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Retro Fox: Brigitte Bardot

Celebrity | 23 May 2012

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Who could be more iconic of the swinging sixties than French model, actress, and singer, Brigitte Bardot? Known for her sexy gap-toothed grin and a bouffant as voluptuous as her body, this French siren was one of the few overseas actresses to be just as well-loved in America as in her native Europe. Today we still lover her beauty, her style, and her photographic legacy.
 

Scene Stealer: Mod Style of Carnaby Street, London

Fashion | 09 May 2012

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The 1960s is, by far, one of my favorite decades for fashion. From the structured dresses of the Mods, to the free-spirited Hippies, the times were a-changing and the clothing reflected that. What is so amazing about Carnaby Street, you ask? Well, let me just show you!
Carnaby Street became a hot spot for the hip and fabulous Swinging London scene, with independent fashion boutiques and designers who helped popularize the Mod style. One of those designers included fashion legend Mary Quant who practically invented the mini skirt and brought us one of our favorite fashion icons, Twiggy!
While we have no time machine (sorry guys), you can still get the Mod look with a little help from some A-line dresses, Peter Pan collars, and stylish flats!
(1. Last Minute Finish Gold Collar Necklace, 2. Specs in the City Sunglasses Neutrals (Brown Frames, Brown Lenses)3. Mod You Look Yellow Dress, 4. Qupid Strip 40 Blue Velvet Tassel Smoking Slipper Flats5. Terrace Gardens Brown Clutch)
Craving more Swinging London 1960s fashion? Check out this awesome Tumblr and get inspired!
(Photos courtesy of StyleSight.com, NickelintheMachine.com, and BraxtonandYancey.blogspot.com)

Mood Board: Mod Squad

Fashion | 30 June 2011

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From Prada to Bottega Veneta, Mod is one of the prevailing trends for the Fall RTW 2011 runway. Below is a collection of our inspirational pictures that get us excited for this groovy trend, ya dig?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Guest Blogger MELISSA Reports From COACHELLA!!!

Guest Blogger | 22 April 2010

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<!–Hello LuLu Lovers!

This year, the fashion at Coachella was all over the map, as always. You see, desert chic can go oh so many ways.

Right off the bat, I noticed that there was a heavy 60′s/70′s vintage influence. Lots of psychedelic prints and muted colors, vintage denim shorts and white linen shirts tied around the waist.  If I could have piled all the leather strappy sandals together I think we could have reached the moon.

As for accessories, vintage metals, long dangly earrings, LOTS of feathers, and of course the infamous head band — although that trend is phasing out compared to years past!

As for the festival … Saturday morning, I woke up and said to myself, “Are we really going back again?” Friday was cool but just so overwhelming. I think it took me 3 hours just to get used to being around 60,000 people!

 


Friday’s highlight was, surprisingly, Jay-Z (even Beyonce stopped by for a duet), but I also caught Yeasayer (who had one of my favorite albums this year), Them Crooked Ventures, Grizzly Bear, LCD Soudsystem, Imogen Heap, Vampire Weekend and Fever Ray.


Luckily, Saturday was much more enjoyable than Friday, due to the better line-up, in my opinion. We first made a stop at the Anthem Magazine party for some amazing views, good music and a delicious lunch. Even scored some new flip flops and bathing suits from DC!

Next it was off to day 2 of the festival. Muse was today’s big hit, but I was equally excited to catch the interweb sensation Die Antwoord as well as Z-trip, Gossip, Hot Chip and Major Lazer. By the end of the night, my feet were getting ready to detach themselves and head on home without me … but fashion is painful, right? (Especially when you have a new pair of Tory Burch sandals that you didn’t break in yet.)


Day 3, we took a much-needed break laying by the pool before heading back to the fields. On today’s list was Spoon, Florence and the Machine, Glitch Mob, Phoenix, Miike Snow and Gorillaz.


Now it’s back to reality, but looking back, it was quite an amazing 3 days of celebrating music! You kind of need a 3-day vacation afterward to just decompress from it all!


Till again!
xo

Melissa

A Tropical Iceland Even in the Rain with the Fiery Furnaces!!

Music | 05 February 2010

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As the ice is thawing and the sun is trying to peak out through the grey clouds, the Fiery Furnaces “Tropical Iceland” song seems all too perfect! Check out these funny music videos below for some laughs this weekend!

Below is another hilarious Fiery Furnaces video that mimics Easy Rider with Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda from 1969 (one of my all time personal favorites). Their style is pretty cool and fun for the video but I think this song is a little too slow! Watch it and see what you think.

The Fiery Furnaces – Even in the Rain from Thrill Jockey Records on Vimeo.

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