I’m endlessly inspired by this work of art from Tuija Helena Markonsolo, which is crazily covered in beading and other generally awesome things. Also of note? This insane dress. And because I’ll never be able to afford the original to frame in my hallway, the print is available at Saatchi for just $20. Is it
Aztec-inspired patterns are all the rage — perhaps your mini wants to jump on the trend train? Below, find three of my favorite tribal printed dresses for the wee ones!:
My love of pencils lives on – this week I’m sharing how to create your own personalized pencil, perfect for infusing subtle inspiration while checking off your daily to do lists. MATERIALS // 22o grit sand paper, carpenter pencil, small set of alphabet stamps, ink stamp pad STEPS // 01 PREP THE PENCIL Using the
Sometimes you find the most unexpected patterns right outside your front door. Three cheers for street style! LINK: STREETFSN
Birds absolutely freak me out (I can’t tell what they’re thinking!), but patterns? Patterns I will embrace forever. Especially when they’re all exploding together like a melting pot of deliciousness. LINK: JULIA GALDO on BEHANCE
Hello, future Halloween costume inspiration. Admittedly, birds scare the pants off me (I can never tell what they’re thinking behind their beady little eyes!), but an avant garde version of a tiny bird? I’ll take it.
1. Poppy Festival Dress ($47.99) at ModCloth 2. Bennick Wedges ($80) at ALDO 3. Chantilly Lace Cuff ($98) at Stella & Dot 4. Pom Pom Flower ($15) at ban.do 5. Metal Keeper Super Skinny Belt ($10.91) at ASOS 6. Sophia Studs ($32) at Loren Hope 7. XL Coloured Clutch ($99.90) at Zara LINK: BEN GILES
These two little highlighters were so very made for each other. LINKS: ACE MART & ZARA
