Men and Women all Dressed Up

Here's a few shots I've collected over the past little while of both men and women. Pay close attention and you'll see a few of the people I dubbed as "Style Icons" on this. I'm 100% sure the photo below is Anna Dello Russo, one of my favourite women of fashion. Enjoy!

photocredit: swagger360

I can't remember where I've retrieved most of these photos. If any of you have an idea, please shoot me a message so I can credit the right people.

On a side note, I LOVE EVERYBODY! lol...ok bye.

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Well Dressed Women

Not much to say except I love the outfits all of these women are wearing, some are extravagant and others are simple. A few of the girls are well renowned for their fashion sense and if you follow my blog you'll spot one of my favourite style icons, Anna Dello Russo. Keep an eye out for future posts, two of these girls will be my next Woman of Style.

This will probably be my last post till I get into Egypt. I'll try and post as soon as I land with some photos.
xox,

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