Obsession: a persistent preoccupation, idea, or feeling. Hi, my name is Gina and I am an obsessive person, in all aspects (and also compulsive! a wonderful combo don’t you think ?) To be an obsessive person has become something I love and hate about my personality (yes, all at the same time); it has made me do and say things I deeply regret, but also has made me achieve things I never thought would happen. I consider myself a very determined person, I do not rest (literally) until I get something I want ... I think, on one hand it’s a positive ‘quality’ but sometimes it can blind you to the point of being stubborn and foolish, there is a fine line between achieving goals and loosing your mind into something nonsense. Obsessions are responsible of hours of anguish and frustration, non-sleep nights, but at the same time they are great engines to achieve things. What’s your personal meaning of happiness? To get, to have, to do? or all three together... for me, happiness is a state of pea...
Shoe Of The Week: Valentino Booties
It has been a long time since the last "shoe of the week" post ... I’m sorry about the massive delay regarding my shoe crushes. I present you my new Valentino booties, I found them on Las Vegas last weekend. Of course it was love at first sight... just look at them, they are per-fect. I particularly like Valentino shoes, they have things of both worlds: they are very comfortable and beautiful at the same time. This brand has one of the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever tried, like I can walk on Valentino shoes for miles and miles without complaining, their mold is really good and the quality over de top; it’s nice to have comfy and nice shoes at the same time (for a change). The cut out roses are -of course- the statement on these shoes, I mean the leather work is breathtaking. Have a great week sweeties! With love, Gina Ha pasado bastante tiempo desde el último " shoe of the week post "... Siento mucho el abandono respecto a este tema. Les presento mis nuevos boti...
Shoe Of The Week: Jimmy Choo Glitter Pumps
Jimmy Choo is an iconic luxury brand that has pleased millions and billions of women all around the world with their amazing and glamorous creations. I have a couple of shoes from this designer, but this pair is my latest acquisition. The style name is Abel, and they come in a champagne glitter fabric. This fantastic shinny duo has eye catching sparkles and a sexy ‘ciggy’ heel... what else can I say? They are part of the Pre Fall collection, but I’m sure I’m gonna wear them forever, they are a -great- basic for any evening event. So... Keep calm and buy shoes! Have a lovely weekend, Gina Jimmy Choo es una marca legendaria de lujo que ha dado placer a millones y billones de mujeres alrededor del mundo con sus creaciones hermosas, llenas de glamour . Tengo unos cuantos pares de este diseñador, pero este es mi última adquisición. El modelo se llama Abel y tiene un color champaña muy lindo. Este fantástico y brillante dúo tiene un tacón sexy denominado ‘ciggy’ y d...
Shoe Of The Week: Yayoi Kusama for Louis Vuitton
Yayoi Kusama is a talented and -very- famous japanese sculptress, painter and novelist that uses polka dots in different colors and sizes to create art. Louis Vuitton has launched a special edition collection with the collaboration of Kusama and Marc Jacobs -creative director of LV- were shoes, clothing, bags and iconic accessories of the brand are the perfect canvas for her art work. Under the statement “cover yourself in dots” Vuitton gives their consumers 64 unique collection pieces that honor art, fashion and their indisputable bond. The collection in general is clever, powerful and unique; very colorful and in a personal way I love the dimensions it achieves by combining the different pieces, the vitality and energy that they communicate. In my case, I’ve decided to buy this pair of shoes: they are smaller than the size I usually wear... but they were the only ones left in Mexico (only few models are available for each country) so it was time to take drasti...
Shoe Of The Week: YSL Metallic Pumps
It’s been a while since the last Shoe of the Week post. I present you my brand new YSL metallic pumps, which by the way I've been using a lot in the last few weeks, I'm obsessed with them. I found these beauties on sale on my last trip to San Diego , they are from the SS12 collection but I think I'll be wearing them as well during fall and winter. The heel is a piece of art: I mean, just look at the fabulous print! If you like shoes -as much as I do- you can follow my shoe diary on Pinterest and Twitter ; and please tweet me your shoes with the hashtag #shoediary, it’s really fun to keep a daily record. So, what’s your latest shoe acquisition? Hace bastante tiempo que no posteo un Shoe of the Week . Les presento mis nuevos YSL pumps metálicos, que por cierto no me quito... básicamente estoy obsesionada con ellos. Encontré estas bellezas en rebaja (como -casi- siempre) en mi último viaje a San Diego , son de la colección SS12 pero la verdad es que los po...
Shoe Of The Week: Christian Louboutin Pensée Stilettos
As I promised before, here is the post about my Christian Louboutin Pink Pensée stilettos, they are an amazing pair... even the box is gorgeous and one of a kind, don`t you think? Christian Louboutin launched a capsule collection to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his brand. The capsule consists in 20 of his favorite models -one for each year- and six exclusive handbags. He also published a book with the young history of his brand, pictures and histories of his most important creations, sketches, personal pictures and a quite interesting interview. This model is the recreation of the one he originally designed for his 92-93 fall/winter collection. Christian claims that he owes his iconic red sole to this shoe. The history is -as most of the times- a coincidence, or maybe just fate. The thing is that when the first model of Pensée stilettos was presented to Christian (of course after he sketched it) he noticed that something wasn’t right. The presented demo was pink (...
Shoe Of The Week: Zara Snake Print Sandals
In this post, I wanted to show you my new Zara sandals. Surprisingly they are very comfortable, I liked the color combination, it’s different but at the same time accurate and wearable. You can match them with a nice dress or a pair of jeans and a basic t shirt. I think I liked them because they are similiar to some of the shoes I saw on the Diane Von Furstenberg, Alexander Wang, Givenchy, Chloé, Jimmy Choo and Reed Krakoff SS12 runways. Zara, as we all know has the incredible ability - from season to season- to clone and reproduce must (ok, all) of the trendiest pieces from the top designers. It’s really amazing the skill this emporium has to re create the trends and sell them (as water in the dessert) at “accessible” prices all around the world. It’s difficult to visit one of these stores and leave empty handed (at least I can’t); the displays are really attractive and you always “manage to find” something for your wardrobe that you were “looking for”. For me, this ability is th...
Shoe of the Week: Prada Flaming Heels
I have to start this post by making two huge statements: first, it was a triumph to find this pair of shoes (they were the only pair at the store destined to the mannequin displayed at the apparel); Second, I don’t know how I will wear this beauties, but I knew I had to own them. While I was in NYC I didn’t have much time to shop nor visit the city, but I knew that the minute I had some spare time I had to look for the Prada "flame" shoes I saw on the SS12 runway. They are statement shoes, I mean -just to start- they have green flaming heels. Of course it will get tricky when I wear them (they are definitely eye catching) but as a “shoe collector” I am (it´s my new nickname so I don’t feel such a shoe freak) I knew I had to own them (insert your “you have to go to therapy comment” here) Who else can manage to combine in a successful way cars, sweetness, flaming heels, ladylike dressing and jewlery in a women’s collection other than Miuccia Prada? This shoe collection has awa...







