Dutch designer John Breed created this leggy installation for Breuninger’s newly opened shoe salon in Stuttgart, Germany. The vibrant and playful piece is made up of a rainbow of 145 fiberglass legs and shoes, cascading across the store’s wall. Serious eye candy for any shoe lover!
I love how tying a black sash into a bow around a collared shirt, or even around something as simple as a white tee, can completely transform an ensemble . . .
Getting a peak into just about anything Kelly Wearstler designs is always inspiring. Case in point: her 11,000 square foot Beverly Hills Georgian mansion. She has such an incredible knack for reworking the most traditional palette into something luxuriously and unusually modern. Her daring mix of oversized objets and bold patterns is a great reminder to take risks and experiment!
A few weeks ago, we showed you how to update a vintage rhinestone gem into a vibrant, statement necklace. This week, inspired by one of the classic rhinestone bracelets from our Bauble Bar collection, we’re giving our wrists some much needed love with an even easier DIY. We’re also using silk thread in place of embroidery floss as the sheen and delicateness compliments the bracelet so nicely. Let’s get braiding!
You’ll need:
- a rhinestone bracelet
- a bunch of silk thread
- 4-6 inches of silver bullion or silver thread
- embroidery needle
