with his very bad manners on last night's VMA stage.
And look his prized Louis Vuitton sneakers can be had for $189.99; I guess they weren't as sold out as was reported. These sneakers allegedly retailed for between $870 and $1,140.
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Maybe these are fakes. At any rate, this price is closer to what the shoes are actually worth. Why would anyone spend close to $1,000 for the above when you could get J.M. Weston's Model 180?
When you think Anthropologie, you usually think clothes, accessories, and decorative items for the home. I got this great Velvet shirt at the Rockefeller Center location last week. Even though it is basically just a T shirt, it is so much more. The shape is reminiscent of many superfabulous blouses and dresses from seasons past.
Marc Jacobs, Fall 2006 Prada, Spring 2007 Louis Vuitton, Spring 2008 Louis Vuitton, Spring 2008 Bottega Veneta, Spring 2008 Runway photos courtesy of style.com
In my excitement about clothes, I digressed just a bit. Not only is Anthropologie a clothing store, but its Rockefeller Center location also houses a petite art gallery. Currently, Eloise Danch's art is on display. And if you love clothes as much as I do, I think you'll enjoy viewing her work.
The unsettling version from Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much...
I loved this song as a little girl, and I sang it to my boys at bedtime, and they loved it. Things that stand the test of time are Superfabulous! Here are some other objects that have stood the test of time:
Manolo Blahnik Shoes (1973), Jean Schlumberger at Tiffany & Co. (1956) 16 Stone Ring Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Daybed (1930) Hermes Kelly Bag (Hermes 1837, Kelly Bag 1935), Tod's Driving Shoes (1987) Chanel 2.55 Handbag (February 1955, of course) and Repetto Ballet Flats (1948) Deyrolle, the taxidermy shop on rue du Bac, Paris (1831) and cute little Ferrari (1947) on 3rd Avenue and 75th Street Louis Vuitton Trunk (1854) Statue of Buddha (around 1 AD), Safari jacket (popularized in the 1950's) Etro (1968), Paisley (around 1780), Paisley at Etro (1981), Emilio Pucci (1948) Navy Blazer (1857), French Fisherman's Shirt (mid 18th century)
