Fashion Passion

I love to see when two worlds collide; although they don’t fall that far apart. See how interior design emulates fashion design, and vice versa.

Spring dress pattern by Peter Som / The front stairwell of 485 Fifth Avenue by Armani Casa
(photo credit: tropolism.com)

Strip-Please

Some of my favorite places to shop exist as such for the simple pleasure of their fabulous dressing room. Now here’s a place I’ll need to stop by the next time the girls and I make a weekend getaway to Vegas; it’s the Miss Sixty store on the strip. Their changing rooms are a cluster of white domes in the middle of the store – a plus for good looks and creativity – but possibly not so much for design – they make for a fun way to change in and out of outfits, but only as long as you don’t mind showing off that silhouette!

The Miss Sixty Store in Las Vegas

(photo credit: momoy.com)

(photo credit: momoy.com)

Eco Squared

This fabulous ottoman by GH design is great if you're looking for a chic way to bring your fashion sense outdoors. The entire square is "upholstered", as you might say, in grass. Which means for a luncheon on the green you hardly have to leave your front door. Try pairing a couple on either side of a white wire wicker table for instant tea-time glam, or place a few scattered about a cement entryway for a green-conscious contemporary vibe.

(photo credit: eleganceredefined.com)