Oh, Johnny and Kate..

I love this video, neither of them seem very thrilled to be doing whatever interview that is. It's such a ridiculous set and they look very out of place, especially Depp. I love watching interviews, especially when you can tell the celebrity has no interest in being there. It's amusing :)

Well you two clean up nice.

Check out some more of the same here.

As much as I adore Kirsten Dunst, as mentioned in my previous post, I have to say that Jessica Stam pulls off this Rodarte much better. Maybe that's not fair, since Stam makes her living on making clothes look good, but eh, life's not fair.

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Ahh Marie Antoinette, a fabulous movie about a fabulous gal. Yes, she may have had a major part in running France straight into debt, but she did it with such style! The film aptly displays this. I just purchased the soundtrack, which reminds me of A Knight's Tale (another great movie). It has an awesome mix up of music, which mostly consists of songs from a few decades ago rather than centuries. I adore Kirsten Dunst, and Sofia Coppola does a superb job of writing and directing. It's such a colorful movie, and I love watching it just for the sets, props, and of course the costumes.

Oh, can't forget about that hair!

A couple of days ago I seemingly randomly mentioned that I was in DSW. I meant to bring up this pair of Steve Maddens I found there, but my Calvin Klein rant was getting a bit lengthy. So here it is for the shoes. I spotted them across the room...it was love at first sight... Cha well not quite but I did fall in Like with them. They were some Marni knockoffs, like the legit ones Camille has from Childhood Flames. Tre cute. And quite easy to walk in. Alas, I have nothing to wear them with, nowhere to wear them to, and certainly no one to wear them with since I would tower at least a foot over everyone. Such a shame.

They were similar to these, except with more of a heel than a wedge.

It seems like it was only a week ago that Michael Jackson was sparkling in a Balmain tee, and just yesterday that he was cloaked in a Givenchy jacket... Okay, I can't say that I'm all that fascinated with these articles, it's really just the only recent mention I've heard of him. Oh, but a few months back when I visited the Motown Museum I saw his white glove. Yeah, but that's about it. Oh wait and I made a card for my friend with a picture of Michael on it! Anyway... I'm always shocked when celebrities die. It just seems like they're always going to be there, and I guess in a way they will be, since they're basically immortalized by their work and in the tabloids, etc. This was kind of a ramble-y post but I just felt it should be about the late, and sometimes great, Michael Jackson.

I want you back, Michael ... not really, that was just too good to let slide by

Today at DSW, while I was tottering around in shoes I'd never actually buy, I mentioned to my mom I want some Calvins. I mean, it's not like this is really anything new. Yes, the big buzz about the latest billboard did re-spark my interest, but I originally wanted a pair about a year ago. But, of course, my mom had heard about the ad and consequently shut me down immediately. What a buzz kill. I do think the television commercial goes too far, but I don't feel the same about the billboard. It's been replaced with a gorgeous model in a little red bikini. So cool. Now instead of a sex scandal, girls will just want to puke up that burger they just ate. Nice.

But Calvin Klein is just so iconic! Especially of the 80's and 90's, with Brooke Shields, Back to the Future, Kate Moss, Marky Mark... And I'm really into those two decades right now. But hey, Calvin Klein got the attention they wanted, and maybe my mom will come around. Yeahhh..

I found it! In Vogue's big Spring issue from last

year. I am obsessed with Burberrry's Spring/Summer 2008 campaign, and I finally found a spread of it! I'm pretty annoyed with myself though because I know I nabbed a booklet from the Burberry store, but I managed to lose it, or at least temporarily misplace it, so I'm stuck with just a rip-out from Vogue.

A major part of what makes this specific campaign so so appealing to me is the video. I love those black heels worn with black socks, seeing the models in action, enjoying themselves, and, of course, Blondelle's "Pest Control" blaring throughout.