Alright fellow Libras, who’s else is loving this vintage pair of flared jeans? Each leg has been hand painted with Libra scales, floral motifs and very groovy designs. If you’re a size 26 and lucky enough to be born between September 24th to October 23th, these one of kind stunners are for you!
We’re such huge fans of German artist Matthias Jung‘s work that we just had to share his latest work. His has an incredible talent for combining different photographic elements to create surreal pieces of architecture, set among real life landscapes. Can’t you see one of these scenes as the set of a future Wes Anderson movie?
Our favorite collections from London could only be highlighted by three words: volume, cropped, femininity. Ok, four. Pink.
Emilia Wickstead: Emilia Wickstead’s muse this season may have been the 1950s female but her collection wasn’t without undone elegance and a sporty edge – a riff that modern women can certainly appreciate. I loved how ties hung loosely off tea dresses and how sleeves were exaggerated with volume. And a dreamy color palette of bubble gum pink, mustard, cream and floral kitsch made it all that much more covetable.
Temperley London: If there’s one thing that can mentally yank us out of these first few blissful days of fall, it would be a single, beautiful embroidered dress. Alice Temperley gave us, like, 27. She has us wishing for hot, summer temperatures again with her collection of colorful, embroidered dresses – some embellished with fine needlepoint and some with sequins and tassels. Holiday to Cuba, anyone?
I’m in love with herringbone wood floors. They bring such a uniquely dynamic, yet subtle, feel to any large room and looks especially chic with crisp white walls. The earliest examples of parquet floors can be dated back as far as the 16th century in Europe, when wood planks were installed at angles in slightly staggered patterns. Despite it’s classic and timeless appearance, you can create a more modern feel by cutting each plank into longer lengths. And with the abundance of affordable and easy to install wood flooring available these days, like engineered hardwood and laminates, experimenting with patterns can be realistically doable! There are some great tutorials out there, especially with when it comes to vinyl flooring. What do you think? Would you ever incorporate herringbone or chevron wood floor patterns in your home?
