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.

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I love the randomness of this page! You can’t go wrong with crazy jewelry, Michael Jackson and a dash of gold. The piano image is from an old issue of Teen Vogue. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Keeping with the green theme today, here’s a dose of minty goodness! View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

A little bit rock n’ roll, a little bit Parisian and oh so chic! View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Intense, glowing orange is so alluring (and makes me want to run out and get this Lipstick Queen pencil immediately). View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Blues are so fresh and alluring! To this day, I adore this Balenciaga campaign that featured coloring outside of the lines. View the full Fashion Notebook set on Flickr.

Orange and citrus tones are not usually my favorite colors but I admire their punchiness. No apologies, they’re bold and mean business.

When I share some of these collages, they bring back so many memories — some of these pages were probably started 10 years ago. The oversized notebook containing upwards of 50 pages is now tattered but still grows by the month as a flood of new magazines arrive on my doorstep.

I think I mentioned this before but the reason I started the Fashion Notebook was because as a teenager, my stacks of magazines were out of control. I needed a controlled way to organize all of my favorite fashion imagery. As the books filled up, themes became apparent as I began grouping images by color and pattern. To me, each page is like a mini mood board, always growing as new clippings are layered. I love the idea of it being a constant work in progress.

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