Louis Vuitton is really pulling on all of my heart strings!  A few weeks after the "Small is Beautiful" video launches, featuring styles from the Spring/Summer 2013 collection, the whimsical brand just came out with printable cut-out paper dolls with designer wardrobes, also from the Spring/Summer 2013 collection.  You can download the pdf right here: Louis Vuitton Paper Dolls and starting cutting out!  My paper dolls will definitely invite your paper dolls over for a tea party :)

Went to a baby shower this past weekend, in which I purchased a ballerina onesie for the baby girl. Now, thinking about ballet fashion and how I can incorporate it more into my life. Every lady needs a ballet-like dress and headband! Also, First Position is finally in theaters in Los Angeles. I have been hearing about this ballet documentary for a while since one of my friends is on the crew, and based on what he has told me, it is emotional, involving and compelling, and I cannot wait to watch it! If you have seen it already, please let me know how you like it :)

I have started taken ballet classes again (and by again I really actually mean the first time in my adult life since the age of eight) and am realizing just how hard it is. Even though I leave the studio sweating, my thighs shaking, and my toes practically broken, I feel more flexible, graceful and liberated. Just wanted to share this below video illustrating how hard ballet can be! ;)

Hello: floral prints, Gossip Girl, avocados, purple, Hard Candy, dance parties, NARS lip gloss, Miu Miu heels, Connect Four, zipped hem jeans, XIV.

Goodbye: horizontal stripes, The Hills, pears, yellow, E=MC2, posing parties, NARS lip stains, Miu Miu flats, Checkers, carpenter wide-leg jeans, Area.

SJP wished me a happy birthday…! Does this mean I’m off the d-list and onto the c-list??

It is the first day of spring! Wishing everyone health, happiness, love, and laughter.

A little valentine’s day love for all my blog readers:

Everyone’s favorite Prince Charming… and other Disney characters. Sign me up to be Princess Jasmine!

I have only been watching previews and random scenes, but I am already in love with Signé Chanel, a documentary on Karl Lagerfeld and Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2004-2005 collection. It is so funny to watch grandmothers: Madame Martine, Madame Jacqueline, and Madame Cécile, all gather in what looks like an upstairs attic, clocking in and out, sewing and designing haute couture for the most wealthiest and influential people in the world. The charming histories of Chanel – Monsieur Massaro is the decades-old Chanel shoemaker who learned his craft from his father – Madame Pouzieux has been braiding the trim for Chanel clothing since 1947 – Monsieur Lesage exclusively does embroidery for Chanel – all humanize the fashion line. All of which is very interesting for moi, who did a report on Coco Chanel in the 10th grade, calling her one of the most influential people in the 20th century. Bravo to Loïc Progent, for making the documentary (and to my mother for initially recognizing Coco’s effect on the world).

P.S. I want this shirt, if anyone has an extra $50 to give me. Booses!

Pretty & Powerful

Everytime I watch this commercial it brings a pretty smile to my face... and I feel so pretty and witty and bright... Nike should seriously give their advertising agents a pay raise. Enjoy!

Picking Teams

I don't know who is cuter - the kids or Beckham.

World Cup Anthem

True dat.