take cover.

which one should be mine?

mohair + silk.

maybe a little italian mohair will help you get through the winter?
spring is close enough to make you think the frigid cold is almost over
but
it's also far enough away to still need a scarf!
this one is for me, but i will make you one too if you want!

sunday beautiful.

i love making
collections of things
that look beautiful together.

smudgy smokey sage, organic cotton, chipped enamel, silver and olive wood.

they sound beautiful together too i guess!

grey scale.

i'm not totally sure who this woman is but i like what she has going on here.
the length of her skirt is perfect. i love the sloppy shirt and vest. and the belt and scarf!
i would have styled it more if it were me... cinched the waist, shortened the vest, and made the scarf really long.

i also love what's happening here. that woman's dress on the right and the center parts. i wish i could part my hair in the center...

firework studies.

aren't these images amazing?

i would love to see them printed on textiles.
and then makes dresses out of them!

pierre le hors

accessorizing your enagement ring.

i have vivid memories of peoples outfits.

one of my best friends
hannah
used to wear her watches like this in college.
i noticed it right away
and knew we would be friends.
hannah and princess diana have amazing style.
i love the accessories in this photo!
the placement of each piece is perfect.

after i got engaged i started having this problem, or challenge i should say.
i have never had a favorite piece of jewelry. i've always had favorites. like groups of things that i would wear together for a while and then reinvent into some other accessory scheme.
but now i have a favorite!
my engagement ring is the most beautiful ring i have ever seen.


i'm trying to figure out how to merchandise it with all of my other treasures.

sunday night.

steve mcqueen