Showing posts with label Rodeo Drive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rodeo Drive. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Gucci Rain Boot


Now that it's raining, why not splash around in puddles in style. We all know what a big fan I am of Gucci. I've been pondering over how to get my feet into white Hunter boots and I may have found the best of both worlds on Rodeo. The above Gucci boot is available in white exclusively at Gucci boutiques. Decisions, decisions.

Gucci Rubber Boot. $295.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Missoni for Target


If you can't tell by both of my blogs, I have an obsession with prints right now. Particularly, the zig zag print [shown on LuStylist]. Who does prints better than Italian fashion house Missoni? I have been a big fan of the brand ever since Wallpaper magazine pressed a men's Missoni thermal pant two winters ago. Sadly, I never found them, even at the Missoni store on Rodeo, but I am going to find lots of Missoni very soon.


Target is doing another famous collaboration. This time with Missoni! I know the Lust List has extravagant taste, but I love Target for household goods. Which is the department I am most looking forward to in the new collaboration. Check out this press release from Target:


"Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) is partnering with Missoni, the iconic knitwear empire recognized as a symbol of Italian luxury, to introduce an affordable, limited-edition collection for fashion and home. Missoni for Target brings a rich heritage of signature prints and patterns to apparel and accessories for women, men, girls and baby, as well as home furnishings. Ranging in price from $2.99 to $599.99, with most items less than $40, Missoni for Target will be available Sept. 13 through Oct. 22, 2011 at all Target stores and Target.com. Pending availability, select pieces from the collection, including a variety of online-only items, will be available for an extended run through early December at Target.com.
'Working with Target to create a mass collection that reflects the spirit of Missoni has been extremely energizing,' said Angela Missoni. 'Each piece is special to me because so much thought and care went into every aspect of the design. I can’t wait to introduce the collection to Target’s guests across the United States.'
Target’s largest limited-time designer collection to date, Missoni for Target reflects the Missoni values of family, color and quality. Offering a modern, fresh take on the late 1960s, an era during which the Missoni brand flourished into a global force in fashion, the collection features intertwining textures and patterns in a variety of bold colors such as purple, blue, black and coral.
'Target’s designer partnerships continue to set new standards, and we worked closely with Missoni to create a collection that brings the allure of their iconic Italian brand to our guests at remarkable prices,' said Kathee Tesija, executive vice president of merchandising, Target. 'The quality and design of Missoni for Target are exceptional, and with more than 400 colorful pieces to choose from, our guests can experience a taste of ‘la dolce vita’ simply by shopping at Target.'
Missoni for Target includes knit dresses, sweaters, swimwear, shoes, scarves and intimates for women, as well as beauty items such as cosmetic cases, brush sets and hair accessories. The men’s collection features silk ties, sweaters, scarves and knit hats, while the girls’ and baby assortments include knit dresses, cardigans, scarves, gloves and rain boots. The expansive home collection offers bedding, luggage, dinnerware, stationery, bicycles and outdoor furniture in variations of stripes, zigzags and abstract floral patterns, and marks the first time Missoni has created iPad and iPod covers."

Friday, August 5, 2011

Lust on Film : Troop Beverly Hills


I might be destorying the credibility of Lust List in the movie review business, but, Troop Beverly Hills was genius for its time [and could be an awesome remake]. In the film, a pre-Bravo TV Beverly Hills Housewife takes you down Rodeo drive and into the "Beverly Hills Hotel" circa 1989.

Shelley Long plays Phyllis Nefler, a shop 'til you drop red head going through a divorce with her lawyer-entrepreneur husband. She decides to deal with it by becoming the leader of the unruly local troop of "Wilderness Girls" with her daugher, Hannah. Her Beverly Hills sensibilities result in a change in the program for the girls in her troop, who are all the children of wealthy socialites, to get them more interested in the program.

Phyllis's unorthodox ways stir concern to fellow leader Velda Plendor, a traditionalist who runs the Culver City "Red Feathers" with her own daughter, Cleo. The two battle it out to become next year's "Poster Troop" with hilarious antics a long the way like learning about wildlife with canary diamonds at Cartier and campfires in a bungalow at the "Beverly Hills Hotel".

Look out for an extermely young Tori Spelling as a "Red Feather" and our favorite maid Shelley Morrison [Will & Grace's Rosario] as Rosa, a maid.

Check out LuStylist to style yourself a la Troop Beverly Hills.