Showing posts with label baubles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baubles. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2013
another feather
another feather has the most stunningly simple collections of geometric jewelry.
I'm mad for the Artemis and Artemis II collections (pictured above), but the Winter bangles (etched with the shape of evergreen leaves) are also my jam.
Labels:
art,
baubles,
gift ideas,
nashville
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
a swell getup for...an October dinner date
It's officially October which means it's time leave behind those summer pieces for new fall ensembles.
It's been years since I've been "back to school," but there's something about the change in season and the need for new duds that has been burned in the brain.
Labels:
a swell getup,
baubles,
fall,
threads and soles
Friday, September 27, 2013
friday fun
Today is one of those beautiful September days that makes me long for fall to arrive all summer long. Fall is hands down the best season. When else can you justify the purchase of 3 mini pumpkins at the market I ask you? When?
It's been a bustling week and I can hardly wait for the clock to hit 5. In the meantime, here is a little bit of randomness making this Friday my favorite.
Labels:
baubles,
grubbing,
happy weekends,
nashville,
odds and ends,
tunes
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
rings on her fingers
I love the blog Unruly Things. Lately the feature" Show Me Your Stack" has been catching my eye.
Get your minds out of the gutter. The "stack" in question only refers to various combinations of stacked rings, okay?
The above combination from Julie Cohn is unbelievably gorgeous. Such a cool way to wear different styles of jewelry at once. Also, that blue ring...oh my...
Here are a few of Julie's rings pictured separately.
"Caviar"
Labels:
baubles
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
half moon necklaces
Kate Miss (behind the blog For Me, For You) creates some striking pieces for her jewelry collection.
At the top of my list are two of her half moon-shaped necklace creations.
One is bold,
...and the other dainty.
Both would look lovely paired with breezy summer cottons.
Visit Kate's full shop here.
(images via Kate Miss shop)
At the top of my list are two of her half moon-shaped necklace creations.
One is bold,
...and the other dainty.
Both would look lovely paired with breezy summer cottons.
Visit Kate's full shop here.
(images via Kate Miss shop)
Labels:
baubles
Friday, May 17, 2013
friday
Happy Friday, friends! Flowers are blooming and my allergies are barking, but the weekend is nearly upon us so who can complain?
It's a dreary, rainy afternoon here in Nash so here are a few cheerful links to brighten the last few hours before the weekend officially begins.
Labels:
baubles,
etsy finds,
happy weekends,
nashville,
nesting,
odds and ends,
tunes
Thursday, May 16, 2013
etsy finds: ArcOfaDiver
Digging ArcOfaDiver's interesting bag collection after coming across their Etsy shop.
I've got my eye set on the Tico striped school satchel (bottom right above) from their Coastal Collection. This looks like an ideal option for a new work bag. I just got a brand new company MacBook that I'm terrified of accidentally destroying.
I also wouldn't turn the cross body Seafarer Bag (in solid or stripe)....
or these gold accented Wallet/Clutch designs.
Labels:
baubles,
etsy finds,
odds and ends,
threads and soles
Monday, February 25, 2013
long time, no see!
Happy Monday, long lost friends! Remember me?
To say that my postings have been infrequent over the past few months would be too kind. What can I say? It's been hectic. The move, a big birthday, opening a restaurant and buying our first house? Yeah...not too much to update you on...
For now, I'll gloss over those details to say simply "I'm baacck."
On that note, I'm obsessed with lovely lady's glasses in the above shot. They look strikingly similar to these Ricky frames from Lookmatic.
I'm considering ordering a pair of those very Lookmatic frames for $95. Though they are the same price as Warby Parker's specs, Lookmatic offers both medium and large sizes making melon heads like myself most grateful.
(image via modern hepburn and lookmatic)
To say that my postings have been infrequent over the past few months would be too kind. What can I say? It's been hectic. The move, a big birthday, opening a restaurant and buying our first house? Yeah...not too much to update you on...
For now, I'll gloss over those details to say simply "I'm baacck."
On that note, I'm obsessed with lovely lady's glasses in the above shot. They look strikingly similar to these Ricky frames from Lookmatic.
I'm considering ordering a pair of those very Lookmatic frames for $95. Though they are the same price as Warby Parker's specs, Lookmatic offers both medium and large sizes making melon heads like myself most grateful.
(image via modern hepburn and lookmatic)
Thursday, November 29, 2012
golden gatsby
Madly in love with Loren Hope's Art Deco necklaces. Aren't they beautiful?
They lit the Rockefeller Center tree last night. Hope's designs remind me very much of the detailed architecture of the Rock Center office buildings (shout out, S & S!) with their decadent, shaped details and gold painted accents.
Friday, November 9, 2012
warby parker at imogene + willie
I've had mad love for Warby Parker since they came on the scene a few years. I originally posted on my love for their Miles frames back in 2010. Well, fast forward to 2012 and while I still love my ol' Miles, I'm currently on the lookout for a fresh set of specs.
Warby's new offering the Benson (in Olivewood, please) appears to be the winner.
We popped by imogene + willie last night to celebrate the launch of Warby Parker's new showroom at their 12 South shop. We visited with some pals, tried on frames, drank a serious Old Fashioned or two (made with Belle Meade Bourbon) and helped our dear pal E pick out a pair of "hipster" jeans before he heads back to London today.
Fun times! Here are a few pics of the event.
P.S. I love the Sideshow Signs "WP" above the display case. Check out more of their work here.
(images via warby parker)
Thursday, July 26, 2012
embroidered bracelets
Love these embroidered linen bracelets by New House Project. They remind me of a favorite blanket my parents keep from a trip to Mexico.
I love the way these looked stacked...especially when combined with that delicate copper bangle.
Want these bracelets to be yours? Visit their Etsy shop, and make your dreams come true.
(image via new house project; spotted on that's happy)
Labels:
baubles
Thursday, July 12, 2012
stacked sapphire ring
How beautiful is this Stacked Sapphire Ring by Mociun? The unusual shape is so original. Just gorgeous...
If your bank account can take it (eeps!), head here to purchase. I plan to ogle from the safe distance of my post here.
(spotted on hip hip gin gin, images via mociun)
Labels:
baubles
Monday, June 4, 2012
trio bracelets
Ombre trio brass bracelets by Garnett Jewelry in blue or in sunset. Aren't they lovely?
Wear them together or wear them apart. At $60 for three, the possibilities seem endless.
Really hoping that these come back in stock. Track said dream with me here.
(images via one of a kind)
Labels:
baubles,
gift ideas,
odds and ends
Thursday, May 3, 2012
initial necklace
A few year ago, I purchased the sweetest necklace with a delicate gold initial charm. It was one my favorites...until the loose clasp gave out on me and the charm was lost forever.
This initial necklace from Maya Brenner Designs is the perfect replacement! Asymmetrical and dainty, it's a sweet way to keep your loved ones close. I always pick out the initial "S" for you know who.
Buy your own letter at Steven Alan.
(image via steven alan)
This initial necklace from Maya Brenner Designs is the perfect replacement! Asymmetrical and dainty, it's a sweet way to keep your loved ones close. I always pick out the initial "S" for you know who.
Buy your own letter at Steven Alan.
(image via steven alan)
Labels:
baubles,
gift ideas,
girling out
Thursday, March 29, 2012
twig bobby pins
Pretty, pretty twig bobby pins from Woodland Belle's Etsy shop.Don't these make a dainty display of keeping your hair out of your eyes?
(image via love + cupcakes)
Labels:
baubles,
etsy finds,
girling out
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
foldover clutches
Clutches are great. Aren't they oh-so-chic and feminine. The problem? Where do you put all your stuff?During the day, I haul around a bag big enough for most people would consider it luggage for a weekend getaway. Still, when it's time to get dolled up for drinks with friends or a date night, I love the idea of simplifying your handbag and embracing the festive nature of a big night out.
The solution? The foldover clutch! Beautiful and handheld, but big enough to hold more than a credit card, a key and your lipstick.
Obsessed with Gift Shop Brooklyn's offerings. Their pretty designs in mostly pastel palettes are calling my name. Visit their Etsy shop here.
(original images via gift shop brooklyn)
Labels:
baubles,
etsy finds,
girling out
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
datter industries
Kaye Blegvad's Etsy shop Datter Industries caught my eye.
Her delicate creations are both quirky and wonderfully detailed. They should be mine!
Her delicate creations are both quirky and wonderfully detailed. They should be mine!
Labels:
baubles,
etsy finds
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
retro headband

How beautiful is Michelle Williams? I have a girl crush on the Brooklyn mom. She always looks so chic.Her Golden Globes look was one of my favorites. That cute little pixie cut topped with a retro headband? Adorable.
I love the idea of incorporating a headband for a formal occasion. While I dig Michelle's Farrow-inspired cut, I do know that it will not be making an appearance on my head.
Still, thinking of picking up this pretty headband from Shopbop and pairing it with side swept bangs and a simple low bun. It might be just the ticket for a friend's wedding next month.

(image courtesy the frisky and style bistro)
Labels:
baubles,
girling out,
nyc
Friday, January 6, 2012
birthday boy
Happy birthday, hot stuff. So very happy you were born : )Also...Cake! Cake! Cake!
P.S. In addition to a sampling of Magnolia Bakery cupcakes, S scored a new pair of specs from Moscot.
His pair of choice? The Lemtosh in blonde.
(images courtesy me and aliexpress)
Monday, January 2, 2012
minoux jewelry
Portland-based Minoux Jewelry has been making the rounds on a few of my most favorite blogs over the past few months.
From their "Classic" options composed of dainty silver and gold creations to the bright and bold "Territory" collection, I really love their work.
Lucky for me, my darling little sis took note and gifted me their Tiny Bar necklace for Christmas. Adoring how simple and sweet it is...

Perhaps I'll return the favor with an option from their online shop sure to fit her fun and funky style. Top choices are as follows:
the appropriately named "Sisters Bracelet" (which would be all the rage at her next music fest),

these eye catching Coquille Earrings (because they've got attitude),
or, the ying to my yang, this hot pink Skyline Necklace (because being almost twinkies is fun).

(images courtesy minoux)
Labels:
baubles,
gift ideas,
girling out
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