Elin looking amazing on her blog - style by kling
Friday, January 7, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
I Am An Action Figure
Awhile back I did a blog post about my trip to Boise, Idaho. I was there for about a week on a shoot for Bodybuilding.com but couldn't talk too much about it until the ads came out. Got hold of them a few days ago and I am stoked with how they turned out. Great time, fun crew and good memories.... Love shoots like this.
Client: Bodybuilding.com
Ad Agency: Drake Cooper
Photographer: Andy Anderson
Producer: Jennifer Diehl
Stylist: Cindy Whitehead
Hair and Make-up: Noelle Willitt
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Field Trip To Cleveland
This "rolling rack" is my ultimate fav - and I so need it!
Made some time to finally check out this great place called Cleveland Art in downtown Los Angeles. Absolutely loved all the vintage and recycled pieces they had. Their rolling racks (they can be made custom in various sizes) were my favorite - Just need more room to be able to have one in my small beach house. Dreaming...
Monday, January 3, 2011
Miroslava Duma
While she may look like a fresh faced teenage "Disney Star", this former editor at Harper's Bazaar Russia has style beyond her years. I love that is she is tiny and very young looking, yet carries off just about any trend she wants extremely well. Even her pregnancy look/style is perfect!
source: Tumblr
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Bad Ass Girls
Last week I was obsessed mesmerized by the looks shown in Black Swan. This week it's all about the hats for me in the movie TRUE GRIT. Throw one of these on and be a bad ass just like 12 yr old Mattie in the film.
Anda and Masha by Selima "My Old Man" hat $297 at Revolve
"Phoebe" Floppy Hat $150 at Planet Blue
Rag and Bone's "Estelle" Hat $150 at Shopbop
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Tournament Of Roses Parade - Behind the Scenes
I have seen the Rose Parade on TV my entire life. But until a few days ago I had never been to the site where the floats are made to see how it's done. So frigging amazing! Tons of volunteers, zillions of flowers and other plant materials all being used to make everything you see on these gorgeous floats. The sheer amount of people and time it takes for each one is crazy! As you can see in some shots the floats are so tall that pieces had to be made to "detach" (like the turrets of the castle) to fit in/out of the building. So today when I watch the parade I will have a whole new appreciation for what goes into these amazing floats.
Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!
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