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We’d been dying to DIY a sleeveless trench coat the moment they were spotted here and there last fall. But then came a seemingly endless winter and our hopes of slashing sleeves were stashed away for months. Now that spring has sprung, we are beyond exited to finally thin out our layers . . . rain or shine! With an inexpensive trench coat and a seam ripper, making a sleeveless trench coat is a cinch. Honestly.
We're so excited to be starting a new weekly series "Yum, We Love . . ." featuring a selection of our favorite links around the web! ...
My first bartending job was at a popular Spanish tapas restaurant in Berkeley, CA. We took pride in our cocktails. Our bar manager put together a great list,...
If you cook, bake, or are like me and enjoy making cocktails at home, you're likely to squeeze a ton of citrus. Being the gadget nerd that I am, I'm constantly...
Call it cliché but my mom is obsessed with roses. Obsessed. I even recently learned that when I was born she demanded there be a bouquet of roses by her side....
I love roses. I have a weakness for white chocolate. And I adore strawberries. Combine the three components into one glorious cake and honestly, life really...
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Swedish artist Johan Thörnqvist adds the most detailed city and character illustrations on top of ordinary photographs. The results are incredibly magical and imaginative, leaving me wanting to explore or even visit these miniature worlds . . .
(via MyModernMet)
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Before launching her own label in early 2010 Felicity Brown had previously designed for Alberta Ferretti, Loewe, Mulberry and most recently, Lanvin. Her warrior-like Fall 2011 collection was greatly inspired by Picasso, Bedouin women, and the paintings of Marlene Dumas. I’m in love with her signature hand-dyed and soft layered ruffles!
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Threads of various colors and textures wrapped around driftwood . . . so simple and incredibly lovely.
(image via here)
