This collage contains two of my favorite things, lace and stripes done up in fail-safe black and white. Oh so chic and Parisian! View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Here’s a strange yet intoxicating brew of citrus-hued items. I love a dash of bright tangerine or yellow peaking out from a mostly black wardrobe. Whether it’s neon nails or a neon handbag, a few pops of color go a long way. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

In certain circles, beige is considered a dirty word. But personally, I love it when beige tones are worn as a base and then paired with darker colors. It’s all a matter of how you mix it up! View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

This vibrant shade of scarlet reminds me of Fall. I’m wearing a red plaid wool skirt today, inspired by this collage. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

My favorite time period in fashion has always been the mod, space age Sixties. I love that 45+ years after the fact, designers are still drawing inspiration from this era. I sprinkled in a few more recent extras to round out the mix. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Gold is so regal and glamorous and well, when done up in glitter and sequins, it’s even better. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

You just can’t go wrong with a collage featuring two supermodels and the most perfect shade of royal blue. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

In my mind, the perfect shade of green is that of the Green Crayola crayon. It’s always been one of my favorite colors. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

P.S. I’ve been running around New York nonstop this week and have so much to share! Regular posting will resume after Friday.

An illustrated Hermes bag, type and stripes all done up in crisp black and white? Yes, please! View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

There are so many things that I love on this page but the starring image is definitely these shoes (either Prada or Miu Miu, it’s been far too long for me to remember!) which were so ahead of the curve when they came out years ago. The rest of the page is very rock and roll but in a very regal, prim incarnation. Which might be perfect if you’re taking a break from your tour to meet the Queen.

View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.