Entries from the category 'accessories'
Posted by Rebekah Roy on May 10th, 2013

This shoot was quite a huge production as we shot in Switzerland with photographer Damien Krisl with set design by Sylvain CabouatI. We shot in a film studio as we had so many different set ups and we needed a swimming pool for one of the shots. It was quite a big production and it took weeks to plan the concept and execution, which was great as it gave me lots of time to get the exact looks I wanted. We also had seven models for the shoot so we had lots to prep!
Photographer Damien Krisl and set design by Sylvain Cabouat

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Posted by Rebekah Roy on May 9th, 2013

À La Disposition is the husband and wife team of Daniel and Lynda Kinne. They are quite a romantic couple having met as students when they were in their second semester at Parsons in NYC. They launched their first fragrance this season, called {intangible}. It’s quite unique as it’s unisex, and it’s comprised of two perfumes that can be worn separately or together. The 1st perfume has top notes of citrus and the other is more musky – they work well on their own but are very complimentary together creating a 3rd scent. The bottle is very representative of the brand – a black skull with two nozzles on the head like devil horns – their collections are often based around dark ideas. I love the titles of their collections: The Utopian Aviary A/W 2011, mECHANICAL fAILURE S/S 2012 A Solemn Viewing of Autumn and Winter 2013 and menswear Black Snow AW13

We celebrated the launch of {intangible} with afternoon tea!


This is a sample of the perfume – I love how it looks like two vials of magic potion!

I styled this shoot for Untitled Magazine with Delilah wearing À La Disposition.

Below are some images from the SS 13 Collection





Images courtesy of Christopher Dadey
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Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 6th, 2013

Coveting this peridot, blue topaz, diamond, enamel and 18k yellow gold Maltese Cross Cuff by Verdura.
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Posted by Rebekah Roy on March 31st, 2013

Admiring this beautiful Fabergé emerald egg set in 18 carat white gold with round diamonds. The egg is actually 18mm in height – it’s the perfect Easter egg!
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Posted by Rebekah Roy on March 18th, 2013

I love a statement necklace but often I find them heavy at the back of the neck and end up taking them off by mid-morning. I’m loving this Erickson Beamon necklace – it’s not too heavy and easy to wear everyday.
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