"Now Botox on the Other hand...that works everytime!

Yes, I do know that the Sex and the City Movie came out on the 5th in Australia (and the 30/5 for Americans) but I held out with my often lacking will power and decided to resist the temptation until I had finished all exams. So finally today after my last exam was dead and done I texted my friends to see what they were doing, and way and behold they were going to see Sex and the City -despite J having already seen it- so as I'd promised myself we all went to see it together at lunch. Now I thought that I'd seen most of the girls outfits and I must admit I already had a lot of the paparazzi shots of it all saved on my computer, but so it seems I was pleasantly surprised.

Now for all of the girls and boys who haven't seen it yet I have a message for you:

YOU ARE INSANE!!!!

and this is because it was one of the best movie's I have ever seen in my life and the clothes and accessories were superlative. It was actually MECCA for all things fashion.
Patricia Field, ...I am in Awe.

Finally, because I don't want to ruin it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet I will just tell you of the two things that I am in desperation for, from the movie;

1. Those Black Dior Gladiator heels. Three words: TO DIE FOR!
and 2. That BELT! Yes, the black studded one that was unfortunately a vintage find by Patricia! But can anyone say LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!
Fortunately as previously mentioned Wittner has a god damn fine copy of the Diors and ASOS and Patricia Field both have copies of the belt!

Well thats all from me so don't forget to give me all of your reviews of the film!

Love Always xoxo,
S.A.A.

The Great Man Himself has Moved On.

Catherine Deneuve and Yves Saint-Laurent circa 1966

It's official. Mr Yves Saint Laurent has passed away at the young age of 71 after having suffered from sickness for several of months prior to his death on Sunday evening (local time) Paris, France. The Fashion genius whose last haute couture collection was in 2002 after 40yrs in the business was first discovered by then Vogue editor-in-chief Michel de Brunoff when he saw Saint Laurent's sketches. Laurent was considered a shy child who as a result found a love for fashion that has benefited socialites, princesses and other fashionably able woman ever since. His second stint in fashion came after he was taken under the wing of Christion Dior only to step up to Christian's postion after his death three years later. Yves often described as the most versatile of all his fellow courtiers was once described by Christion Lacroix as,

"...much more versatile, like a combination of all of them. I sometimes think he's got the form of Chanel with the opulence of Dior and the wit of Schiaparelli"

The man sinonimous with style has left us, but his legend will stay on for centuries to come and in this case I think it's relvent to mention , "Fashions fade, style is eternal"Yves Saint Laurent.

Love Always xoxo
S.A.A.