Balmain FW10.

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As much as people seem to be getting bored of Balmain's look, I think they're doing a lot of comparison between collections, which is natural I guess, but isn't runway fashion about now and the designs themselves?

All the pieces are still so well made and cut and conceptualised - and practically radiates Balmanity (totally just coined a new term :D) - and I really don't see why people are complaining when the look is quite clearly adapted to current and future trends.

That is all.

I kid, I kid. :) Love the embellishments as per always. And fringes - maybe they will stay in for another season after all.

Continued enjoyment of this natural hair and makeup.

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Insolent little child.

Balmain... is quite the nice place.

So, as of their Fall 09 show, the collection has been skyrocketing off their hangers in quiet little boutiques on clean streets of glass windowpanes and elegant mannequins.

How poetic of me. :) Really, what I meant to say, is that every A-lister in every related industry has picked up a little miss Balmain dress at some time or another. It's a little hard to find a red carpet without one.

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Recycled incredibility.

Given the funds, I would actually go and buy this blazer, simply because I could wear it however I liked - with that Sargent Pepper tee from GPCo. or a nice dress :) or shorts, even.

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You'd better disappear.

Glamorous soldier? :) Loved it all the same. That, and the cheekbones.

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Quelque-chose...

Some Balmain, Matthew Williamson, DAY Birger and Mikkelsen and One Vintage for funzies.

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Chicken Egg.

I think some things just need to stay on 6ft sticks. Though, I must say Jen Connelly did a good job... maybe just the stick part :)

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I toss and turn, I keep stressing my mind.

The red stripes are beach material. The Balmain is so hot right now :) And both are within reach (ish)

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Balmain... is quite the nice place.