It’s Friday, so there’s a bit of nudity involved. Brendan & Brendan for ASOS Magazine.

I’m into a more streamlined look for spring, but the perfectly pretty pieces from Tsumori Chisato at La Garconne still manage to catch my eye.

Springtime soft imagery from Wilfred’s current season – and this is the one instance in which I actually dig the side braid (a la Alexander Wang’s ratty version).

Much like this lovely Loeffler Randall model, life’s been moving much too fast for me to comprehend at times. It’s a blessing and a curse, but I’m mostly just happy to be moving.

I can’t complain with temps still being in the 70s and, well, no snow except on the tops of the mountains, but I’d still like to drive out to the desert one weekend for an extra dose of sunshine, dressed up like Daria Werbowy in Isabel Marant Spring 2010

Today was the funeral for Alexander McQueen. I hope he finds peace and beauty in the next life – thank you for a lifetime’s worth of inspiration. (Image of McQueen lace-up peep-toe pumps from Pedder Zine Spring/Summer 2008)

Anthropologie fan favorite Leifsdottir’s Spring 2010 lookbook is lush and lovely, and incites the wanderlust in me, full-body airport scanners be damned. Their pieces are available for online purchase now.

Truly in love in everything Stella McCartney creates – her summer 2010 collection has the sweetest, softest palette of sunset shades.

I haven’t been this excited about a designer collab in awhile – really looking forward to the stripey sweaters by Sonia Rykiel for H&M next week. And it doesn’t help matters that the campaign features my fave model of the moment, Karlie Kloss.

I’m a big fan of Claire Pettibone’s bridal gowns – she designed my wedding dress, after all – and her latest Asian-inspired Spring 2010 collection is nothing short of breathtaking. In a world full of over-the-top cupcake dresses, I love how the standard bloom takes on a more sculptural, textured feel.

Nina Ricci Pre-Fall 2010 serves as the perfect point of inspiration for a Valentine’s Day date – whatever the occasion, the style remains classically romantic, effortlessly feminine, sexy not slutty.