Sunday, July 27, 2008

>>Happy birthday C!!!!...<< Heidy

“…happy birthday to you..happy birthday to you..happy birthday..happy birthday..happy birthdar Carl!!!!”
...hohohoho…



Today’s outfit :
Oversize shirt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 15.000 (less than $2)
Skinny pants : Pusdai Friday Market Rp. 17.500 (about $2)
Bangles : Pasar Asemka Rp. 10.000 each ($1 each)
Bag : Pasar Senen Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Sandals : Bellagio


Carl’s :
Shirt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 5.000 (less than $1)
Faded jeans : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Shoes : Pasar Mayestik Rp. 25.000 (about $3)


Monday, July 21, 2008

>>Cheap Monday<< Heidy

As I already posted before… Monday equals Cheap Movie..hoho!!
Today’s movie is "The Dark Knight"..well..for me and Carl..this movie is seriously so cool!!!..hoho..



Today’s outfit :
Stripe shirt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 5.000 (less than $1)
Khaki baggy pants : Pusdai Friday Market Rp. 5.000 (less than $1)
Orange necklace : Malioboro Yogyakarta Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Bangles : a gift from Moniq and from Pasar Asemka Rp. 10.000 each ($1 each)
Belt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 7.500 (less than $1)
Bag : Pasar Senen Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Flats : SOGO Department Store


Carl’s :
Stripe polo shirt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 10.000 ($1)
Faded jeans : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Shoes : Pasar Mayestik Rp. 25.000 (about $3)


Saturday, July 19, 2008

Redefining the Organic Tee



Most t-shirts today are throwaways and either loaded with logos or re-hashed iconic images or just plain-old-boring. And to find an organic tee that's not hard as cardboard and in an unsightly dull color is another issue. Luckily, there's the fresh new organic graphic tee line, Elodie, to the rescue. No more schlepping to the gym in your Nike/Adidas/Puma logo-loaded tee or that ratty Hanes. Now you can be kind to the environment and look stylish without promoting some one's brand on your chest. Hallelujah!

Elodie Design's graphic tees are like a piece of art - painterly and free-form with subtle hidden meanings for each graphic. The designer, Jacqueline Bendy, has cleverly created "definitions" for each of her tees. Each tee, like a painting, is christened a name and its definition inconspicuously printed at the bottom hem. Her current collection of Philosophy tees are titled "Fianza" (a guarantee that an obligation will be met), "Prudence" (practical wisdom), and Valor Real (actual or true value.) And the shapes and fabric of the tees are refreshingly chic and comfortable, especially for an organic tee which can sometimes be stiff and boxy in shape. These long, lean tees are cut for a real woman and look great dressed down with yoga pants or refined with a pair of sleek jeans. These fabulous tees can be had online at Elodiedesign.com or to see one up close and personal, pop over to Market in Brentwood.

I'm anxious to get a hold of the upcoming Elodie Flores collection of botanical- inspired tees that were adapted from the designer's friend and artist, Soraya Chemaly (see above.) These striking, contemporary images interpret florals in a new way with lush, over sized floral designs. The colors are rich and versatile featuring a palette of eggplant, persimmon, dove grey, and shots of neon. And yet again, Elodie cleverly pairs each tee with a signature definition - Iris/wisdom, Cosmos/harmony, and Chrysanthemum/optimism.

Finally a basic tee that's not so basic after all - whisper-light weight organic cotton in a long flattering fit, and with punches of color and free-form graphics made from low-impact dyes. Say goodbye to your athletic tees and say hello to Elodie!

Redefining the Organic Tee



Most t-shirts today are throwaways and either loaded with logos or re-hashed iconic images or just plain-old-boring. And to find an organic tee that's not hard as cardboard and in an unsightly dull color is another issue. Luckily, there's the fresh new organic graphic tee line, Elodie, to the rescue. No more schlepping to the gym in your Nike/Adidas/Puma logo-loaded tee or that ratty Hanes. Now you can be kind to the environment and look stylish without promoting some one's brand on your chest. Hallelujah!

Elodie Design's graphic tees are like a piece of art - painterly and free-form with subtle hidden meanings for each graphic. The designer, Jacqueline Bendy, has cleverly created "definitions" for each of her tees. Each tee, like a painting, is christened a name and its definition inconspicuously printed at the bottom hem. Her current collection of Philosophy tees are titled "Fianza" (a guarantee that an obligation will be met), "Prudence" (practical wisdom), and Valor Real (actual or true value.) And the shapes and fabric of the tees are refreshingly chic and comfortable, especially for an organic tee which can sometimes be stiff and boxy in shape. These long, lean tees are cut for a real woman and look great dressed down with yoga pants or refined with a pair of sleek jeans. These fabulous tees can be had online at Elodiedesign.com or to see one up close and personal, pop over to Market in Brentwood.

I'm anxious to get a hold of the upcoming Elodie Flores collection of botanical- inspired tees that were adapted from the designer's friend and artist, Soraya Chemaly (see above.) These striking, contemporary images interpret florals in a new way with lush, over sized floral designs. The colors are rich and versatile featuring a palette of eggplant, persimmon, dove grey, and shots of neon. And yet again, Elodie cleverly pairs each tee with a signature definition - Iris/wisdom, Cosmos/harmony, and Chrysanthemum/optimism.

Finally a basic tee that's not so basic after all - whisper-light weight organic cotton in a long flattering fit, and with punches of color and free-form graphics made from low-impact dyes. Say goodbye to your athletic tees and say hello to Elodie!

Friday, July 18, 2008

Stacia Fall 2008 has Arrived!





Every Summer it freaks me out to be boxing up Fall merchandise in the middle of July's sweltering heat. I'm just breaking out my own Summer clothes and the stores are already showing wool and other Fall-like fabrications. What's up with that? Even from my early years at Calvin Klein right out of Parsons I wondered the same. And here I am following the system! That's why I try to design with season-less fabrics with a wear-now sensibility, because that's how I want to dress. Hence, you'll find a lot of vibrant colors in my Fall collection, as well as transitional and eco-friendly fabrics such as bamboo/cotton and 100% bamboo. And most of my tops and dresses are in a light-weight 14gg knit so you can wear it now literally and not wait until October's chill to crank out your Fall stuff. Yes, I will have some cozier, cold-weather sweaters coming up next month, to arrive in stores in time for "back-to-school" or the break of Fall in September.

I've got two new groups for you up online now - Town & Country and Mission. The Town & Country is an ode to the old-school Hawaiian way of describing the two Island lifestyles - Town being the big city, Honolulu, and Country being the rural North Shore. The bamboo/cotton knits epitomize those two different lifestyles. You can wear these tops to work and look polished or throw on with some jeans and go country. The colors here are transitional to get you in the mood for Fall - Seagrass, Banyan, Haiku, and Lantern.

The Mission group is one big splash of color. Exactly what I want to wear now. These multi-hued colors evoke the Mission culture of old California - Mesa, Adobe, Sequoia, and Juniper. Lively colors, yet simplified shapes that you can wear now or cozy up in come Fall.

A few of my favorite things this Fall at Stacia are the Juniper placket tunic with chunky crochet scarf to warm things up. The ultimate dress to don with your tall black boots and bare legs is in Adobe, with sexy ruching around the bust to accentuate the positive. And if you're looking for a heavier weight knit without the itch-factor of wool, try the 7gg tuck stitch cowl neck or the 7gg hoodie. I swear this bamboo yarn in heavier gauges feels just like cashmere, and a hell of a lot cheaper and easier to care for. Being that I gave up dry cleaning when I left NYC 4 years ago (pretty much when I started having kids) I have yet to dry clean any of my own Stacia sweaters. I throw those puppies right in the wash with everything else and soften 'em up in the dryer. My only recommendation is to avoid zippers and jeans when washing with the delicate knits to avoid snags.

Check out all the new goodies online at www.shopstacia.com. Email me any questions about the line anytime. I'm all ears for suggestions, inspiration, and moral support!!

Stacia Fall 2008 has Arrived!





Every Summer it freaks me out to be boxing up Fall merchandise in the middle of July's sweltering heat. I'm just breaking out my own Summer clothes and the stores are already showing wool and other Fall-like fabrications. What's up with that? Even from my early years at Calvin Klein right out of Parsons I wondered the same. And here I am following the system! That's why I try to design with season-less fabrics with a wear-now sensibility, because that's how I want to dress. Hence, you'll find a lot of vibrant colors in my Fall collection, as well as transitional and eco-friendly fabrics such as bamboo/cotton and 100% bamboo. And most of my tops and dresses are in a light-weight 14gg knit so you can wear it now literally and not wait until October's chill to crank out your Fall stuff. Yes, I will have some cozier, cold-weather sweaters coming up next month, to arrive in stores in time for "back-to-school" or the break of Fall in September.

I've got two new groups for you up online now - Town & Country and Mission. The Town & Country is an ode to the old-school Hawaiian way of describing the two Island lifestyles - Town being the big city, Honolulu, and Country being the rural North Shore. The bamboo/cotton knits epitomize those two different lifestyles. You can wear these tops to work and look polished or throw on with some jeans and go country. The colors here are transitional to get you in the mood for Fall - Seagrass, Banyan, Haiku, and Lantern.

The Mission group is one big splash of color. Exactly what I want to wear now. These multi-hued colors evoke the Mission culture of old California - Mesa, Adobe, Sequoia, and Juniper. Lively colors, yet simplified shapes that you can wear now or cozy up in come Fall.

A few of my favorite things this Fall at Stacia are the Juniper placket tunic with chunky crochet scarf to warm things up. The ultimate dress to don with your tall black boots and bare legs is in Adobe, with sexy ruching around the bust to accentuate the positive. And if you're looking for a heavier weight knit without the itch-factor of wool, try the 7gg tuck stitch cowl neck or the 7gg hoodie. I swear this bamboo yarn in heavier gauges feels just like cashmere, and a hell of a lot cheaper and easier to care for. Being that I gave up dry cleaning when I left NYC 4 years ago (pretty much when I started having kids) I have yet to dry clean any of my own Stacia sweaters. I throw those puppies right in the wash with everything else and soften 'em up in the dryer. My only recommendation is to avoid zippers and jeans when washing with the delicate knits to avoid snags.

Check out all the new goodies online at www.shopstacia.com. Email me any questions about the line anytime. I'm all ears for suggestions, inspiration, and moral support!!

Monday, July 7, 2008

>> Just another Monday << Heidy

Yeahhh… it’s another Monday…!!! It’s another “cheap movie” day for me and Carl..hoho..
This time, we just watched Hancock..well, it’s quite an entertaining movie for me but not for Carl..!!
That’s all!!



Today’s outfit :
Black cardigan : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 2.000 (less than $1)
Black shirt : Pusdai Friday Market Rp. 8.000 (less than $1)
Skirt : Pusdai Friday Market Rp. 8.000 (less than $1)
Necklace : Forever21 Rp. 80.000 ($8) and Smoothie Dayspot Rp. 20.000 ($2)
Skinny belt : Pasar Gedebage Rp. 7.500 (less than $1)

Bag : Pasar Senen Rp. 25.000 (about $3)
Bangles : Pasar Asemka Rp. 10.000 each ($1 each)
Sandals : VNC


Carl’s :
Hat : Bandung Halal Fair Rp. 30.000 ($3)
Shirt : Pasar Senen Rp. 5.000 (less than $1)
Pants : Tailor made
Sneakers : Puma