20200319

The clutch.

Dodi and Diana, ca. 1997 | Louis Vuitton Clutch | Allegory of Vanity
Dodi and Diana, ca. 1997 | Louis Vuitton Clutch | Allegory of Vanity
Diana, Princess of Wales with Dodi Fayed in the French Riviera resort of St. Tropez, August 22, 1997.

Sprezzatura, allegory no. 3: the Louis Vuitton Toiletry 26 Clutch.

20200315

Casuale, nº1.

Bottega Veneta Stretch Pumps | Allegory of Vanity
1.

20200310

Bottega Veneta Resort 2020

Bottega Veneta Resort 2020 | Allegory of Vanity
Bottega Veneta Resort 2020 | Allegory of Vanity
Bottega Veneta Resort 2020 | Allegory of Vanity
Bottega Veneta Resort 2020 | Allegory of Vanity
Bottega Veneta Resort 2020 | Allegory of Vanity

This collection not only bears a strong resemblance to my own wardrobe, but it also contains elements I'd like to incorporate. I like it when I can relate to my inspiration.

20200308

Obsidian + marble.

Clarisse Demory | Interiors for Sophie Buhai showroom, Paris Table lamp, Obsidian (c. 1925) by Jean-Michel Frank | Ph. Stella Berkofsky | Allegory of VanityMarble Floor | Ph. Anna Topuriya | Allegory of Vanity
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20200306

Nice shades.

Margaux Hemingway in Lipstick (1976)

Sprezzatura, allegory no. 2: the (aviator) sunglasses.



sprez·za·tu·ra. foreign term \sprāt-tsä-ˈtü-rä\. 1: studied nonchalance : perfect conduct or performance of something (as an artistic endeavor) without apparent effort 2: an Italian word originating from Baldassare Castiglione's The Book of the Courtier.