One of the things I love the most: shopping. Another addiction? Magazines. And Lucky has become one of my favorite magazines, and I really enjoy their local shopping guides (their Twitter account is really good, too). So imagine my excitement when the latest issue featured a Savannah shopping guide. You can find an online version here.
Not that I need any instruction or help finding stores, but I loved that two of my favorite stores were featured: Arc and the Wright Square Antique Mall. Arc is the store I have to credit for my converting to an avid vintage shopper. Before Arc, I thought vintage meant "old and smelly". Now I even shop at the Goodwill.
I've bought skirts and shirts at Arc. But I think that my best findings here have been the Christian Dior lace blazer (pictured below) that I wore to my job interview for Net-A-Porter, and a beautiful leopard print maxi dress that I'm planning on wearing at a beach wedding next month.
The Wright Square Antique Mall also has great findings, especially jewlery and purses. They have vintage clutches (like mine, pictured below) in all colors and sizes. Some jewlery pieces look not-so-vintage to me, but yet you can find great things, and very different from what you'd find in other stores. And it really is a great place to waste time just looking around.
So now you know, if you ever come to Savannah visit these stores, and another good thing? They're conviniently located next to each other. Enjoy your shopping!
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Monday, October 31, 2011
¡Viva México!
Last week was Project Runway's season 9 finale. And I was kind of disappointed. Although I liked Anya as a person, I don't think she was the best designer on the show. And while I reaaally liked Joshua, my money and, especially my heart, was with Viktor Luna.
Viktor started kind of weak but each week he improved tons. Many of his designs I would buy, especially his leather jackets. But what is really important for me is that he is Mexican. I am currently writing my M.F.A. Writing Thesis about the fashion world in Mexico and I think he is a great example for young Mexican designers.
Viktor was not the winner, but being third place on the show is great for him and for Mexico's image in the fashion world. His final collection was inspired by a trip to Mexico, so it shows that even if he lives in NYC, his heart is in his native country. I really admire him and would love to interview him. And believe me, I'll try!
But season 9 is over, and even if I wasn't the biggest fan of the show before, I can't wait for the All Star season... Make it work!
Viktor, Anya, Joshua, and Kimberly. I really think Kimberly didn't deserve
to be in the final. Also, I wish I was a judge.
to be in the final. Also, I wish I was a judge.
Viktor started kind of weak but each week he improved tons. Many of his designs I would buy, especially his leather jackets. But what is really important for me is that he is Mexican. I am currently writing my M.F.A. Writing Thesis about the fashion world in Mexico and I think he is a great example for young Mexican designers.
Viktor was not the winner, but being third place on the show is great for him and for Mexico's image in the fashion world. His final collection was inspired by a trip to Mexico, so it shows that even if he lives in NYC, his heart is in his native country. I really admire him and would love to interview him. And believe me, I'll try!
But season 9 is over, and even if I wasn't the biggest fan of the show before, I can't wait for the All Star season... Make it work!
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