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color explosion: the avoidance of everything black & white

Sometimes, color is more important than cohesion… (Let’s just pretend that girl on the left doesn’t exist and ruin my theme)

Just another day in the life of a model— being beautiful, looking fierce with the other starving girls, and chillin’ in futuristic, African-inspired, color-bursting clothing. Too bad the David Koma S/S 2010 Line didn’t get noticed until a “celebrity” wore one of the dresses on X-Factor (Cheryl Cole- who is this girl anyway, where did she come from, how come I always hear about her, and WTH is X-Factor?).

Is it a bird? Is it a flower? YES.

It’s The Paradise Dress by Tour De Force. No price mentioned, meaning you can’t afford it. Girls with big boobs, beware. You can’t wear this (ha! we win!). I’m into the whole, it looks like I made this out of paper, but really I’m just a talented designer phase. Project Runway, anybody?

You’re thinking, where could I ever wear this? I’m thinking, where wouldn’t you wear this? (Except, don’t let your boyfriend touch you in this, I have a feeling this shit could slice you up). But talk about amazingness, this almost makes me a little sad. Peter Pilotto is a god. And you can be too, for $2,355.00.

Hi, do I look familiar? We met recently, I’m Peter Pilotto. I wouldn’t be surprised if Van Gogh himself rose from the grave, took a plane to LA, collaborated with Petey and painted this dress together. If I ever bought this, I would just frame it in my dining room. $1,145, openingceremony.com

Wait, I can’t stop. Why is this so difficult. Okay, this is the last of PP today, I swear. Just, be, inspired by it- that’s all I ask.

Marilyn Monroe over here with her pleated skirt. Rodarte, $2,095. Finally, a designer that is NOT a man. Actually, they’re sisters. Oh, Rodarte. Even your name is fancy. Even Natalie Portman wears you to the Oscars.

Even ice princess looks fantastic.

AND finally, for your accessory viewing pleasure: SHOES. Yes, show-stopping, heart-pumping, beautiful red shoes. Okay, maybe that’s a little dramatic. But this is the one accessory that I’ve blogged about so far that I would choose to be stranded on a desert island with. $405.