Steal the soul of a dress with Elle Muliarchyk





yesterday was lovely.

Marilyn Merilynn Monroe and yours truly were stopped by some university kids who took multiple photos of our outfits right in the middle of the street.

yes, with practically everyone else gaping shamelessly at us (perhaps wondering if we were models?) it was then, with their cameras snapping away right in our faces, that i appreciated the power of a fabulous pair of sunglasses

(and it really isn't easy being Paris Hilton)

thanks to reassuring compliments though, i discovered i could pull off high-waisted jeans (intentional) quite successfully... pays to be skinny, you know.

since i had such a splendid day, i'm rewarding you guys with this clip of Elle Muliarchyk and her dazzling genius.

if you think you're gonna skip this clip, you'd better think again:






The Vogueite is simply blown away by the very concept.

toting about the most imaginative props such as a 300-year old antique mirror, massive King Kong paws, a purse full of autumn leaves and mud...

snapping VOGUE-worthy shots, this model, photographer, hair/make-up stylist and art director all rolled into one is simply a living inspiration.

Elle Muliarchyk's accomplishing all that with only seconds to spare, in the limited space of some of the world's most expensive boutiques. by herself.

and you thought you took pretty alright photographs.





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the genuinely fabulous Ms.Muliarchyk says:

“I came to NYC to become a supermodel :) I enjoyed every second of it until I realized that even though modeling opens the doors for me to a gigantic world it didn’t allow me to express my own creativity and sense for beauty. It was so frustrating that I had to be a perfect mannequin, never complain about the choice of clothes or make-up but never suggest or advice anything of my own, since it would be unprofessional?”

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my hat's off to you, Ms.Muliarchyk.

All sources: FashionNation, TheClothesHorse, NYTimes, Youtube & Elle.M Blog (must-read!)





and did i mention her DIY photographs are drop dead stunning?

such imagination!