Showing posts with label wish list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wish list. Show all posts

20100115

Honestly, I wouldn't mind having these cork tables around.


via Dwell

20100106



Yes please.  I will take a pair in US 6.5






The black ones too, if I may.







Of course I realize how long it will take me to buckle all the straps.  I promise, I-WILL-GET-UP-EXTRA-EARLY!!!
For real.  


Just look how great they look on!!! Love love love.






But if you're really worried that I will continue to sleep in despite my promise, I'll settle for the easy on elastics.



Western Buckle Wedge by Chloë Sevigny for Opening Ceremony via La Garcone




20091015

The weather forecast for the next 4 days in not making me very happy.




I dread the arrival of cold rainy season more and more each year.
Then studio gets cold, damp and dark, and my mood follows suit.

Only highlight is that I get to wrap my body in layers of warm and cozy garments. So what if resemble a crazy hobo. I'm warm, I'm functioning, and best of all, the Mr. doesn't have to listen to me bitch about how freaking cold I am.

In order to preserve my sanity and get through at least today, I am compiling my wish favorites for the upcoming wintery chill.
All via Etsy







































Really love this Coal Black Artisanal Wool Coat no. 1 by Patricia Ayers (also in gray and brown)







































Simple lines, careful balance between rugged and feminine styling, couture detailing.
The flirty opening at the shoulders seals the deal for me. Notice how well it looks with a sexy neck ruff. Would look amazing with any of these scarflettes, no?

Patricia is also the talent behind artLab. I've been a fan of her work for a long time.




































And who would not want to be wrapped in this lovely asymmetrical number by YY Studio?
It has enough material to do my hobo look in style.
Added bonus, it somewhat reminds me of this royal coat.


20090212

Loving these necklaces. I have a really beautiful metallic lambskin that we're using for spring chokers and the texture reminds me of the finish on these pieces.
































































Square detail necklaces by Hervé Van der Straeten