This was the first lookbook for my vintage shop that I styled AND photographed, so I was a bit nervous about how they turned out, but now I am so tickled about them! "Among the Flowers" photographed by Rodellee Bas (c'est moi!) and modeled by Zoe Portia Flood. All clothes in the shoot are vintage and are available for purchase at Adored Vintage.
View the Entire Adored Vintage FW2012 Lookbook

View the Entire Adored Vintage FW2012 Lookbook

Here are some lovely behind the scenes photos from a shoot I styled a few days ago with the lovely Jade McDaniel. I worked with photographer Lauren Freney, who's work I find so lovely! Once I get the final images I'll share with all of you. But for now, here are some pictures I snapped with Instagram and Hipstamatic!


{ The Team }
Photographer: Lauren Freney
Make-Up: Shaun Garcia
Hair: Tony Yanez
Wardrobe: Rodellee Bas for Adorevintage.com
Model: Jade McDaniel

The AV Vintage May 2011 lookbook shoot was a really fun day spent with friends and a team of talented individuals. I had quite a lot of fun styling the shoot which was inspired by the 1960s (a modern take on Brigitte Bardot hair and thick lashes with coral lips). I wanted to keep the clothes very subdued with hints of cocoa and caramel here and there. You can purchase all the clothes featured in the lookbook at Adorevintage.com

I hope you love the new Lookbook images as much as I loved putting it together! Life is a bit hectic right now (I'm moving, again!) but hopefully will be able to create a June/July lookbook as I have so many ideas in my little noggin!

Last week I styled a fashion editorial shoot for Los Angeles photographer Huy Doan. We shot in this fantastic little guest house in Santa Monica filled with mid-century modern furnishings and nature found treasures.



Check out more of my wardrobe styling work here: www.rodellee.com

When I was approached by Conan Thai to style a shoot I was really ecstatic. I had met him before through one of my friends, Sade Williams, and really loved his work.

I really love how the shoot turned out, it's vintage, it's lovely, it's emotional, fresh... I hope you love it as much as I do!















Photography: Conan Thai
Styling: Rodellee
Hair: Chloe Doan
Make-up: Brie Leach
Photo Assistant: Philip Tieu

Check out more of Conan's work: "Lost in the Analog" at Ben Trovato and "Attempts to Fly" at Peta Pixel

*** If you are a photographer and would like your work featured on the Adorevintage blog, please don't hesitate to contact us with samples of your latest work!

Last weekend I had a wonderful opportunity to style a rustic wedding inspiration shoot (which I hope will grace some of my favorite wedding blogs!) This was one of the bigger production shoots I've done with so many talented people involved. What a truly fun day!



The amazing dresses are from designer Esther Jean who creates the most beautiful vintage inspired dresses and separates I've ever seen. Be sure to check out the site (an online store is coming soon!). It's Uh-Maze-Ing!

CREDITS + THE TEAM:
All images taken by: Kristin Rogers
Hair – Dianna Lopez
Make – Up – Amy Clarke
Hair Pieces – A Touch of Vintage
Jewelry – Nicolenjoli Jewelry
Set & Tablescape – Bre{Style}
Flowers – Flower Design by Jacqueline Ahne
Wardrobe & Styling – Rodellee
Bride Model – Allie Dayhuff
Bridesmaid Model – Tracy O
Groom Model – Rodrigo Nicolau
Groomsmen Model – Jon Riv

A few weeks ago I was asked to style a vintage fashion editorial with the wonderful Caitlin Bellah and Paisley McCollom from FORD. We shot close to a family pumpkin patch and farmer's market which resulted in some troubles for us as we were "guerrilla style" shooting (when you don't get permit) and got kicked out. (Oops!) But luckily we were able to get most of our shots in!


I had such fun at the shoot! Paisley is currently one of the Forever21 models and told me a bit about what it was like working for them, she also shared how surreal it was to see giant posters of her face at Target when she had a campaign with them. I'm always a bit fascinated by stories like these, but mostly fascinated that when you meet these models in person, they're so normal and approachable, not at all like their glossy alter egos.


If you're wondering why the vintage clothes look familiar... it's because most of the wardrobe is from my Adorevintage!