emiliesintobin

7th May 2012 | 3 notes

I’ve been studying for an exam in my Intersection of Science and Painting class for the past several hours, and as someone who has studied d-orbitals possibly a thousand times and only reads “Dior,” this video could not have come at a better time. Shot by Inez and Vinoodh for the legendary French house, the film features a slew of models traipsing through the halls and gardens of France’s most luxurious monument, Versailles, all while sporting the chicest possible getups. I’d say it makes for a very worthy study break.

(Source: inezandvinoodh)

25th Apr 2012 | 3 notes

Yet another installment from our campus style-stalker in residence, the BC Sartorialist. This time, it’s not my hands but me and my good friend Chloe (a contributor on Interns and the City) being shady at lunchtime. Clubmasters and cat-eyes, what could be better?

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4/21/12… Emilie and Chloe… Hillside

From yesterday.

It’s great to see more variety in the style of sunglasses this year, the vintage-inspired ones especially. They add so much more to a look!

Emilie and Chloe were some very nice girls. Turns out they have a new site/blog that will be chronicling the experiences of college interns throughout this coming summer (which is so close… what the hell where does the time go?!?!). It’s called Interns and the City, and it seems like it would be a cool blog to follow for sure! So check that out and follow them on twitter too at @InternsCity.

23rd Apr 2012

Her Campus BC | True Life: I'm a Vegan

“Is there egg in your pasta?” “Is this a cream-based soup?” “Can I get that without the goat cheese?”

— My latest article for Her Campus BC —

21st Apr 2012 | 5 notes

A fellow Boston style-phile asked to snap a photo of my mess of random accessories yesterday, so naturally I went all Tommy Ton and whipped out my phone, rabbit ears and all. The skull and tiny gold wire bracelets are both from Paris, the bottom one was made by my mom, the ring is from my high school, and the nail color is Deborah Lippmann’s Mermaid’s Dream.