Saints or Sinners?

Halloween is just around the corner, but there’s no need to wait for a holiday in order to start a party. If you have a real passion for fashion, you probably have already looked through the Fall/Winter 2011 collections. Honestly, I have never been more confused. Louis Vuitton, Alexander McQueen, Marco de Vincenzo and many more are torturing us with their “good girl gone bad” vision. Apparently, the femme fatale and enfant terrible with the soul of an angel mix is the new look of the season. My question is, are you ready for the game? And if yes, are you going to heaven, or straight to hell to help the other sinners?

Taking into account the importance of the matter, my beautiful Cindirellas, we will give you till midnight! But don’t try to fool us: this Delphina Delettrez necklace may make you look like an angel, but we know that just because you dressed modestly doesn’t mean you’re not wearing Agent Provocateur stockings underneath your clothes. Turns out with the fashion of Fall 2011 you’re going to indulge your darker side and look sexually demonic no matter how hard you try to show us your better self!

This is the irony of seasonal collections, instead of too many choices-you suddenly have none.

Louis Vuitton

Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci

Alexander McQueen

Marco de Vincenzo

Ulyana Sergeenko

Accessories to help recreate the mood:

Delfina Delettrez Necklaces and Skull Rings, www.delfinadelettrez.com price upon request.

Louis Vuitton bag, limited edition, www.louisvuitton.com, price upon request

Agent Provocateur patent leather stockings, www.agentprovocateur.com $ 630

Alexander McQueen sandals, exclusively at Alexander McQueen stores, price upon request.

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Leyla Salavatova grew up in the Republic of Dagestan in Southern Russia. She developed her love of fashion from her grandmother, an established fashionista. She has traveled the world since the age of six, experiencing other cultures and traditions. Leyla chose to follow elder family members and attended the prestigious Lomonosov Law School in Moscow. Upon graduation she decided to follow her dreams and move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the fashion world. Leyla recently graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. Leyla Salavatova