You could say I have an ada-diction for Ada Kokosar’s personal style.  She is a stylist and a fashion consultant whose style renders me feeling ashamed of my still-in-progress-style.  Her style is everything I want to have, minimalist, modern, sophisticated with the right amount of masculinity that sets her apart and above many other fashionistas.  Reading more about her in the Telegraph I found out we like the same designers and for the same similar reasons.  This only makes me admire her more.  Enjoy!
From Telegraph, interview by Ellie Pithers
Who are your favourite designers?

Nicolas Ghesquière for his talent for looking forward
and making the most sophisticated, modern look; I love his structural
shapes, sleek overcoats and statement shoes. Riccardo Tisci for his
vision – I’ve known him since he started and he has achieved so much.
His woman has a very unique, strong personality and a mysterious allure.
Phoebe Philo for her effortless, relaxed modernity. Marc Jacobs because
I really appreciate his styling talent. Raf Simons for his search for
detail…read more.

The red carpet at The Met Gala sure gives the Oscars’s red carpet a
run for its money.  And for all the good reasons.  It’s an event hosted
by Vogue which each year celebrates an exhibition displaying
costumes from The Met’s Costume Institute Department.  The Ball marked
the opening of this year’s theme “PUNK: Chaos to Couture” 
And designers rocked it, literally!  Here are my favorites and my bests
who shined the night by wearing their own, I mean their designers own
interpretation of Glam Punk!

 Daisy Bevan.  Don’t know who made her dress but I loved this dress.  The shoes not so much though