Although Spring has just officially started, fashion could not wait to start dressing for the season. We are loving all the fresh flowers! Wouldn’t this wedding dress be perfect for a spring wedding. Oh! It would look adorable with this feminine cardigan, both from J.Crew.
We are sad to end this little dreamy VayCay! What we found in Paris was oh so chic! A a stunning addition to any outfit… these lovely little felt flowers. And thanks to etsy you don’t have to fly to France to get them.
For those of you who don’t already know, Liberty of London has created a delightful line for Target which launched last week!!! Drop by your local target and check out all the affordable goodies. What a great way to fill your home with spring time accents! I’ve already got mine… what are you waiting for?
10 Corso Como is an amazing store, well actually it’s a collection of stores that are all equally fabulous! A combined experience of art, design, beauty, and fashion. You could spend hours on this site, wondering through all the goodies. Oh my! Forget the site, I am booking my flights now!
Not that we didn’t have a million other reasons to go to New York. If you are going to be in New York before April 4th… check out the Museum of Arts and Design, or visit the online collection. Artist have regained their interest in using paper as a medium and have done some pretty profound things with it. Breathless!
Andy Smith is a very talented illustrator. His work combines illustration and typography to create images that combine humor, energy and optimism. Although the look is hand drawn, many of drawings are created digitally! Gee-zoo! Amazing!
Canyon of Dreams is “A lavishly illustrated insider’s look at 80 years of music and culture in Laurel Canyon. Eye-opening both visually and informationally, this is a book no music lover can be without!” We can’t wait to get ours! Oh my, my!
Natalie Perkins draws on walls, like I did as a child, only she gets paid to do so. She also “creates whimsical yet wistful pieces which incorporate finely detailed line work as well as hand drawn lettering and builds pictures out of intricate clumps of paisleys, drawn with a moderate-sized army of pens and pencils.” You must check out her website to see more!
