J's life via Instagram.

So we're basically going to post pictures J's posted on Instagram because as you know, no time for our usual shoots. She's been taking them since March and these are the first six. 

1. New rings at the time from a vendor @ Great Mall.

2. Rebecca Minkoff bag S and J fell in love with and couldn't afford...as usual.

3. Brunch @ home, made by J.

4. Frozen yogurt while shopping for a shoot (S and J are real stylists on the side btw)

5. Behind the scenes from S and J's first ever men's shoot. (We'll post of the finished version soon!)

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nyfw. day 3. part 1.

Rebecca Minkoff

 

Gregory Parkinson

I really liked this collection a lot, surprisingly. Granted not every single look did it for me, but I loved the concept. It was so romantic and a lot of the separates looked like abstract art piece

This is what I was talking about, it seriously looks like something J and I would paint and the jacket even reminds of me a painting we've already done. 

Suno

This collection was all about prints, but that's not what caught my eye. These were the last looks and I really liked them a lot. The last two made this list, solely because of the embroidery. It looks like zari, I can't tell for sure because this was the largest image, but this is done on Indian clothing and it's one of my favorites and I love it when designers mix western and eastern design details. Also, the name of the brand can translate into Hindi as listen, your random fact of the day.

Kate Spade

Larger images courtesy Style.com & smaller images courtesy fashionologie.com/

Deborah Lloyd, creative director,  used 'Parisian chic' as an inspiration and I pretty much love everything and anything Paris. This collection also has a sixties vibe and it's just so damn cute. I really love the accessories, adorable!

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