Eye Candy: Anthrpologie March 2015 catalogue

Dara Pullover ($88), Far Sun Skirt ($128).

My plans to run reviews today were derailed by most of the items I tried not yet being online, so while I wait for them to appear let’s take a peek at Anthropologie’s latest lookbook, shall we? For March 2015 Anthropologie headed back to India, one of its favorite catalogue locales. It’s hard to argue with the result — these alternate photos I have throughout this post in particular are exquisite! (For the catalogue itself Anthro chose simpler shots showcasing the clothes in detail, which I very much appreciate. The product pages show the detail shots.)

Anthro’s got a video on their official blog showing behind-the-scenes details from the shoot in Rajasthan as well as a very pleasing post about some of the music that inspired them. But first, head inside to see more pretty clothing that fits the scenery beautifully, if not my lifestyle…

A closer look at the header shot for this post.

Dara Pullover ($88), Far Sun Skirt ($128).

Suraja Dress ($148), Latigo Costa Clogs ($158).

Horn Swirl Necklace ($98), Structured Cascades Shell ($78),

Linen Cummerbund Crops ($148), Naya Misty Print Shooties ($169).

This photo is convincing me to try on those crazy pants.

Love the proportions here and the laid-back easiness of the look.

But the shoes are the real star — check out the soles on the product page!

Mandara Silk Caftan ($248), All Black Jill Gladiators ($189).

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous shot.

But besides on a trip to India or perhaps the beach, where on earth would I wear this?

Embroidered Kimono Cardigan ($138), Lacework Tank ($88).

The shorts don’t appear to be online yet.

Now here is a look I can see wearing a ton over the summer!

Washed Denim Tee ($68), Filigree Lace Shorts ($88),

Draped Daytripper Trench ($158), Sheer Stripe Pullover ($88),

Shimmered Linen Shorts ($78), Badri Rancher ($58).

What a coincidence — this is exactly what I wear when I ride my camel around town!

Nellore Blouse ($98), Paillette Pencil Skirt ($198).

This skirt is so flattering on — very highly recommended!

Skyscape Maxi Dress ($158).

The print isn’t quite this clean in real life but the overall effect is still lovely.

If you like tie-dye, that is.

Raina Tunic Dress ($218).

Begging for some kind of belt or cinch.

Eclipsed Wrap Dress ($148), Guilhermina Muara Heels ($358).

The clothes are beautiful yet I wonder as ever how much use I’d get out of these in real life. Luckily many of the new releases beyond what the lookbook show seem promising — I have 6 Meadow Rue tops on my ‘must try-on’ list for example. What looks good to you right now?

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