Now, I’m sure the people at Jil Sander HQ love customers who know confidence in fashion, but I don’t think they expected this from one of the hottest SS11 runway offerings.
I haven’t written on this blog for a long time. Mainly because I haven’t had much to say, but this pricked my ears. Hoorah for progress!!
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Winners of Lagos fashion week will go to New York Fashion Week – Telegraph.
Now here’s something to aspire to! 
I find it so upsetting to hear beautiful young girls hate their naturally kinky hair. Thanks Sesame Street for a wonderful song:
Ok, so going by what i’ve seen of the SS11 shows – next season’s going to be mighty satisfactory…. What’s interesting is the clear divide between two style camps. 1. continues the minimalism trend of AW and warps into futuristic pop brights and silhouettes 2. harks back to my favourite era, the late 70s early 80s, what i’ll in true Petaluma-style coin Soul Sister chic (this is the one i’m supporting).
Biscuit layers at Alexander Wang
Summer leathers at Altuzarra
Futuristic monochrome at Antonio Beradi
What he does best Calvin Klein
A touch of Windrush chic at Christopher Kane
Flasher chic D Squared 2
Floral mania at Erdem
Painterly prints at Felder Felder
Slick styling at Halston
Art Deco a la Miss Baker at Holly Fulton
Textured brights at House of Holland
Ladylike at Jason Wu
The return of Jordan Dunn (hurrah!) at Burberry
Breezy Julien Macdonald
My favourite show - Marc Jacobs
Ye hah at Moschino
Modern pastels at Phillip Lim
Funky sensations at Richard Nicoll
Sculptural hues at William Tempest
Miss Petaluma On 