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Garance began her blog in June 2006, while she was living in Marseille . She began as an illustrator, and became a little frustrated with the commissions she had, and in particular by the lack of contact with the readers. The blog allowed Garance a complete freedom of expression, while sharing her vignettes of her day and exploring fashion, illustration, narration and photography.
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While "chunkies" might not be an actual word according to the dictionary—trust us, we checked both the Webster and Fairchild Fashion versions—there isn't a more fitting name for this season's vertiginous, thickset footwear! Straight out of the '70s disco glam era, albeit with a few modern updates, these chunky-heeled, ankle-strap shoes pack a punch in both statement and style, making them an ideal accompaniment to all your flirtatious spring dresses and cropped pants. As such, we've marked chunkies as this season's... READ MORE
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Vintage Editor Kelly Miller operates in a hybrid role as Senior European Correspondent & Vintage Editor for Stylesight, uniting her background as a designer and her passion for fashion history and vintage clothing. An avid traveler now based in Paris, her international perspective greatly informs her point of view, drawing inspiration from far-flung cultures and arcane style movements.
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Just like chips, works of erotic fiction and gin martinis, good fashion documentaries are hard to come by. We've seen a spate of documentaries centring on the industry, its designers, editors and it-figures emerge since the early 90s, with many garnering positive critical appraisals and awards. Although many cinephiles will deem the fashion documentary as being nothing more than a vacuous and formulaic TV fixture, several feature films documenting the rising and falling hemlines of fashion have gone some way in confounding such claims. That said, OWN's (that's TV legend Oprah Winfrey's network) documentary on fashion demi-god Tom Ford as part of its Visionaries series leaves a good deal to be desired. Of course, being an OWN production it's going to be vomit-inducingly excessive and make full use of the melodramatic techniques at work in Oprah's own TV chat show, it's still no easier to stomach despite expecting the worst. The 'poignant' piano music and overuse of Oprah-ian (?)FavDesigners
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