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LFW: Just a Random Thought...

I think these two super skinny stylish girls were the most photographed girls on Day 2 of London Fashion Week, street style photographers were literally stalking them! One was wearing black leather shorts paired with a knitted top and Isabel Marant boots and the other was wearing a leather dress, oversized blazer, and a pair of gorgeous Céline lookalike white wedge heels. I couldn't recognize who they were, but I took their photos anyways, I'm guessing probably a part of an editorial team of some glossies? or Maybe it was their skinny semi-tanned long legs and blonde shiny hair that caused a commotion among photographers? Random I know!


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Anonymous said…
The first girl is a dutch blogger from the blog the Fashion Guitar
11 October, 2012
Camille said…
Aw, this is me and my friend Charlotte (the Fashion Guitar)

Thanks for the cute feature!

Camillex

www.camilleovertherainbow.com
11 October, 2012
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Oh! Thank you so much :)

Camille
Thank YOU for commenting! You both looked uber-cool! I can't Believe your heels were by mango and not celine!

Loved your blog btw!
11 October, 2012
Anonymous said…
I think the white heels r by hm not mango :) i tried them on and saw them a couple of days ago
18 October, 2012
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Actually we're both right coz both Mango and H&M introduced the same style this season :) I have seen the H&M ones in London last month, The Mango heel I've only seen them online :)
18 October, 2012
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