Stream Of Fashion Consciousness

From her starring role in Annie on Broadway
{which I happily saw as a child}
right up to Carrie Bradshaw...
I adore everything Sarah Jessica Parker does!
She is easily one of my favorite actresses.

However, truth be told..
I am more excited about her role
as the new president and chief creative officer
for the fashion line,  Halston Heritage,
than I am about tomorrow's
opening of Sex And The City 2.

I know I will see this movie,
{if for nothing else but the clothes}
But, I'll probably see it the same way I saw the first one...

from the comfort of my couch, next year on DVD.

tell me ...are you excited to see the movie?
{or, happy to wait like me?}

all images via: Google Images

Stream of Fashion Consciousness

Leanne Shapton:
Former New York Times op-ed page art director,
celebrated artist and illustrator, and published author
is the talented individual behind all of the above images.

Her experimental novel, entitled,
"Important Artifacts and Personal Property
from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris,
Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry"
received critical acclaim.  Although the title will not fit
on a marquis, rumor has it
that Ms. Shapton's book is being made into a movie
starring Brad Pitt and Natalie Portman.

Just recently, I came across Ms. Shapton's name yet again,
while reading her New York Times T Magazine blog feature
entitled "We Three Things". Not to mention, in February,
when I spied these Tory Burch
limited edition Valentine's Day pajamas,
for which Leanne Shapton designed the textiles.

I think we will be seeing a lot more from this busy and talented lady...
~*~
{Also, don't forget to enter my giveaway!}

Images via:  LeanneShapton;
                     JackieNoName.wordpress.com
                     TMagazine/NYTimes
                     ToryBurch.com

Stream of Fashion Consciousness

Stella did it again! Her second collection for Gap Kids
debuts in Gap stores in New York City and online
at www.gap.com on March 30th...tomorrow!
I'm going to try to scoop some pieces for my girls,

and, seriously contemplating trying to squeeze myself 

into an child's extra large.

{That embroidered denim shirt is calling my name.}

images via:  GoogleImages,;NewYorkMagazine;HurricaneVanessa