The Texas Story editorial got me all inspired on this southwestern bohemian look – so gorgeous! So I set out on a search on Ebay for some great finds. First of all I want to share some finds with you guys, just click the images to get to the auction. Now I bet I’ll be betting and Ebay-shopping all weekend! Have a great weekend!
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One of my dreams is to do a road trip through the south states, I hope that dream will become reality very soon. This editorial for Elle Italia got me really inspired! It’s packed with colors and good vibes, and it makes me feel like I could do anything right now for the perfect pair of cowboy boots and anything Navajo-inspired! I’m logging into my Ebay account at this very moment to scan the field… wish me luck!
Texas Story. Elle Italia August 2010. Photographer: David Mushegain and model: Erin Wasson
Via Fashion Copious (where you also can see the rest of this editorial)
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Last October I styled some shoots for Free People at the Urban Outfitters HQ here in Philadelphia. A few times I styled the 25 year old charismatic model Ruby Aldridge (yes, daughter of photographer Miles Aldridge). She was my instant favorite – so awesome in front of the camera. She instantly nailed all the shots and was so spontaneous.
Last week I saw her being the face of Marc by Marc Jacobs fall 2010 campaign, gotto say I just love it. She is fierce!
Ruby for Free People. Shot by Anthony Nocella. Styled by me.
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What caught my attention in this beautiful editorial from Vogue Germany is the interesting mix between 1990’s and 70’s hippie style. The make up is very 90’s with pale brown lips and eye liner both above and below the eyes (5th pic). Yet the hair is very undone hippiesque.
The styling is so interesting: earth tones and tribal jewelry mixed with fake fur and animal prints. It is such an odd mix but I love how it all turns out great together! And the guy – couldn’t he just be a long haired boy-band star of any 90’s group? Especially in that dotted shirt! You just gotto love this unpredictable styling, or what do you say?
Abbey Lee & Matthew Hutchinson in Vogue Germany, styled by Christiane Arp.
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We have this parking on the other side of our block, it has an amazing mural with a cherry tree in pixels. I pass it every other day or so but until now I never had my camera with me to shoot it. Today, me and my love had a coffee at our favorite coffee shop just opposite to this parking so I asked him to take some shots. Luckily I was matching the mural.
Was wearing a cotton blouse from Zara, F21 denim shorts, Miu Miu shades.
Was wearing my clogs from Swedish Hasbeens. I like them, but not love them, they’re not too comfy for my sensitive feet. But for short walks they’re just perfect!
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In Tuscany we stayed in an old farmhouse on a small hill, the place (was it even a village) was called Polvano. It was surrounded by wineries and olive groves and roses and lavender were growing wild everywhere, it was just so picturesque . The hotel was like staying in an old italian uncles house, this man Luigi had his strict rules: no TV’s and no flip flops at dinner time – and the gates closed at 11 pm. But like a good uncle he also served delicious food and don’t even mention the wines. I don’t think I’ve ever slept that good and felt more relaxed – I miss the silence and the complete darkness of that place. Here the firetrucks and siren’s of the ambulances are bothering us all through the night.
I tried to stay casual yet elegant which was Luigis official dress code. This is the door to our room, isn’t it beautiful?
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Even though I know we shouldn’t talk about the end of the summer until the end of the summer, I keep getting distracted in the summer heat by editorials with a high dose of fall inspiration. I love the color scales in this editorial from Vogue UK’s August issue. It’s colorful yet never too loud, no shade is taking over completely and warm tones are mixed with cold – true colorful inspiration.
Colour Shock: Vogue UK August 2010. Photographer: Josh Olins and model: Freja Beha Erichsen
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This is how we kept cool in the summer heat in Italy: Missoni Coke! Unfortunately this was the closest I got to buying something from Missoni in Italy…
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The day after our wedding my husband gave me this incredibly beautiful handmade necklace as a gift. In Sweden we have this traditional concept of the groom gifting the bride something special on their first married day, it’s called morgongåva.
He had found a unique jewelry line called Satya Jewelry who is based in New York. The designer is of Indian origin and creates pieces with spiritual symbols, healing gemstones and sacred meanings. On my necklace was the Indian symbol of ॐ - a symbol that means so much to me and feels very good to have around my neck. It will bring me balance of my body and spirit.
Thank You Honey for this beautiful gift!
I found a “behind the scenes”- video from their latest photo shoot which was quite nice. The designer talk a bit about her vision and thoughts. Have a look below.
More gorgeous pieces:
Lotus Earrings
Bracelets
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In Paris I got the June/July issue of french Vogue and immediately fell in love with this editorial called Collection Privée. It’s Freja Beha Ericsen and Lara Stone who sports a very 70’s look and which is such great inspiration for fall. I am in love with the Chloe suit in the first pic (above)!
It’s styled by Carine Roitfeld and shot by Terry Richardson.
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