Today I tried to create a Red Shoes inspired outfit when I went to meet my friends for tea but I was missing something blue. After tea I decided to do a little window shopping at Holt Renfrew, mostly because I loved my outfit and wasn't ready to pack it in yet. I had a nice time looking through all the expensive clothing, but I have to say I wasn't that impressed by the designers they carried- except the Rodarte section, which was obviously so amazing. I did, however, find this beautiful blue barrette! I was so excited because I've been looking for barrette's so that I can begin to wear my hair swept to the side, but that is neither here nor there.
So I'm wearing my staple black kilt from aa, a pink top from urban outfitters that I bought years ago, my favourite cream tights with a black seam from aa, and "truly red" lipstick from Revlon (wink).
Luckily my mother came over tonight so I was able to rope her into gathering all Red Shoes looking things in my apartment for a small photo shoot. It was difficult to get the effect I wanted with the light- my mother was very patient with me asking her to change the amount of flash a hundred times. I do wish I know more about photography, but I suppose that will come with time. Well anyway, if you haven't seen the film, it's beautiful, that is, if you enjoy blue, pink and red as much as I do right now.
I love the red shoes, it's one of my favourite films. One of my favourite posts on my blog was on that film. I really love the images you've created as a tribute to the film, particularly the first one - very elegant. I wish I could pose as well as you do.
ReplyDeleteOh Hila I just read your post on the Red Shoes and it was very interesting. I'm glad you like the images, I would have made an entire stage set of a city if I had the resources last night ; ) And posing well just means taking lots of pictures! but thanks all the same : )
ReplyDeleteoh, this shots are o romantic and beautiful... i love your outfit aswell. to be honest, i suppose i havent't seen this film... but i love your post.
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What lovely romantic photographs. Your outfit is lovely too, and I'm having serious short hair envy and trying to resist cutting mine off!
ReplyDeleteI love the lighting in your photos, and everything about them is very elegant. I will have to check out the red shoes!
ReplyDeleteoh I'm glad you like the lighting because we tried so many different kinds of flashes, and I just wasn't sure if the lighting worked out.
ReplyDeleteGosh I love the romantic feel of the styling! You did a brilliant job - right down to your hair and make up! Love!
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Oh my these are so beautiful. x hivenn
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Beautiful photos, I think the lighting is fantastic xxx
ReplyDeleteI love your classic look <3
ReplyDeleteI love how you use the light in your photos. I have so much to learn, ahhhhhhhh. You have a lovely blog.
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these are such dreamy photos! beautiful!
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What a beautiful atmophere you create with your photos!
ReplyDeletethis is the second post i've read today about that film! lovely post xx
ReplyDeleteDannie Kate I think that means you have to watch it! it's on netflix if you have it.
ReplyDeleteand June, thank you so much, that is a very nice compliment!
These photos are wonderful! I haven't seen The Red Shoes but I think I shall have to find a copy now
ReplyDeleteI adore these photographs.
ReplyDeleteThe colors.
The lighting.
The lightbulb is a sweet touch!
and I love how you talked about film. Precious you are!!
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lovely photos ; ) so romantic!
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Thank you alexandra! that's nice to hear from someone who is practically the creator of romantic!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are lovely, the light in them, the beautiful items on your dressing table and of course your outfit.. your watch really makes me think of old movie stars.. Lovely blog anyway :) xx
ReplyDeleteWow, you look so stunning and 20's.
ReplyDeleteI saw The Red Shoes ages ago, but haven't seen it for years. Due for a rewatch, maybe! Another lovely outfit meanwhile, and I love the blue beret! Photoshoots indoors at night are the trickiest. I like to put little lamps just out of the picture, and if all else fails, add some sepia effect so it looks like it's supposed to be that way!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely give the Red Shoes a second go! and I know what you mean about the sepia, I tried that but I really wanted the red, pink and blues to come through, I don't know if they did in the end though.
ReplyDeleteyou are enchanting!
ReplyDeleteYou look adorable in these pictures darling! Love the lighting, the room, the colors! This post is just dreamy :)
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Oh thank you so much Ale, you always look so adorable as well!
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