Top Shots NYFW Fall 2012 Part I.

#ToatsWang

Backstage Ralph Lauren gorgeousness. 

It Girl Caroline Sieber, only you could pull off Yeti chic.

Simply stunning color combinations here.

What a cutie!

It Girl Miroslava Duma rocking Proenza from a few seasons back. LOVE.

White and red never looked so fab.

Another monochromatic look...perfection.

Even this pup has a fierce street style pose.

...Almost as fierce as a rather grown up looking Tavi Gevinson.

Smokey eyes at Marc Jacobs.

Could definitely use some pink pants like these. 

Matchy, matchy ladies.

It's so fluffy!

Zac Posen, pre-show.

[Images via: Vogue.com, Style.com]

Monday, Monday, Monday.

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Monday is here, but my mind is not. So today, I wanted to share some of the things that have been inspiring me as of late. Things that don't necessarily all go together, but things I have been obsessing over nonetheless. So here, you can see a roundup of my current obsessions- those tortoiseshell sunglasses (must find), the oldie but still a goodie Alexander Wang leopard clutch, mixing my two favorite chairs the Bertoia chair with the Wishbone complete with fabulous golden leaf wall art (I think I'm in love) and kiss imprinted napkins (perfect for any party). Oh what a Monday. File as just the beginning.

[Images via: Tuula, Coutureaholic, Once Wed and Coco+Kelley]

Color me Pretty.

There is nothing I'd rather do in life than be able to travel the world and explore each and every continent, (look to my Ultimate Destination posts to virtually travel to each one with me) but for now international travel isn't exactly in my budget. Instead I'll have to rely on these stunning photographs by Stuart Klipper, available for purchase on 20x200 to inspire style choices in the rest of my life. These photos are evidence of the fact that even though the world may be a big and scary place, it is also a very beautiful one that can be inspire us in all sorts of ways. File under dreaming on.

[Images via: artwork by Stuart Klipper, home via Elle Decor x2 and Flickr, fashion via Tommy Ton, Purse Blog]

Step away from the futon.

I would consider myself an expert when it comes to living in studio apartments, and I absolutely love having as little space as possible. Sure, I know it sounds insane and it does require some creative storage solutions, but how much space does one person really need? I think Simone at Tiny-Ass Apartment would agree with me. What makes all these studios gorgeous is their restrained color palettes, clean floors, military-like organization, lots of bright natural light and a touch of something unexpected: from a beanbag, yellow blanket, black lampshades, mammoth mirror or curtained off daybed. Check out the breakdown after the jump...

Seamless.

Inspired by all the fabulous clothing at New York Fashion Week, I've found it impossible not to notice the connection between runway and home decor right now. The Olsen sisters always do an impeccable job with The Row, but this year's collection was simply over-the-top drama for me. I loved every single fur, loafer and pant they sent down the runway. The textured red tones translate into the home seamlessly. File this one under my new fall look for home and myself.

Images via: Style.com, Elle Decor