Showing posts with label Marc le Bihan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marc le Bihan. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Top 18 Finds of Summer '10



I feel like I should've posted this even before my trip, as it's been fall here for a few weeks and some trees have already lost most of their leaves. Did I mention it's supposed to snow this week? Also, this is the first of my Top Finds posts that I now have to label with a year, since I've already done a top summer post here on kOs before. In case you were wondering. Ah, it's good to have my scarves back. Though they were never really gone. But before I (continue to) enjoy them, here's some warmer articles to (re-)read first.

1) Designer: Wolfgang Jarnach
2) Fashion grad student: Laura Siegel
3) Label: SHIN
4) New collection: Dori Tomcsanyi's S/S 10 collection, Marie Saint Pierre's F/W 10/11 collection
5) Fashion show: Fashion's Night Out - The Show
6) Basic piece: Button up shirt from Wolfgang Jarnach, Mad Marv jeans from Ravishing Mad
7) Future purchase: Emily Ryan dress
8) Future purchase if I win the lottery: Anything from Marc le Bihan.
9) Most musical post: Interview with Tyler W
10) Favorite new-to-me album: Swing Swing by Nicolas Repac
11) Best use of cross-stitch: This, from Susie Quillinan.
12) Most interesting way to recruit blood donors: This.
13) Most worn pieces: complexgeometries wave t, mydearthing Carly Dress
14) Most proud moment: Konrad Parol on Dazed Digital
15) Most commented on thing worn in NYC: ArtLab's Couture Pleated Harness No. 3
16) Best vacation ever (ie. Biggest understatement ever): One spectacular week in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
17) Most bizarre vacation ever: This, as depicted by some ArtLab skirts.
18) Most amazing insect-inspired dress ever: This, by Donovan Tjon.


Saturday, August 14, 2010

Marc le Bihan






One more, and then off to bed I go so that I wake up in time for our high tea reservation in the morning. Oh yes, aren't we sophisticated (not really)... Whilst searching for some Gary Graham images, I came upon a blog for what must be the most delightful shop in South Carolina, called Worthwhile. Through this blog, I've discovered a label that pains me to know it exists without me owning a single piece. Have you heard of Parisian designer Marc le Bihan? Well, all is okay now that you have. Even more so for myself since If Boutique in New York carries Monsieur le Bihan's pieces of art. Though I'm not counting on being able to afford one thread with 'Marc le Bihan' on it's label, I'll simply be content enough to see these pieces (from the S/S 10 collection or any other) up close. I'd even pay an entrance fee to do so.


Why can't I dress like this all the time?