Showing posts with label alice by temperley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alice by temperley. Show all posts

2.20.2010

What Are You Wearing?

On Piece's grand opening day, I'm at Atticus. Working all by myself. While everyone else gets to listen to Vinnie Toma and eat candy. Even though I'm not with the rest of the Atticus Girls at the new store, at least I'm looking cute. Today I'm wearing:

-Alice by Temperely Tiger Print dress (A special order, but we have the skirt in the same print)
-"Vintage" moto jacket (yes, it's too embarrassing to say where I actually got it from, so I'm calling it vintage)

What are you wearing?

2.15.2010

The Justification: What's New

Justification #1: The first shipment of Alice by Temperley is in, and this piece is by far my favorite!

Justification #2: The tiger print is fun, but not so overdone that people will be staring at you for the wrong reasons.

Justification #3: This line gives the quality and details Alice Temperely is known for, at a price point that everyone can love.





Justification #1: The first shipment of Rag&Bone/Jean is also in! We're one of the first to have it up online...proving yet again that nice girls finish first.

Justification #2: The stiletto bootcut is perfect for wearing over your favorite booties without being reminiscent of ever-so-popular 2002 move of bootcut Sevens over hideous pointy-toed heels.

2.14.2010

Style Story: Alice by Temperley

As the countdown to the premiere of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland continues, we've been anxiously awaiting the arrival of a different Alice. Alice by Temperley. With her own ability to add edgy details to a whimsical story, Alice Temperley is well known for creating flirty frocks and infusing her collection with sharp silhouettes like studded jackets and leather skinnies. Her new diffusion line, Alice by Temperley, places a piece of her world at an accessible price point with no shortage of covetable looks. Inspired by girls-of-the-moment in London, the tiger print dance skirts and Victorian blouses cinched with pirate belts really do remind us of a collection that fell into a rabbit hole in Mayfair and landed somewhere in the East End.