This See by Chloé sweater. I love how the folks at UO paired it with a leather skirt.
Necesito este suéter de See by Chloé. Me encanta como en UO lo han combinado con una falda de cuero.
So when I came across Lark, I knew my prayers have been heard. I love the design: they are loose and there are several types depending on the type of neck and sleeves. They also come in six different colors. And the quality seems to be excellent which is partly confirmed by the tag: 100% carded jersey. Heavyweight. Made in France. What else could you ask for?
Así que cuando di con Lark mis plegarias parecían haber sido escuchadas. El diseño me encanta: son holgadas y hay varios tipos dependendiendo del tipo de cuello y mangas. Además vienen en seis colores distintos, y la calidad parece excelente. La descripción lo confirma: 100% carded jersey. Algodón pesado. Hecho en Francia. ¿Qué más se puede pedir?
1.- Baking muffins
2.- Listening to vinyls at the largest possible volume.
3.- Watching storms -and feeling safe at home.-
4.- Browsing my inspiration folder. By the way, I dream about this dress by Lyell. It's one of the most beautiful frocks I've ever seen, and I'd love to get my hands on it.
5.-Making lists
Heart in a cage urged me to do this lovely tag. Rules: Link back to the person who tagged you. List six little things that make you happy. Tag six bloggers and let them know they’re “it”.
Atelier, Joanne, Gold Sphere, Tamara, Madelene and Sally , feel free to do it if you want.
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Elle US september issue.
Stylist: Camille Bidault-Waddington
Photographer: Lina Scheynius
When masters get to work together they are able to offer great things,like this editorial.
Life sometimes seems to be a chain of coincidences. For instance, I discovered Jasmin Shokrian thanks to her line of basics Draft nº17 while flipping Totokaelo -with delight-.
La vida a veces parece estar hecha por pequeñas casualidades. Yo, por ejemplo descubrí a Jasmin Shokrian gracias a su linea de básicos Draft nº17 mientras hojeaba con deleite las páginas de Totoakelo*.
Honestly, my first impression after reading her bio in her web page is that she is a woman who knows what she does, and she does it very well indeed. "Shokrian has been able to meld her lifelong interests in sculpture and form with her talent for design and her affinity for the intimacy inherent in fashion."
Sinceramente, mi primera impresión después de leer el apartado biográfico en su página web es que se trata de una mujer que sabe lo que hace, y lo hace muy bien. “Shokrian ha sido capaz de combinar sus intereses por la forma y la escultura con su talento para el diseño.”
She explains better than anyone her pieces "“My love for architecture and space, has inspired a collection with clean lines that move and flow in an organic way. “
Ella explica mejor que nadie como son sus prendas “mi amor por la arquitectura y el espacio, han inspirado una colección de líneas limpias que se mueven y fluyen de manera orgánica.”
*Thanks Jessica!
"Founded by Jennifer Jones,Candystore Collective began as a 28-day temporary shop called Hot! in December 2004, which focused on independently designed and crafted home goods, gifts, jewelry and accessories from all over the world." The stored was later reopended as Candystore Collective, and the e-shop was launched.
"Fundada por Jennifer Jones, Candystore Collective comenzó como una tienda temporal de 28 días llamada Hot! en diciembre de 2004, que se centró en productos independientes y artesanales, regalos, joyas y accesorios de todo el mundo." La tienda fue abierta más tarde como Candystore Collective, y el comercio on-line se puso en marcha.
I love this statement (from their site).
"We strongly believe that the things we wear, fill our homes with and give as gifts should mean something. The world already has more stuff than it knows what to do with it, so we set out to find the kind of things that made us happy each and every time we saw them, wore them, or thought about them.
We set out to connect with designers on a personal level, encourage their growth through support and community, and be dedicated the the success of those with vision, ideas, and the desire to create. All of the "big" brands we carry, we have carried from the time the brands were new and unknown. We do not have a hierarchy to the goods we sell. We believe that a small designer starting out with a tiny line is as important as a well known designer that has reached a marked level of success.
Our goal was to gather in one place things that inspire us. These things could be simple, beautiful, make us laugh, be well made, hand made, have a great story, be the result of a passion, obsession, a great idea, or just a plain-old weekend hobby. But most importantly, be made with love and dedication to craft at every level. Whether that be a tiny hand crafted detail on something made by a small, independent designer, or the way a business is run and the relationships we've fostered with a large international company.
Clothing and objects are an expression of humanity. They connect us through generations, ritual, history, and diversity. We strive to have the things in our lives matter to us.
We know where everything comes from in our store, who made it, why we love it, and why you might like it too. Plus we like old-fashioned candy. "
We strongly believe that the things we wear, fill our homes with and give as gifts should mean something. The world already has more stuff than it knows what to do with it, so we set out to find the kind of things that made us happy each and every time we saw them, wore them, or thought about them.
We set out to connect with designers on a personal level, encourage their growth through support and community, and be dedicated the the success of those with vision, ideas, and the desire to create. All of the "big" brands we carry, we have carried from the time the brands were new and unknown. We do not have a hierarchy to the goods we sell. We believe that a small designer starting out with a tiny line is as important as a well known designer that has reached a marked level of success.
Our goal was to gather in one place things that inspire us. These things could be simple, beautiful, make us laugh, be well made, hand made, have a great story, be the result of a passion, obsession, a great idea, or just a plain-old weekend hobby. But most importantly, be made with love and dedication to craft at every level. Whether that be a tiny hand crafted detail on something made by a small, independent designer, or the way a business is run and the relationships we've fostered with a large international company.
Clothing and objects are an expression of humanity. They connect us through generations, ritual, history, and diversity. We strive to have the things in our lives matter to us.
We know where everything comes from in our store, who made it, why we love it, and why you might like it too. Plus we like old-fashioned candy. "
Lyell, one of my fauvorite independent brands, has joined forces with Urban Outfitters to create a capsule collection through which the ubiquitous Emma Fletcher's vintage spirit runs. Some items are already on sale -a dress, a top and a pair of shorts-but there are more pieces to come, including a tweed peacoat. A great opportunity to get some silk clothes at good prices.
Lyell una de mis marcas independientes favoritas, se ha unido a Urban Outfitters para crear una colección cápsula por la que corre el espíritu vintage que siempre inunda la ropa de Emma Fletcher. Algunas prendas ya están en venta -un vestido, un top y un par de shorts- pero hay más piezas por venir incluido un abrigo de tweed. Una gran oportunidad para conseguir ropa de seda a buenos precios.