Seventies.

Clothes I would have to be a lot taller to pull off.

But they are awesome.

And loose and still awesome.

Especially with the hair down.

And I love the eyes.

My mom used to dress like this and she pulled it off.

Innocent faces.

Skin and a touch of color.

An open smile.

Sort of messy hair.

The face, not the accessories.

Clothes ready and worthy of an adventure.

Hunting in the forest.

Volcanoes and tribes in Mexico or Peru.

Mongolia.

Fashion right now.

Making loose work is hard.

It still needs to be feminine and sexy.

While still sort of being boys clothes a few sizes too big.

When done right, it can be even sexier than tight.

What is under all those clothes?

Havin' a party.

JSS and Ikea.

There are some strong verticals here.

And MOOD.

Edouard Plongeon or something like that.

It feels like one big dance.

Knowing how to move while still.

Knowing how to wear skin and wear clothes.

The meeting of edwardian, ballet, and pink.
Cotton candy hair, tulle, and pink.

Swedish vogue I think via Souveneirs.

I love Jane Birkin.

The way her clothes are effortless.

The way they look like they'd be better on the floor.

The way it looks like she just woke up.

Childlike and smoldering at the same time.

I love the glamour.

The hard cut glass.

The patterns.

The soft way the fabric falls.

SofS.

I also go back and forth of loose clothes.

Loose clothes can hide,

real passion and heat.

But getting it right is not so easy.

I believe it must be about the

attitude.

Sart and 2-3.

I'm not sure how I feel about white.

But I like the concept of starting with a white room,

and creating an outfit

and reinterpreting pearls as white beads.

Courtesy of 2 or 3.

I imagine this is what the island,

that Offshore Pirate

takes place on.

Paradise and love.

(from 2 or 3 things).

Today I am loving the Egg.

His use of golden light.

The saturation.

The observation.

The gorgeousness all around that we usually just pass by.