Laine and Alana Zimmer: The new Sasha and Gemma? — fashionologie
- Dress of the day - Twiggy Stardust Dress — stylelist
- Vogue's Model.Live: Models are strange, when you're an agent — Jezebel
- Found! The perfect wedge sandal, courtesy of Tar-jay — SF Gate Blog
- Marni Acrylic chain bag — Bag Snob
- Selfridges launches celeb auction for cancer — fashion indie
Look of the Day: Futuristic
Beam her up Scottie, gabitzgabitz is ready for take-off! Her futuristic look reminds me of English supermodel Twiggy. The stark contrast of the crimson tights against her white skirt is striking.
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