.Blue Anarchy.















My crazy photographer Margot!





 I adore that blue electric colour so i thought to use it in order to give some life to that old factory. I decided to show how a pair off shoes can make another outfit even if the dress is excactly the same.. so we have a rock girly style and another simply girly..


[dress_Bershka, necklace_H&M, purse_Accessorize, shoes_Stradivarius, boots_vintage]
Hope u like it,
Cheers!




Major Hair Envy

You see everyone, I'm in a bit of a hair rut. I am scarily low maintenance when it comes to my hair, preferring an air dry over a blowdry blowout and messy waves over pin straight. I'm so in need of a good hair cut & re-color. Somehow mine has become the ombre look I've known and loved, but not in a good way.

I've been pulling some inspiration for my next trip to the hairdresser (hopefully SOON!).

images via: 1 // 2// 3// 4// 5

In Florida my surfer girl boho waves were my go-to look, but in Wisconsin there's not the same humidity and it just doesn't look as cute. These are more polished versions of my everyday look. I think I'd like to go a bit darker for fall/winter and hair cut in long layers.. and should reunite myself with my trust curling iron. 

You know those people that always have the most amazing hair & they've never even dyed it? My bestie, Kelly, at Hello Boudreau is one of those people- since we were kids she has had the most beautiful thick, blond locks!

What's your go-to hair style & cut and have you ever been able to break the mold?

xoxo, lauren

August Sample Sales!

It's time for our favorite day of the month again! We are pretty excited about this Friday's sample sales starting with one of our faves, the Linea Pelle Back To School Sample Sale at the Cooper Building. Scroll down to see the rest of our featured sales for tomorrow, including a menswear sale and home furnishings!






Find Cut n' Paste at the California Market Center.



Thank God it's Gameday!

Thursday marks the start of my favorite time of year.. football season! It's funny, I never cared about sports at all growing up (I was more into the arts; dance, theater, & design). So,  when I ended up at a hardcore southern football school (Florida State!), it surprised me as much as everyone else that I would turn into such a football fan!

I will never forget the four years of Saturdays spent watching the Noles play & tailgating and I can't wait to enjoy them for years to come as an alumni!

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I also assumed that like FSU, colleges across the U.S. "dressed up" for games. After moving above the Mason-Dixon line, I learned this is a southern football tradition- and I wouldn't have had it any other way! I love getting dressed up in my team's colors and even wore a different pair from my cowboy boot collection to each game as a senior in college.

 I so wish Twelve Saturdays was around when I was in college to buy my dresses at! They were sweet enough to loan us some of their oh-so-cute gameday dresses for our LPF Mag photo shoot!




Sarah, at Events Uncorked designed this gorgeous & easily do-able tailgate event-- which you can see more of in the first issue of La Petite Fashionista Magazine as well as some gameday fashion features! Best of all, it can be interpreted for any team!

photography by Allan Ennis

Also featured in the new issue are some delicious tailgating recipes from Saucy Jocey's Kitchen- just click on the pictures to take you to the recipes.






Better yet,  here is a printable copy for your LPF Mag Gameday Guide!


Be sure to check out the LPF Mag pinterest page for more yummy recipes & entertaining ideas!

So, what's your team of choice during football season, either college or professional & your favorite game day tradition?

xoxo, lauren

FAQ: What is the difference between the "showroom buildings" and the "cash-and-carry" showrooms?


If you are a first time buyer in the Fashion District, you might find yourself overwhelmed by the vast amount of options available to wholesale buyers. Especially for those starting a new business, there seems to be confusion regarding the difference between showrooms and cash-and-carry vendors.

Showrooms often represent one or various designers. They have samples of the designer's upcoming collection for buyers to view when they are placing orders. These showrooms are typically found in the buildings on 9th and Los Angeles Streets: The California Market Center, The Cooper Design Space, The New-Mart, and the Gerry Building. There are also a couple other showroom buildings in the area including the Primrose Building, the Lady Liberty Building, and the Academy Awards Clothing Showroom Building. These showrooms are always one season ahead. This means they show their spring lines in the fall, and their fall lines in the spring. For example they will be showing the Spring 2013 collections in October 2012.

Why do showrooms show collections a season in advance? Because designers who are represented in this showrooms produce their lines on a demand basis. They only produce as many pieces as they receive orders for.

If you are looking to purchase in season (you want to buy from the spring collections during spring) we suggest buying from a cash-and-carry vendor. Cash-and-carry refers to the idea of paying for your goods and taking them with you that same day, as opposed to waiting for your order to go into production and be shipped to you. Cash-and-carry vendors have already produced or imported their current collections. They are selling what they already have available. Cash-and-carry vendors usually have lower price points than you would find in showrooms, and they typically do not carry designer or brand name clothing. Cash-and-carry vendors can be found throughout the entire Fashion District, and are often referred to simply as "wholesale" vendors.

For minimums, shipping dates, and any other specific information you must contact the individual showrooms directly as these vary depending on each business.

For more information visit our website at www.fashiondistrict.org.

Rebel
















Because of some internet problems I couldn't upload any photos on my blog lately, but I am finally here again ready to post new photos. When I see this old dad's cap, I have already known what look I would create with it. And Voila! A rebelious with touch of military outfit turn out to be more amazing than I have expected. I decided to make something unusual with my hair in order to accentuate the cap and I really like the result. From today there are only 8 days until I will get home and see my adore photographer-my boyfriend. But now I'm on my way to Tomatina, I hope I'm not gonna die drowned in tomatoes. Wish me good luck and hope I will have the possibility to make some snaps!

Love you all!
B

I was wearing:

Zara shirt (old)
P.O boyfriend jeans
Zara clogs
Zara Trf bag (old)
Mango studded belt
Mexx cap


Macy's Glamorama Returns to the Fashion District


Macy's Glamorama returns to the Fashion District on Friday, September 7, 2012 at 8 p.m. and we couldn't be more excited! This year's theme is "The British Invasion: The Music Then. The Fashion Now!" The event, which benefits the AIDS Project Los Angeles & Project Angel Food, will once again be hosted in the Orpheum Theatre at 842 S. Broadway. The fashion show will showcase lines such as Bar III, Calvin Klein, Material Girl, and Sean John. The show will also feature performances by Robin Thicke and Karmin.

The show begins at 8 p.m with an after party at the California Market Center. You can purchase tickets for the event here.

For almost over 30 years, Macy's Glamorama has been raising money to help fight childhood illness, cancer  and HIV/AIDS. Project Angel Food delivers free and nutritious meals throughout Los Angeles to women and children affected by HIV/AIDS, cancer, and other life threatening illnesses. AIDS Project Los Angeles is a community-based, volunteer-supported, non-profit organization that provides bilingual direct services, prevention education, and leadership on HIV/AIDS-related policy and legislation.

.Camel chic.












        

That's my first look and I'm really excited about this.For years I've been looking this abandoned train and that  challenged me to give it the movement that lacked.The outfit is simple but inspired.The  colours combination  is ordinery but i believe that the hairstyling and the earrings adds it a little sparkle.

[pnts _Asos, shirt_Zara, bag_Asos, shoes_stadivarius, earrings_H&M]

I hope u like it,
Cheers!