---------Resort 2013 Recap---------

Roberto Cavalli | Prabal Gurung

Francesco Scognamiglio | Chanel
Louis Vuitton | Marchesa | Balmain
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[Image via: Stella McCartney Resort 2013, with text added by me]

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-----------Logo Nation-----------

Art shmart; I'm all about these logos above. Done up of course in the most fabulous of watercolors, inks and florals (clearly obsessed...see the Roberto Cavalli Resort 2013 post below) these logos are re-imagined in a way that is truly stunning. File as loving.

[Images via: Unknown Source]

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------Louis Vuitton Resort 2013------

Prints and pleats and fur and platforms...oh, my. Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton brought the flirty girl back just in time for resort season in a departure from his rather reserved (but still very covetable) fall showing. And who says that your resort season can't start this weekend? Strap on those platforms, throw on a matching printed short suit (the cutest suit look I've seen thus far) and grab your Speedy for the perfect weekend look, whether you'll be at a resort or not. File as Monday dreaming. 

[Images via: Vogue, edited by me]

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Bunny Ears.

One of my favorite fashion shows ever, Louis Vuitton's Fall 2009 collection is one that I will always remember for being so over the top, completely sexy and totally unforgettable. One of the most ingenious pieces in the collection was those bunny ears- lightyears in chicness away from those Playboy bunny ears and just strange enough to warrant a wear by Madonna at the Met gala that year- but for today, Tanya Ling's print (buy it here, I'll just be lusting after it) is just the thing to wish everyone a very happy Easter Sunday. File as hop to it.

[Image via: Tanya Ling via Vogue UK]

Best Dressed: Oscars 2012.

Sorry it took me like a year to get to this! Well, OK, maybe it took more like a few days, but I am practically bursting to share with you my best dressed from the Oscars on Sunday night. I would say that Emma Stone the second time around in Chanel was best dressed for the night, but I seriously cannot get over Michelle Williams in Louis Vuitton or Stacy Keibler in Marchesa (totally knew someone would wear it, but was thinking it was a little closer to Jennifer Lopez's style.) Can I also just mention that I guessed right that the red ruffled pre-fall Valentino gown would be worn on the Oscar red carpet (the Vanity Fair party is close enough!) Just had to toot my own horn for a second there. File as four way tie.


[Images via: All over the web]

Party Girl: Valentine's Lunch.

Valentine's Day has never been one of my favorites (probably because it's usually filled with overpriced dinners and forced gifts) but that doesn't mean it's not a perfect opportunity to gather up your friends (both single and not) to have a day to celebrate all the love. Throw in a big bowl of pasta, some champagne punch, chocolate cake (duh) and a super romantic all-white table setting and all your friends will be totally in love with you. File as simply lovely. 

[Images via: Pinterest, which I can't link to because it isn't working for me this month!]

Pre-Fall 2012 Recap.

Thakoon | Jenni Kayne | Lanvin | Chloe

Alexander Wang | No. 21 | Valentino

Louis Vuitton | 3.1 Phillip Lim | Prabal Gurung

Missoni | Reed Krakoff | Alexander McQueen

Pre-fall has come and gone, just like that with the couture shows last week stealing all their thunder. But don't dismiss this in-between season as mere psuedo-collections from our favorite designers! There were some amazingly concocted gems (quite a few as you can see above) that I documented here on The-Margaret-Files; so show them a little love, too and take another looksy for yourself. Want to know my absolute favorite? Click to keep reading! File as perfection...

Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2012.

[Images via: Vogue.com]

Louis Vuitton Spring 2012.

Who doesn't love clothes as pretty as these? Marc Jacobs may be the most talked about designer right now (is he or isn't he going to Christian Dior?) but his collection for Louis Vuitton this season was the icing on the cake of the lovely girly trend that was seen all around New York, London, Milan and Paris. Although a clear contradiction from last season's fetish mistresses, this time around it was less about outright sexiness and more about a sweet strength. The whips may have been replaced with umbrellas, the cuffed clutches with bags as light as a feather and dominatrix hats with tiaras, but Kate Moss was still his finale, this time sans cigarette and all tanned and leggy. Looking pretty never looked so good. See the complete runway video over at Style.com and file as sweet tooth.


[Images via: Vogue.com]

Top Shots LFW Spring 2012.

Those Prada boots mixed with worn in denim. Beautiful.

Another It Girl spotting, this time it's Christine Centenera in Givenchy.

Now this is what I'd like to call bag ladies anonymous. 

It Girl: Shala Monroque rocking out the Prada. Even the rain can't keep away the fur and pailettes. 

Favorite fur color thus far. GORG.

Print mash-up and Christopher Kane clutch.

Prada skirt and stole + Louis Vuitton shoes = delicious.

Hmm...I see a Prada theme going on here. Love those sunnies.

ADR! in Prada no less!

Leopard jeans rolled up. Uber-cute.

Is that you Garance Dore? 

Even handbags need a bike rack.

Glitter rain at the Burberry finale.

Fabrics at Mary Katrantzou.

Erdem mood board.

It's It Girl: Kate Lanphear in Balenciaga. 

[Images via: Phil Oh for Vogue.com, Tommy Ton for Style.com]

Top Shots NYFW Spring 2012 Part III.

Pre-show at Zac Posen. 

Pajamas never looked so good.

Another pajama-mama.

Love love.

New Louis Vuitton. OUTRAGEOUS.

On the way.

Pink and coral= my new favorite color combo.

Carolina Herrera and Andre Leon Talley discussing who knows what.

Hanneli is that you?

Anna up against the wall.

Another Anna...this one dello Russo outside the Diesel show.

Matchy matchy!

Another matchy set of girls- the Fanning sisters outside Rodarte.

Just a pop.

Not intended: matching your surroundings.

The original Street Photographer himself- Bill Cunningham at Rodarte.

[Images via: Tommy Ton for Style.com, Phil Oh for Vogue.com, StreetFSN]