My take on Nefertiti for my luncheon tomorrow
Dress:Juicy Couture; Bag: Chanel; Sandals; Prada; Necklace: from Grand Bazaar, Istanbul
Friday, 5 December 2014
Thursday, 4 December 2014
Science and fashion
I found this innovative website which led me to think about
women in science and their attiti=ude towards fashion:
It’s a quirky website, featuring designs inspired by science
– like conveying complexity of neural networks in a dress! However, what
about fashion inspiring women of science? Generally, as a rule, I get this
impression that most people think if you are a scientist you are not likely to
be fashionable. I don’t think agree with this, especially among Arab women, and
I know my colleagues from the Middle East will concur with me.
In fact, many women of science are very stylish and indeed
have contributed their scientific knowledge towards fashion items –
The Newtonian Physics of Manolo Blahniks by the physicist
Debbie Berebichez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIIo0SlagD8
On that note, Arab women of science – please send your
photos to me is stylish outfits so we can claim that women scientists are every
bit as stylish as any fashioista and on that note, here is a little outfit for
future congresses:
Dress & jacket from Chanel (vintage); Bag from Balenciaga & Shoes from Valentino (vintage)
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
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