Sunday Night Toast

Lazy Sundays call for lurking on the pages of the Miss Moss blog, looking at all the lovely things. Her blog is in the beautiful world between Tumblr and Pinterest. Not as many weddings on Pinterest, and rarely as many naked bodies like on Tumblr. Through her blog I discovered the UK brand Toast. And with their Spring collection inspired by all things Diane Keaton I have never been in love so strongly like this...

Does someone want to buy me everything? I think this calls for Satchmo to serenade you through this collection

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at dusk

blouse: vintage calvin klein via jen's closet
pants: gifted
everything else: vintage

I watched Manhattan last night, like it much better than Annie Hall. SORRY...it's just, maybe too much hype? I kind of want to watch it again tonight. It's on netflix and Diane Keaton has a PERM, CURLY HAIR PERM. It all over marvelous, everyone outfits are on point, and the story line grabs your heart from the moment it opens with fireworks on the hudson juxtapose to Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.

This is my attempt ( of many more attempts) of having more of that Woody Allen movie character appeal. I always wished there was a prominent back female character in any of his films, but alas there isn't...so I just pretend that I am in one myself. Isn't that the point of having an imagination?

It was really dark out when I took these, but fortunately Dave was able to snap them right before the sun set. I now kind of regret not getting an SLR of black friday, but I did enjoy sleeping....

inspo: Annie Hall

Modern Day, Annie Hall by avecbianca featuring a long leather coat

Ok, I finally watched Annie Hall. After years of people telling me "IT WILL CHANGE MY LIFE" I finally watched it, and my verdict....it was ok.

I had that same feeling in my heart as I did when I finally saw Breakfast at Tiffany's. And aire of disappointment (though I do believe I want to watch it again...) I LOVE Funny Face, I DIE FOR Hannah and Her Sisters, but these so called American classics, were just ok...

Regardless if I loved the film or not, the clothes OH THE CLOTHES, were great! It was so nice to watch the film versus Googling "Annie Hall" to see all these inspirational pieces.

Again, high waists, button ups, jackets, I only hope to be as crazy as Diane Keaton when I grow up! Plus I love it when characters wear the same clothes, Annie had her classic oxford she wore time and time again!

Oh and a young Jeff Goldblum, yes yes please! Plus, the scene of Annie Hall buying a cat book, can I be her yet? If Annie Hall lived today, she'd be the coolest blogger around.

(not Annie Hall, but AMERICAN APPAREL MODEL YES...love her room too! haha!)

wanted to be a "Keaton"

Blouse: birthday gift
Everything Else: Vintage
Purse: Vintage Coach (mother's)

Whether it was Diane Keaton, or Alex P. Keaton from Family Ties, there's always been a little part of me that really wanted to be a "Keaton." And honestly it all comes from the way they dress. The whole Keaton family on Family Ties had marvelous style (except for that weird little brother) and Diane Keaton style still rocks today! I hope to grow up to be as weird as her some day...

It was difficult snapping these pictures, Chicago was crazy crowded because of the nice weather, and I just cancelled my plans with my friends so I was a little sad. Turns out things worked out for the better by the end of the day (if you've seen my instagram) so it was all good.

And is it me or is my hair getting crazy long. Can't believe it once looked like this...NEVER AGAIN!