ELLEments of Personal Style

by AVA TE-ZABAT♥ - January 04, 2011

Although I wasn't able to get Yvan Rodic's FaceHunter book, I'm still happy because Mom got me the other book that I've been wanting for Christmas. I was ecstatic when she bought it for me. I couldn't believe it was just sitting at National Bookstore waiting for me. Hihi! *tears of joy* :"> Just seeing the different styles of modern fashion icons is blissful. I can't get enough of this book. I know magazine's are much cheaper and they change a lot in terms of trends, but I just find this book timeless. :)

The pages talk about the style of the women, story of their life, their staple fashion item/s, and their inspiration board. but of course not only that, they also show you their style at home. :)

My favorite among the 25 fashion icons is Model Erin Wasson; I love her grunge look/street style and the vintage vibe of her apartment. Don't you just adore how she used the wall to hang her bags? SOOO want!.........if Gersh would permit me..haha!:)

Another favorite of mine when it comes to wild pattern design is Margherita Missoni. She's an actress, but is more known as the ambassador & heiress of her family's Missoni Fashion House, which started way back 1920's. :)

Charlotte Rampling's Inspiration board. She loves brogues too, like me! Would you believe she owns 20 pairs??:)

Milla Jovovich's page. I remember her way back when she modeled for MANGO. I find her beauty exquisite and I love how she follows her heart when it comes to dressing up and not according to trends. :)
"I'm very much into dressing up, and making movies is a really wonderful extension of that--of me loving to take on different characters and live a bit like a kid."-MILLA

Lastly, this is one of my favorite quotations from Becki Newton. I'm a shoe lover and this totally applies!:)
Well, these are some of the pages. I hope you enjoyed viewing them as much as I do every day. Hehe!^_^ It really is an amazing book and if your still trying to discover what your style is, then I highly recommend this book! Worth every penny. :)