Don't you just love reading?
A Young Girl Reading, Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1776
and
Lesende (Reading), Gerhard Richter - 1994
Friday, November 21, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
One cool shop: Fringe
Loving these warm and wooly designs offered on an Etsy shop called Fringe.
The "Twist of Fate" Cowl and "Either-Or" Capelet are both great designs and love the versatility of these color choices.
The "Twist of Fate" Cowl and "Either-Or" Capelet are both great designs and love the versatility of these color choices.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
One cool designer: Colleen Baran
I've been a fan (okay, Etsy stalker) of jewelry designer, Colleen Baran, for a while now. Her designs are so unique: graphic yet feminine, witty yet wearable, beautiful yet...beautiful.
Perfect gift ideas - especially in a size 5! Hint, hint.
Perfect gift ideas - especially in a size 5! Hint, hint.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Dress for the Job You Want: Surf-Inspired Artist
This week's installment of "Dressing for the (Dream) Job You Want" was inspired by my talented friend, Jaime, whose passions include art, surf culture, and style.
Dream Job: Surf-Inspired Artist
Wardrobe Situations:
Inspiration Gathering trip in Santa Cruz, CA:
Floaty frocks perfect for throwing on after a session at Cowell's.
Designs by ADAM and Marc by Marc Jacobs.
Interviewing Surf Legends:
(check out Jamie's fantastic interviews and artwork on her blog, PinappleLuv)
Professional looks with a twist by Lela Rose and Hanii Y.
Gallery Opening:
Unexpected details make all the difference.
Designs by Sophie Theallet and Sabyasachi.
All photos via Style.com
Dream Job: Surf-Inspired Artist
Wardrobe Situations:
Inspiration Gathering trip in Santa Cruz, CA:
Floaty frocks perfect for throwing on after a session at Cowell's.
Designs by ADAM and Marc by Marc Jacobs.
Interviewing Surf Legends:
(check out Jamie's fantastic interviews and artwork on her blog, PinappleLuv)
Professional looks with a twist by Lela Rose and Hanii Y.
Gallery Opening:
Unexpected details make all the difference.
Designs by Sophie Theallet and Sabyasachi.
All photos via Style.com
Labels:
ADAM,
design,
dream job,
fashion,
Hanii Y,
Lela Rose,
Marc Jacobs,
Sabyasachi,
Sophie Theallet
One cool thing
Looking for a way to spice up my black wool coat and saw this:
Felt poppy by Vaivanat via Etsy.
Love the charming handmade pop of color that $16 can buy.
Felt poppy by Vaivanat via Etsy.
Love the charming handmade pop of color that $16 can buy.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Fashion Field Trip: Yves Saint Laurent at the de Young
"Elegance is being noticed while wearing a black dress. It's being at ease.
It's the attitude. It is not wrinkles or white hair that age a woman, it is her gestures."
- Yves Saint Laurent (1936-2008)
It's the attitude. It is not wrinkles or white hair that age a woman, it is her gestures."
- Yves Saint Laurent (1936-2008)
There could be not better way to celebrate the life of such a wonderful craftsman and designer, Yves Saint Laurent, than to display his decades of inspired and inspirational garments in a museum as lovely as the de Young in San Francisco.
Photos 1 &2 via de Young Museum website, last photo via Fab Sugar
Friday, November 07, 2008
Fashion Friday: Dress for the Job You Want
Dream job of the week: Upscale Travel Critic - travel the world in luxury, on someone else's dime!
Wardrobe Situations:
Shopping the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul:
Comfortably jaunty looks by Anna Sui and Mulberry
Gallery Hopping in Prague:
Fiery colors, fiery attitude. Designs by Sinha-Stanic and Tuleh.
Dance lessons in Argentina:
Feminine flounce by Nanette Lapore or Sexy siren by Emanuel Ungaro.
Sitting at the Captain's table on the final Trans-Atlantic sail of the QE2.
Simple shapes w/ delicate detail - both gowns by Andrew Gn.
Wardrobe Situations:
Shopping the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul:
Comfortably jaunty looks by Anna Sui and Mulberry
Gallery Hopping in Prague:
Fiery colors, fiery attitude. Designs by Sinha-Stanic and Tuleh.
Dance lessons in Argentina:
Feminine flounce by Nanette Lapore or Sexy siren by Emanuel Ungaro.
Sitting at the Captain's table on the final Trans-Atlantic sail of the QE2.
Simple shapes w/ delicate detail - both gowns by Andrew Gn.
Labels:
Andrew Gn,
Anna Sui,
design,
dream job,
Emanuel Ungaro,
fashion,
Mulberry,
Nanette Lapore,
Sinha-Stanic,
Tuleh
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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