These lyrical neon sign sculptures, by London and Berlin-based artist Olivia Steele, really tug at my heart strings . . . in the most gratifying way, of course.
Neon Rhapsodies
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I Do, Vogue
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Vogue’s newest hardcover Vogue Weddings: Brides, Dresses, Designers contains nearly 400 photographs of memorable weddings and dresses, of royalty, models, artists, actors, musicians and designers, which have graced the pages of the magazine for 120 years. From images of Wallis Simpson’s low key ceremony to snapshots of Grace Kelly’s royal nuptials to behind the scene peeks into Lauren Santo Domingo’s dress fitting with Olivier Theyskens, this book wows and inspires with the crème de la crème of fairytale weddings.
Jessica Seaton
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Los Angeles based designer Jessica Seaton‘s collection is entirely hand sculpted and casted using the ancient method of lost wax. She told me her hands are always dirty from working with metals, staining wood, and dying fabrics, which explains the dip dyed fingers in her latest bohemian-inspired lookbook. I’m desperately needing the oversized naja ring!
DIY Wax Seal
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Though we live in an age where life seems unfathomable without the existence of email (or internet – GASP), you must admit finding a letter or invite in your mailbox is always a momentous and welcoming occasion. Familiar with that sweet feeling that comes along with receiving a handwritten note, I’m making an early 2013 resolution to send more thank you’s, miss you’s, and just because’s through the postal service. I’ve also recently perfected the art of wax seals as part of this newfound effort! It’s all about the little details, right?
You’ll need:
- a brass seal (available here, here and here)
- Abraxas sealing wax or glue gun sealing wax
- a candle and lighter
- large glue gun (optional)
- envelope
Toy Soliders
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Loving Zara’s military-inspired collection this fall . . . and the gold laurel embroidered coat?! Yes, please.
Recent Comments
- Michelle: These types of sweaters never seem to go out of style and you can wear them with so many different things!
- Paty: I loved it! I’m posting looks from Los Angeles and accessories: www.thegavlaks.com
- Jocelina: Definitely a good basic for every wardrobe although I would prefer it in a bright color
) xxx Jocelina... - KIM: I love the combination with the beige skirt! Very stylish yet young… www.momsandmojitos.com
- FripperyVintage: I’ve had the same one for over 20 years!
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