Hello friends,
A girl only turns fifteen once. Brother Steven and Sister Brittany explore the quinceanera culture in this pouty princess project. Braces, baubles and ball gowns, y'all.
2010 has been good to us. I mean, tricky and a touch unpredictable at times, but mostly ... great. That said, I think we are collectively excited to bid adieu to 2010 and welcome in the new year. Hello 2011, you look ravishing tonight!
For this reason and others of the top secret sort, we got together this week to try the new year on for size.
Man, I love these folks!
All images by Allison V. Smith (which explains why she's not in any of them...)
Wondering what to get the darling in your life for the holidays? Take a tip from Sister Brittany's gift guide featured in the current issue of F!D Luxe. Several styling superstars contributed the guide this year. Brittany was chosen to cover gifts that POP. A natural selection, I think.
Whoa. I believe that was my exact reaction to seeing this jaw-dropping story shot by Brother Richard and styled by Sister Brittany for On Magazine's current issue. On location at the new Christian Louboutin Store in Highland Park Village, Wallflowers Allegra and Lexi are almost entirely outfitted in Louboutin pieces.
Looks like hott is our word of the week.
The Neiman Marcus Beauty Book is a gorgeous gift guide for holiday... Fellas take note! Brother Chris and Sister Brittany supported by a fantastic crew and directed by a favorite client make a little magic yet again.
Who's having trouble believing it's already "that time of year"? It can't possibly just be me. Here in Tejas, the temperatures are still nearing 80 and the sun is shining like it too is reluctant to accept the holidays are coming.
But retail marches on. And we are thankful for that! Sister Brittany shines in this story for Neiman's Holiday Book. OMG - totally.
Sister Brittany has been a busy girl. Testing and experimenting and working and playing... Below, she partnered photographer, Dinah Gordy and worked with a Sisterbrother favorite, Wallflower Mary Margaret. Definitely one of my favorite projects of hers. I love to look at styling and think, "Man, I could never do that."