Faye

There isn't a single girl who doesn't dream of being Bonnie Parker after watching Bonnie and Clyde- oh, to be a rebellious girl!- and it is all thanks to Faye Dunaway. Not only is Faye a blonde bombshell, her style in the film is just fantastic- its so classic, so sexy, and so chic. Why don't we dress like this more? Her clothes are perfect for trendy and sophisticated women with places to go and things to do! I'm going to make it a personal goal of mine to put a little more Bonnie, and a little more Faye into my wardrobe!

Camille

I just watched Camille, starring Sienna Miller and James Franco. Though the movie got horrible reviews, I thought it was delightful (maybe I'm just a sucker for fairy tales and James Franco..) But more delightful than anything was how adorable Camille was with her pretty red hair and chic little white dress! Her wedding dress in the movie is lovely and bubbly too, but I couldn't seem to find a good picture to post!

Kate

I never get tired of looking at her photos...

Annabelle's Serpentine Dance

Now that I am immersed in my film class, a lot of my posts will be of films and clips I have been watching... I just watched another beautiful little piece called The Serpentine Dance which was one of the first movies ever made after the discovery of series photography. The film was shot in 1894 by the Lumière brothers. I thought this clip was very fitting for a blog about lovely things, and I thought you all would enjoy it.

Whirlwind

My goodness, I have been so caught up in the start of classes- I've had no time to breathe! I just want to get these first couple of weeks out of the way so that I can be in my routine and have some chill time again. I miss summer already... although I do love fall fashion! In February, I posted about Clara Bow, and I had my first film class today, and I found out that next week we will be screening the 1927 film It! I am glad I have something to get me through the rest of the week. I will try and post more often, but this new routine is tough!

Take a look at the first science fiction silent film ever made... Le Voyage dans le Lune (A Trip to the Moon) was made by Georges Melies in 1902, and is a delightful and imaginative film. I love the scene where the women are in the stars- how magical!

Woodstock Babies

I'm on one of my baby kicks, and I love the 60's style clothes (and to-die-for boots) at babyGap!

Indulge

I am feeling awfully depressed about the summer ending, so I've decided to make this coming weekend a time for me to indulge in some of my guilty pleasures. The weekend will consist of chick flicks galore, thin mint blizzards from dairy queen, a Sex and the City marathon, and Juicy Couture velour pants! It seems trivial, but taking time to treat yourself to a few guilty pleasures is really comforting. What kinds of guilty pleasures do you indulge in?