Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

A Small Collection by Alyson Fox


I was recently gifted a lovely necklace from the new collection "A Small Collection" by Alyson Fox, who is probably best known for her lovely drawings. But her line of jewelry and clothing is just wonderful. Thanks, J for the great gift!

[I love necklaces that use wood (and teeny little gold nuts and bolts-like beads) so I'm so pleased to add it to my little collection!]




Friday, June 19, 2009

WoodWood

Let's just declare this Copenhagen Style week. Browsing WoodWood's online shop, and can't resist posting the goods.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

I Love Leanne Marshall

I think since the first time I heard that her clothing line was called Leanimal I was completely sold on Leanne Marshall. The 2008 ProjectRunway Champ continues to make impeccable clothing, snippets of which she shares on her blog. Take a peek at her Fall 2009 Collection here. Meanwhile, you can gaze longingly at her dressed in her etsy shop. So lovely:

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Copenhagen Street Style

Let's consider this a follow up to the post I made two days ago, but Unruly Things recently posted a link to this amazing blog that just stops people on the streets of Copenhagen to ask them about their style. I love it.

Friday, May 22, 2009

Constant Temptation

A new Urban Outfitters opened yesterday on the first floor of my office building. The following are just a few of the reasons that I am going to be constantly tempted to spend money. So much for saving money to move into a new apartment.

Holme.

I am totally hooked on Holme. I love vintage clothing, and the items they have selected for their shop are a perfect mix of nostalgia and simplicity. I really want that Batman Sweater.




Friday, May 15, 2009

Stewart + Brown

I recently acquired a tote by Stewart + Brown that I absolutely love. It's from a number of years back, but I've been looking at their clothing line and I adore some of the pieces. It's hard to say no to these "Organic Pioneers."