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Author Archives: Hellin Kay
Chasing Ice, James Balog & Jeff Orlowski
Part of my concern with climate change is purely selfish because frankly I don’t want New York City to end up under water because what will happen to all the stuff in my Lower East Side apartment? And it’s also … Continue reading
Vogue & HBO, The Editor’s Eye
A little obsessed with this shot of Natalia Vodianova by Annie Leibovitz from Vogue’s new documentary “The Editor’s Eye,” which premieres December 6th on HBO along with a new book with the same title. Vogue’s fashion editors, past and present, … Continue reading
Geren Ford Sample Sale!
Aw, yeah. It’s that time of year again. Geren Ford is having their biannual sample sale next Thursday and Friday at the Annex in Hollywood. Everything is up to 95% off retail! The gals drew a nifty little map to … Continue reading
Day Look with a Cape
I love this chiffon wool blend cape from Etro paired with J Brand’s white corduroy skinny jeans, an asymmetric chiffon blouse, Guiseppe Zanotti boots, Max Mara bag and Rag & Bone fedora.
Bottega Veneta Vegan Bags
Over the past decade there have been a number of designers who have opted to include (or simply focus on) vegan options for their customers and thanks to the growing number of celebrities like Abbie Cornish, Natalie Portman, Alicia Silvertstone, … Continue reading
Holy Ghost, It Gets Dark
Earlier this month DFA records released Holy Ghost‘s track “It Gets Dark”, which they put out previously as a limited run one-sided 12″. Love this. Holy Ghost is Nick Millhiser and Alex Frankel.
Posted in New Music
Tagged Alex Frankel., Brooklyn Bands, DFA Records, Holy Ghost, It Gets Dark, New Tracks, Nick Millhiser
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La Perla, Lingerie & Desire
This week Rizzoli is releasing Isabella Cardinali’s “Lingerie & Desire,” a book of sexy shots from La Perla‘s in house magazine also edited by Isabella Cardinali from 2006 to 2009. The book is packed with steamy shots of their infamous … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fashion
Tagged Isabella Cardinali, La Perla, Lingerie & Desire, Rizzoli, Sexy Photos, Sexy Shoots
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Pretty in Pink
Pink is the word and thank god no one is shutting up about it. I am fixated on these sweet coats for fall (if it ever gets here… sigh) Moschino flared boucle wool peacoat, Jil Sander’s bonbon belted coat, and … Continue reading
Rag & Bone Celebrates It’s Opening In LA
This week has turned into memory lane in the best way possible. After running into an old Bard friend at a film screening earlier this week, I ran into yet another Bardian at the Rag & Bone store opening that … Continue reading
Something In The Air
In the grand tradition of French teen angst revolutionary films, “Something in The Air” from filmmaker Olivier Assayas will surely do well in and around college towns that surround the likes of Reed, Oberlin, Sarah Lawrence and Bard (there’s even … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged AFI Fest, Chinese Theater, Clement Metayer, Foreign Films, French Films, Gilles, Olivier Assayas, Something IN The Air
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