Look Book at My School

So, at Idea Quest College Preparatory, the home of my educational career, where I am the FIDM Fashion Club President and a part of the National Honor Society, I actually happen to also run a Look Book column. The collage above showcases my BFF, Guinia Wooden, my sister, Angeli Ymbong, and yours truly. I have had several spasms to create and profess my love for fashion.

Here in the Rio Grande Valley, South Texas fashion and art in general has its limitations.There are certain opportunities were Indies and artists alike congregate on the streets of downtown every Friday of the first to month to celebrate and sell art; the virtual "Art Walk." Recently skies have been banal grey as ever with temperatures reaching to 33 degrees, quite unusual for a tropical place. Don't get me wrong, I love the cold and was born Germany and lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but sometimes one develops immunity to the tropics. But wait a minute, as Byranboy says: "From one fur hag to another, I promise to wear fur when it gets cold."

Outift credits:

First Look:On the Run
Navy Camp-shirt from Gap
Satin Purple tie from Micheal Kors
Over-sized Louis Vuitton Sunglasses
Lime Green Tote from Singer Sewing Class
Feng Shui onyx bracelet for protection against stress, negativity, and activation in leadership skills

Second look: Daniel is Carrie Bradshaw on New Year's
Chromatography Black and Grey Cardigan from Perry Ellis
Grey Skinny tie with shine from Macy's
Satin Skinny Trousers from Express
Red meets the Burgandy Dress Shirt from Express

Angeli Ymbong:Gender Bender becomes Lady of the Mode
Navy Campshirt from Gap from my Closet
Leather belt of no name, but still fabulous
Red tights
Knitted crey beanie

Guinia Wooden: Catpower is the Balmain
Boyfriend Blazer from Dots
Sky Blue Shirt with frills from Kohl's
Multi Chains from Warehouse 503
Snakeskin Pleather leggings from Khol's
Studded bootys from Dots

Runway Pics:
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Anna Selensanova (Russia) for Balmain Spring 2010

Phi Ads for Fall 09/10 I can't believe they're closing down!
My favorite Russian Trinity: Natasha Poly, Sasha Pivovarova, and Anna Selensanova, if only they also featured the Runway Godess Vlada, I would be elated even more!

Here's the New Look that I'm going for:

Alright, so for those who have known me, I submitted myself to society and acted like a 50 year-old man dressed in corporate clothes. I'm gonna channel Bryanboy and the runway.

New Year's Resoultions and Wishlist

1. Go to the gym every Friday to hack off the man boobs and love handles
2. Vow to study harder, faster, better, and stronger
3. Get on the sewing machine and start a new project
4. Market this new blog and do everything to make it wonderous
5. Complete the look with a plethora of: colored tailored shorts, bow ties, skinny ties, skinny trousers, aged brown lace-ups, and vintage man purses
6. Go to the Philippines to renew my soul and actually refine my sewing skills to make clothes and lots of it for my next fashion show

New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010:

New York for this season exemplified the concept of merry pastels to cut-out paper doll shift dresses. Pastel colors filled the runways of Michael Kors in hues of sea-foam green and baby blue, with Oscar de la Renta exploring the safari girl of the 40’s meets 20’s in shades of lilac and mint green done in silk gazar. Extraordinarily designers were once again optimistic to the worsening news, tuning to Lady Gaga and her defiance to be who she is. Vera Wang unveiled her collection in here newly installed boutique, only to find a fabulous plethora of stark minimalism in back-draped dresses with sparkling jewels and knotted necklaces. Younger designers like Zac Posen chose to step out of the much traditional Bryant Park into smaller venues, where rose pink pastel dominated the catwalk. It’s a black and white moment for women. You wear shorts or pants, or the above the knee dresses. Skirts are out for the fashion divas this season. You’re a robot now in these times, so pump up the look with Lucite cuffs and oversized beads or bib necklaces.

Novice of Blogs Begins to Walk

I'm starting off with my own blog. No one really reads it and I need followers and subscribers, but darling fabulous I'm on it. The Christmas holiday is over and the stress is kicking back to study for exams. I have got boatloads of homework waiting for to do, which is totally laborious. Anyways push come to shove, I'm on the road to towards a fashion explosion of all my virtual fantasies and perpetual comments of fashion expertise, drowned in thoughts of vanity and lust. Cry forth to bird in the cage and show your hands to sky. Lift the feet to touch the ground and filter your mind with the mode.