Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts

Saturday, January 5, 2013

High Society

Goodness, I'm crazy for the styling in this Margot Tenenbaum inspired editorial - the over-sized costume jewelry, the abundance of pastel (those lavender gloves!), the emerald tones, and the incredible  layering (I especially love all the turtlenecks peeking out from underneath).  I also enjoy the juvenile take on high society.  In fact, I think I'll avoid any productive activity this morning and instead create myself an outfit inspired by these looks. Happy Saturday!

Found via Fashion Gone Rogue.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

CM + THOMSEN Collection

Behold the delicate artistry of my gal, Cheri Messerli, who has lovingly hand painted the perfect little dress in a collaboration with Parisian brand Thomsen. Oh the lovely places where this dress could be worn! My imagination soars.




images from Thomsen blog

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

aqua fresh

Hi guys,
I rarely wear pants & I even more rarely wear jeans, unless, of course, they're some funky minty aqua color. Pete & I took a walk along a nature preserve in Bolsa Chica on Sunday. It was a sunny crisp day, and I actually enjoyed wearing something casual. I wore this shirt two days in a row!
when I'm casual


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I'm not sure how it happened, but these photos are saturated with turquoise. I kind of like it.

Outfit: minty jeans, 80s knit sweater (thrifted), pink knit cardigan (Wendy Hil), sandals (Nine West), bullet & cross necklace (Long Beach Flea Market)

Monday, February 28, 2011

I've got a sweeth tooth for the cotton candy colors of the 1930s

I dig this gal's beanie and corn cob pipe too.
Flower vendors along Rainbow Row, Charleston, SC
love these colors together.
cotton candy
her gown is made from grapefruit peels, in celebration of the beginning of harvest in the fertile Rio Grand Delta.
Wearing a gown made from grapefruit peels, a girl in Weslaco, TX, celebrates the beginning of harvest in the fertile Rio Grand Delta

these colorful beach robes were made in Anniston, Alabama, from the state's wealth of raw cotton.
Colorful beach robes were made in Anniston, Alabama, from the state's wealth of raw cotton
teal and pink is another sweet color combo I'm gonna have to try out more often.
strawberry harvest, Hammond district of Louisiana, 1930
I adore the patterns on these 1930s dresses, worn by students of Ashley Hall girls' school in Charleston, SC. I own two 1930's dresses, one I've yet to show you. My wardrobe is calling out for more, but they're pretty hard to find, especially in my size, and within my budget.
Students smile through the gates of Ashley Hall girls' school, Charleston, SC 1939

now, doesn't this post make you wanna stuff your faces with strawberry short cake and mint and chip ice-cream?

all images scanned from "In Focus: National Geographic Greatest Portraits"

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Muted

art deco textile
art deco textile
Vintage Kenzo



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Soon, I will have my etsy vintage online store up and running, and you can expect to find tons of muted Vintage floral prints. I'll also have lots of summer fun clothing in peach, soft pink, nude, etc.,

wearing vintage 70s shirt dress, Rodarte for Target thigh highs, vintage 80s pumps.
I believe I found the Vintage Kenzo Ad on Sea of Shoes.
not sure where I found the 3rd & 4th images, sorry.
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