Tim Walker: Story Teller

Olga Sherer on blue horse Sennowe Park, Norfolk, 2007 photo: Tim Walker

Who doesn't like a good story in fashion? None other is better telling one through his photos, than Tim Walker. Balloons, unicorns, spaceships, white swans, pastel kitties are only some of the magic parts filling out each photo shoot, making it feel it just came out of a fairy tale. If you are interested in learning more and being fascinated by his work drop by Somerset House, London to check out the exhibition focusing on his work. It will stay open until 27th January.
The Ice Rink is also opening on the 16th of November if you are interested. 

Ice skating, fairy tale photos, the Somerset house as a background and with Christmas around the corner, a girl doesn't need more to feel like a true princess.

Keep on dreaming..

for more information Tim Walker: Story Teller

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I love Marc Jacobs

Marc Jacobs s/s 2013 images from style.com

must have sweater

get the look

Marc by Marc Jacobs s/s 2013

Nobody is as cool, creative and original as the wonderful mr. Marc Jacobs. Come to think that each year he designs 12 -that is TWELVE!- collections, four for each of the brands he is head of design, Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton and Marc by Marc Jacobs, makes him the hardest working person in the fashion industry. The fact that he somehow manages to have a different vision for each brand, makes him the most talented designer of his time. My first purchase was a Marc by Marc Jacobs denim logo printed bag, back when the logo was Marc -in bold letters- Jacobs. I loved it and felt so special wearing it, and that was only the beginning. Lots of pairs of shoes came afterwards, flats, flatforms, pumps, rain boots, lots of tshirts too, bags, perfumes and somehow I always felt that Marc "gets me" and I get him. 

" I don't think there is ever a wrong time for a polka dot " Marc Jacobs

"... nor for stripes", he must have thought afterwards and designed his amazing spring/summer 2013 Marc Jacobs collection, with the striped, two piece skirt suits, simple cuts and those four "I-would-easily-wear-this" maxi long sleeved dresses (now available for pre-order through moda operandi ). In the same graphic spirit his Marc by Marc Jacobs line (also available through moda operandi clothes and accessories), came out more young and playful, with mixed patterns and those lovely scarves wrapped around the waist or worn as turbans. So although they were two totally different collections they were somehow coherent. 

Looking forward for the Louis Vuitton show later in Paris, especially after last season's train station extravaganza, I have a feeling this one will be toned down luxury.

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all images from style.com

p.s. I would like the white/blue checkered satchel, the orange turban , the printed sweater, striped shorts and the boyfriend jeans for next summer. What would you choose?