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Man, I keep coming across the best look books! I love this concept, styling and collection from Indonesian brand, Nikicio (designed by Nina Karina Nikicio). The whole "I don't give a s***" attitude combined with the effortlessness vibe, but not really, because it looks too good to be effortless, is really working for me. Raise your hand if you want to go to Indonesia...and wear Nina's clothes...and look this good doing it. Okay, me too.
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We still don't know if it's a boy or girl, but I've been thinking a lot about how I want to decorate the nursery. If it's a boy I'm going to have to make a couple of changes but this is what I'm thinking for now...
lamp, print, rabbit, rug, shoes, teepee, sticker decal, moses basket, pillow
lamp, print, rabbit, rug, shoes, teepee, sticker decal, moses basket, pillow
Finally posting April's cake... This time I used my mom's chocolate cake recipe which turned out great. I also used a bunt pan to get the fun shape and topped it off with a home made ornament that I made out of chopsticks and leftover ribbon. I don't think the pictures do it justice- in person it was super cute.
Barcelona is one of my all time favorite cities. It's full of life and creativity. So when I saw the work of photographer and illustrator, David Gomez, I was not surprised to learn that he's from there. Gomez is inspired by ingenious tribes and mythical cultures as well as fashion (his father was a shoe designer). He merges the two in his work, often taking portraits and then turning them into his own tribal masterpiece.
And now Gomez has launched a t-shirt line of his "tribal portraits." Check out these images from his look book and purchase a t-shirt here.
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And now Gomez has launched a t-shirt line of his "tribal portraits." Check out these images from his look book and purchase a t-shirt here.
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I saw Maggie Harrsen on Backyard Bill and followed the link to her photographs where I was pleasantly surprised by what awaited me. I love how simple and pure they are. And I love the light in each of them. Aren't they wonderful? To see larger images, you can view her portfolio here.
I'm pretty psyched about this vintage bike auction I'm going to tonight at {field office}. What could be better than music, bikes, coffee, drinks that are not coffee (none for me and the babe of course) and friends? If you live in Cape Town make sure to stop by, and put on your dancing shoes before you leave the house too. Two, yes two DJ's will be playing after the auction is over. See you thereeeeee!
Now & Then: The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Saturday, May 14, 2011
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If Molly Brown were still alive, she'd be wearing Christian Dior's Fall 2011 Collection
More commonly known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," Molly was one of the survivors of the Titanic. A big personality, she was most widely recognized as a socialite, activist and philanthropist, but her first passion was the theatre and acting. Her clothing matches the personality behind it- everything she wore seemed a bit grand and over the top and who's a better fit for that than Christian Dior? To see the rest of the "Now and Then Gang" go here.
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More commonly known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," Molly was one of the survivors of the Titanic. A big personality, she was most widely recognized as a socialite, activist and philanthropist, but her first passion was the theatre and acting. Her clothing matches the personality behind it- everything she wore seemed a bit grand and over the top and who's a better fit for that than Christian Dior? To see the rest of the "Now and Then Gang" go here.
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