Skip to main content

Moody.




Exclusive: Check out my latest shoe design for the Jeffrey Campbell + Akira My Way Contest!!! If you have a Chictopia account, please support my design and help make mine the winning pair to be MADE AND SOLD at AKIRA Chicago!!!!

View my style statement alongside mood board.

Please Support Bella's design and make it your favorite!

Comments

Alex said…
Phenomenal! And I love the first photo, wherever you found that. Everyone click "favorite" for Bella!
2:14 PM
Unknown said…
love, love, LOVE your shoe design, I would so buy those and will definitely try to set up an account and vote for you. The contrast between its delicate ballet-shoe style and the chunky platform is really interesting... As for your style choices (bottom pic) that is pretty much my current wish list right there. X

ella-lapetiteanglaise.blogspot.com
2:45 PM
Lainey said…
I'm loving it!! I will definitely go and support.
2:48 PM
Anonymous said…
This is AMAZING AMZING AMAZING!! Omg I want to buy these right now. You are such a talent.

Jeffrey Campbell PLEASE MAKE THESE SHOES FOR BELLA!!!!!!
2:57 PM
Anonymous said…
This is AMAZING AMZING AMAZING!! Omg I want to buy these right now. You are such a talent.

Jeffrey Campbell PLEASE MAKE THESE SHOES FOR BELLA!!!!!!
2:57 PM
Unknown said…
Love the concept behind this post. The design is gorgeous. Good luck!

check out my blog
PASTIME BLISS
http://thepastimebliss.blogspot.com/
6:50 PM
xxyy said…
great set. I love the ballerina shoes.xx

http://provocativecouture.blogspot.com/
1:40 AM
Rchliey said…
wow, it is ballerina shoes, so lovely and cute
4:11 AM
Stephanie said…
what a great idea! I love it!

lachicmenagerie.blogspot.com
5:27 AM
diane said…
The idea of the clear heel is genius. I went over and voted. Good luck.
11:14 AM
Seeker said…
Loving the concept and I'm going to vote!!!!

Luv to gorgeous you.

xoxo
2:37 PM
Marissa said…
So magical. I want them, Bella! Good luck. You deserve to win!
5:32 PM
Anonymous said…
DEAR JEFFREY CAMPBELL,

PLEASE MAKE THSE SHOES SO THAT BELLA AND THE FREE WORLD CAN HAVE THEM!!!!
4:11 PM
sweet said…
Wow you are very talented...

great designs love...
very creative!!!

kisses
Sweet
PensandLens
7:43 AM
Anonymous said…
Voted!!!!
2:51 PM
ZHENYA ZHURAVLYOVA said…
У тебя очень красивые волосы))
3:23 AM
Nina said…
I love the shoes and your inspiration! =)

www.fotosandfashion.blogspot.com
1:20 PM
Anonymous said…
INCREDIBLE!
3:58 PM
Anonymous said…
INCREDIBLE!
3:58 PM
Brooke said…
Wow, did you sketch this (second image)? SO amazing.
11:07 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Face Time with Red Wine

Through the looking glass of a little green Beetle... Unaffected, I paid little attention to the insufferable ambiance that lent a mere 22 degrees or to an audience of six casual observers who felt it mandatory to applaud the larking about of my camera love child. So we clambered into the cold steel of one such orphaned shopping cart and went on our happy way. Special thanks to the lovely Vicen for featuring me in LOOK 10 ... thanks a million sweetie! Coat (faux fur trim), H&M. Heels, JC.
167 comments
MORE PICTURES »

The Carousel Ride

A little storytelling... A modicum of silence swallowed the room as dusty shards of sunlight patterned the multicolored carpet. Decorated with an army of garish jewelry, everything jingles, almost intentionally, as the woman perched behind the large candy counter brushes invisible lint from her blouse. Her silvery hair is the color of cotton candy. She offers a genuine smile before shifting her gaze downcast towards her slender hands. Briefly, she examines their delicate surface that is creviced by time and wiser than yesterday. At four quarters per ride, it was a small price for six minutes of uncontaminated childhood reminiscence to sweep the memory warehouse. And while we kept the company of an epoch 1920’s carousel, 60 handcrafted horses, and funky reindeer, we went round and round, faster and faster… letting it take us to those secret places we almost forgot existed. --Bella H. p.s. In lieu of those who have so thoughtfully given me awards and spotlight features... YOU'RE AM...
190 comments
MORE PICTURES »

They said it was a Trail of Tears

I don’t have to search futilely the dank corners of an attic riddled with dust, or spend hours wading through the unbounded contents of a relic cherrywood trunk to grasp the secret language of my heritage. Because in the darkness of quiet spaces, when the world was seduced by a requiem of sleep, I heard the myriad of stories that taught me of my Great Grandmother’s upbringing. As a child, I learned of her survival and the devastating circumstances that transpired during the forced relocation to Indian reservations west of the Mississippi River. And even in the fades of memory, the truth can resurface… and some stories live to linger. So as one of my latest writing projects unfurls its raw edges, what I’ve rediscovered is that sometimes, getting back to your roots is a journey all in itself. p.s. Special thanks to the Modepass team for my wicked Flair Magazine Spotlight ! (Forever 21 feather hair clip and necklaces, Vintage turquoise ring and bracelet, Brass Plum crochet dress, G...
110 comments
MORE PICTURES »