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Monday, August 3, 2009
Is it worth it?
Let's face it, ok maybe I should face it; it is a recession. That translates into being a savvy shopper. I have been faced with a shopping conundrum recently. I have recently flown home to visit my family in Atlanta, GA. All day I have shopped with my mother at Phipps mall. Since this winter when I went to London on business I have been itching for a pair of oxfords. Today, at Jeffrey, I stumbled upon a beautiful black pair. There were priced $470. I also know that there are a pair that look extremely similar at topshop for $110. Obviously, the church's ones are better quality, but what one is a better investment? I'll let you decide:
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tutu
Monday, April 27, 2009
ABT's Cul Pas with Project Runway
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
London Calling

Another place that I newly discovered was "the stables" in Camden. Called the stables, because vendors set up their vintage garb in the converted horse stables. They have a fabulous array of vintage furs, frye boots, scarves, tee's etc.
The Power of the Ray Ban

Ever since I can remember, I always wanted a pair of ray-bans. I thought that they were soo cool. And it turns out, they still are. It is something that is eternally trendy, something that truly stands the test of time. Here's my proof: Blaine, Simone, Roman, and Marcelo all modeling my shades and looking fantastic. Ray-bans look good on any shape face, and hair color and seem to conform to whatever style you are wearing that day. They definitely top the charts to me as one of the better investments to have in your wardrobe.
ABT goes to Canada


This winter I had the odd pleasure of visiting Ottawa Canada on tour with my company American Ballet Theatre. The costumes in our full length ballets are always quite ornate, but I couldn't help but notice the simple beauty in the slip of the Giselle's court costume (worn by Sarah Smith left) paired with her pale pink leotard. Sometimes, its the underthings that are the
true gem in the ensemble.
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