Now this is my kind of kid’s birthday party. One of the biggest trends of the season, neon is making a major comeback in the fashion/decor worlds, so naturally, it should take center stage at your child’s birthday party, yes?
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Happy weekend, friends! I’m planning a few shindigs with family and penciling in some serious relaxation time over the weekend. What about you? As always, enjoy this week’s submissions, Internet finds and hidden gems. See you Monday!: 1. Etsy shop BoyfrenGirlfren (awesome name, btw!) has some lovely bags, clutches and the like. This book bag is
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typo graphic.
This week’s typo graphic is dedicated to the always intriguing hand-lettering. Putting it into a design is a sure-fire way to connect visually and emotionally with an audience, and the things people come up with are so spectacular! As a girl, I used to change my handwriting on an almost weekly basis, incorporating a new
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pattern play: watercolor.
We’re seeing the carefree watercolor effect on more and more products. Here are a few to check out: 1. Feather Front Blouse by Rachel Rose 2. Life in Words Journal from Minted 3. Black Milk X by Jeffrey Campbell 4. Vintage Le Club Optique Glasses from American Apparel 5. Blue Scarf by Lily and Lionel
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MYkind: more pregnant style.
Oh, midi skirts. You have been saving me for the past four weeks. Not only do you have a nice, forgiving waistline for the massive expansion that’s happening over here, but you’ve been so sweet to offer coverage, as well. That’s right! I can bend over and not reveal which day of the week it
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wanderlust.
A glimmer of spring, the sun rises over icy pale tundra and juxtaposes with furry hot magenta, pre-summer pale skin, and fantastical sparkly knickers. LINKS: KNUD RASMUSSEN LAND AND BULLETT MAGAZINE.
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MAKEKIND 04.
So funny thing, two weeks have gone by and I’m still playing with dip-dying. This week, I am transforming a few sheets of paper into patterned placemats. The process is pretty easy and mildly messy (mostly if you don’t wear gloves). My favorite thing about it? Each mat is unique simply by the way you
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futuristic fashion.
Gosh, it must be just reeling to work for such a fun-loving crew. Here, Company (in collaboration with Nene Tsuboi and Tuomas Toivonen design fashion pieces for the world 40 years from now. I should note that this dude looks scarily like my husband’s doppelganger. LINK: COMPANY