Friday, 28 September 2007
Thursday, 27 September 2007
I heart Stockholm-based Stina Persson's illustrations. Her new website launched today, so check out her dreamy illustrations of women. They have a great feel and an inexplicable authenticity. (Plus, look at that cute bellybutton above!) For more, see her art for Cookie's witty sex column, or check out this lovely art boutique.Wednesday, 26 September 2007
New York gallerist Jen Bekman is revolutionizing the art world. This month, she launched the online art shop 20x200, where she sells new prints every week in editions of 200 for ONLY $20. That is insanely inexpensive. She's opening up the art world for everyone. Awesome, Jen! (This week's photo, above, is by Karolina Karlic. Isn't it pretty?)
Hmmm, I think it's a nice morning for a fantasy vacation, don't you? Let's jump on a plane to Santorini, Greece, and stay at the Ikies resort, in the Fisherman's house. Apart from its breathtaking aesthetic and location, the hotel is known for amazing service; one review read, “The staff lives for nothing more than to refill your cocktail." After hiking, swimming and lounging all day, we'll go to dinner dressed in Chris Benz's resort 2007 collection. What do you say, readers? Wanna go?
(Hotel via The Cool Hunter)Tuesday, 25 September 2007
Guess what?! My blog was featured in the August issue of Vogue Girl (Korea)! I can't read much of it, but I'm so excited. (Hopefully they weren't making fun of me:) Happy Cavalier, a blog I've long admired, was also featured. Yahoo!
Are you ever irrationally attracted to random things? For some reason, I love when Alex has messy wet hair, like when he gets out of the shower or a pool. It smells nice and feels cold when I kiss him on his head! I also love when he wears nylon windbreakers, smells like laundry detergent, kisses me on the forehead and smiles enough to show his dimples. (Oooh, cute!) What do you find yourself attracted to?
(Top photo by Mav)Monday, 24 September 2007
Guess what?! Vogue just launched Vogue India, which is slated to be more colorful and vibrant than other Vogue editions. The cover features Indian models and actresses--as well as (randomly) Australian supermodel Gemma Ward.I'm excited to get my hands on a copy--especially since I've found Indian style so intriguing since my sister married Paul, whose family is from India. I'm sure the magazine will be stunning--and successful, since the debut issue has a whopping 160+ ad pages!
Thursday, 20 September 2007
A wish list from England-based Baileys Home and Garden, which offers "everything including the kitchen sink." Their pieces would fit in pretty well in my dream house...
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
Ahh, I miss Paris. I had an epically stressful day yesterday and would love to hop on a flight and spend the week walking through the Luxembourg Gardens and through the Rodin, Louvre and Picasso museums.(Photos by Patrick Smith)
I don't wear jewelry. I like to keep things very simple, and, also, I don't have any. But I am taken by this branch necklace. What a nice way to welcome in the fall. (via Camilla)Tuesday, 18 September 2007
On Sunday, Alex and I rented a convertible mini (teeny!) and went to the beach to celebrate the last day of summer. It was really cool and windy, and we rode bikes and ate pizza. The only sad part was that I got sunscreen in my eye for three hours and felt like a five year old. But overall, it was a great day. Welcome to fall, everybody!(Photo by Corey Arnold)
Monday, 17 September 2007
I have a girl crush on her. She looks so pretty and friendly.
And a fashion crush on him. He is a tailor at Duncan Quinn and measured himself for his own suit. Rad.(via The Sartorialist obv)
Friday, 14 September 2007
This post was originally published on September 14th, 2007. I now have one nice spoon.
Now and again, a trend will take the design blogging world by storm. First, there was clocky; then there was the Eames rocker. This fall, my friends, there are spoons. (Apparently the book above was the inspiration. Here are the resulting awesome photos from Kelly, Lena and Heather.)
Sadly, I have no nice spoons (not one!) so I cannot take part.
Now and again, a trend will take the design blogging world by storm. First, there was clocky; then there was the Eames rocker. This fall, my friends, there are spoons. (Apparently the book above was the inspiration. Here are the resulting awesome photos from Kelly, Lena and Heather.)
Sadly, I have no nice spoons (not one!) so I cannot take part.
From Monique Lhuillier's spring 2008 collection. Love the femininity.
From Lela Rose's spring 2008 collection. Love the prints and necklines.(Layouts via Love Made Visible)
Thursday, 13 September 2007
I loved this Cookie fashion story. While it's reminiscent of Madeline, their scampy schoolgirl is named LouLou. Cute!
Wednesday, 12 September 2007
Parisian women really do have amazing style. My mom and I spotted a few widespread trends when we were there last week:* neutral, solid colors
* pretty flats, especially ballet flats (they were everywhere!)
* dudes on rollerblades
* older women with amazing sexuality (In Paris, you get hotter with age)
I was trying to stave off temptation but couldn't help splurging on a fall jacket from Maje, my favorite designer who is hard to find in the U.S. See her gorgeous fall/winter collection here.
The lingerie store Princesse Tam Tam is also fun. I'm not sure how high quality their stuff is -- If I were a big snob, I might say the lace should be softer -- but they have flirty lingerie that still feels romantic, if you want to bring home a treat for your honey....
(Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson)
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
Congrats to our baby bene! We just found out that we are finalists for a Folio: Ozzie & Eddie Magazine Award. We're up for Best Travel Issue, along with Budget Travel (which I love; their editor is awesome and good natured) and National Geographic. Little bene, you are growing up so nice and strong!
Sunday, 9 September 2007
My mom and I just got back from a wonderful, enchanting, giggly week in Paris. Looking through the photos is hilarious since there are so many of us hanging out in restaurants and cafes...a disproportionate amount, really :)In Paris, we relied on a handy map, a lovely email from Vic, and Jordan's friend's amazingly charming guide (downloadable here--I'd highly recommend it). This happy sharing is one reason why I love the blogging community. Thank you SO much, everyone!
The restaurant we loved most of all was actually one Josh had discovered when he lived in Paris two years ago: L'Ourcine. We had loved it back then, and when I took my mom back on this trip, it was even more delicious. A three-course meal for just thirty euro in a simple, warm and welcoming restaurant (photos above).
Hope you had a nice week! xoxo
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