I happened to stumble upon Finnish clothing line Suvi Ainoa (which means “Summer, The Only One”) this morning and fell in love instantly. The apparel is cute, yes, but the styling? Who doesn’t love a gnomed photo shoot? LINK: SUVI AINOA
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photoshopped sweatshirts.
Alex photoshops digital images onto sweatshirts that don’t exist. But oh how I want them to exist so, so badly. In my dresser drawers, please. LINK: BAD SMELLING BOY
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inspiration
i don’t get it.
I’m trying to figure out why I love this styrofoam, wood and acrylic piece from Joan Salo so much, and I can’t. Sometimes love doesn’t make sense. (And almost all the time for me, art doesn’t, either.) LINK: JOAN SALÓ
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apparel & accessories
jump ship.
Just popping in to share this feisty little shark hat and mittens set! Cueing the scary Jaws soundtrack now! LINK: UNCOMMON GOODS
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inspiration
the new still life.
Remember those still life drawings you had to learn in jr. high? A fruit basket in front of a window? A globe on a side table? Heidi has perfected the new still life, which involves zero globes, but extra awesome. LINK: HEIDI NORTON
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apparel & accessories
hang it.
I write a lot about cutie kids clothes (although in reality, Bee wears the same three Polarn O. Pyret onesies almost every day!), so of course, it’s time I featured something special to hang those sweet tiny threads on. Presto: the oh-so-cute kids doll hanger from Zara Home. Wouldn’t these make for a great wall/art
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Miscellaneous
artistic apparel.
1. Ivory Boucle Dress ($89) at Dorothy Perkins 2. Everyday Energy Heel ($39.99) at ModCloth 3. Bubblegum Bauble Bib ($36) at Bauble Bar 4. Diamond Acrylic Earrings ($20) at Poketo 5. Enameled Tab Cuff ($168 each) at Anthropologie 6. Birdie Clutch Bag (68.60) at ASOS LINK: HOLLIE FERNANDO
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gifts
a wooden gumball machine!
I’ve got a soft spot for wooden anything, and this wooden gumball machine is certainly no exception. Sidenote: my very favorite birthday gift growing up was a red gumball machine filled to the brim with M&Ms from my grandparents. I used to reward myself with one every time I gave my mother a compliment (even