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Showing posts with label driftwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label driftwood. Show all posts

{fashion inspiration: sexy & summery}

a new week on {this is glamorous}
sacai
alexander wang, comme des garçon, marni
yves saint laurent, marni, piaget

d&g, jillian lewis, marni, piaget
d&g, marni
marni. . . spring's rather unpredictable weather this past weekend has given way to sunny skies once again, and with it, come thoughts of summer and moving cashmere scarves and neatly folded stacks of cardigans to the back of the closet to make way for flounces of ruffle and flourishes of ribbon, for tiny pleats and shorts & heels and most of all, sexy and summery little white dresses . . .

{p.s.} photographer & model:
* more patrick demarchelier & here
* more edita vilkeviciute & here

{images: edita vilkeviciute by patrick demarchelier for vogue china april 2010 via [design] relevant, styling by nicoletta santoro; & more little white dresses here}

{a sunny thursday afternoon}



. . . hello! a sunny spring afternoon and out the door for a late lunch, but wanted to stop in for a quick hello -- shall return later with more beautiful inspiration . . .

hope you're having a wonderful week,
xo

{p.s.} also:
* new -- warm & woodsy
* thanks ever so much for the lovely comments on the 10 things list

{images: 1 - the home within us by bobby mcalpine via greige; 2 - photography by patrick demarchelier}

{two lovely things: warm & woodsy}



{two lovely things}: time-worn wood tables and ornately carved chairs, smooth driftwood and bits of coral -- always come back to the rustic elegance of warm and woodsy things . . .

{images: 1 -
elle decor via greige; 2 - roman and williams via greige}

{how to: driftwood table lamp}

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. . . wonderfully inspired by what can become of a few pieces of driftwood, bits of string & a little imagination: australian stylist tim neve created this beautiful driftwood table lamp from a standard wood lamp base {below}, sanding down the lacquer to an unvarnished surface, affixed pieces of driftwood and tied everything with string . . .



{images & instructions: tim neve blog}