Feathers in the hair. Love.
(Vogue Paris November 2010; image from here)
La Plume
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Coven
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The early bird caught the worm. The worm being this sold out gorgeous black lace floral print dress at Pixie Market and the early bird not being me. What hurts even more is that it was only $94. Thankfully, there are many other pretty dresses to pick from here. But I will still lament missing out on this treasure . . . don’t you hate it when that happens?
Plumo
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I am wild about these beautiful worldly goods from Plumo. I’ve got a thing for ottomans and poufs, so I’m definitely adding these Kelim Poufs to my wish list. I’m a big believer that you can never have enough poufs in your home. The more, the merrier!
(clockwise from top left from Plumo: Afghan Teapot $110, Teapot Mat $40, Souk Key Rings $16, Leather Tassel Key Ring $30, Kelim Poufs $240, Sisel Storage Baskets $205)
Dispatchwork
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In his ongoing project, Dispatchwork, artist Jan Vormann uses Legos to repair damaged walls. He started by patching up surfaces in Bocchigano, Italy and has since used the same technique on walls in urban cities like Tel Aviv, Berlin, New York City, Basel, St. Petersburg and more. Honestly…genius.
Play Back
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We love this for all the obvious reasons . . .
(Elle Brazil November 2010; images from here)
