DIY sunday

Dipdye stockings. 

Nothing to wear?

                                                  

     Well now you do! I love Youtube. And smart and creative people :)

Green on blue

What a lovely tuesday! Photos found on Imgfave

I´d rather wear a unique story

The jewelry from Boticca is absolutely adorable, and Im certain you'll find something you like. Im certainly going to put a lot on my wish list!

Dinner parties, dresses and an umbrella

Tumblr.

Travel

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Laces and whales

tumblr. 

Audrey darling!

Vang and Vouge

First, Vouge (Facebook), last Mikkel Vang

Everyday life and sparkles

Kitchy cool shoes, and a nice idea for collecting memories. They are important to share if you ask me :)

Photos from Imgfave

Wildfox

Wildfox spring collection has inspiration from My Little Pony ( I think, correct me if I´m wrong :) ). Cool styling, nice clothes, and that hair color! 

Ocean blue, and a phone call

Photos from tumblr

Long hair and shorts

Dreaming of long hair to put in a bun, light clothing, and having the energy to be creative again. Photos found on tumblr.

A beautiful mess

What a cute blogg! Take a look at this creative girl and her crew here :)

Omg

I can't stop looking at her eyes. After a while it gets a little funny... overtired I guess :)

Found on demeterclarc

Fashion and a shed

Photos from tumblr. 

Edelweiss by Sarah

Behind-the-scenes-photos from the Brooklyn based fashion label, Edelweiss by Sarah

And...I really wish I had all the dresses in her spring and fall 2011 collections. They are all sooo pretty. :)

Tom Ford

Tom Ford; If you read this blog (ha ha ha) make more movies! I´ll be you´re assistant if you need any help (giggle :) ) 

Mary Katrantzou

I thought I was going to do a collection about the seventies photographs of Guy Bourdin and Helmut Newton: all those women in incredible rooms. But then I started to look at the rooms more, and suddenly, I was putting the rooms on the women instead!” That explains the surreal genesis of Mary Katrantzou’s spring 2011 collection—all printed with images of lavish hotel and stateroom interiors—and embellished with interior-decorator braid, tassels, and fringe trimmings. She’d digitalized fragments of pages from vintage copies of Architectural Digest and The World of Interiors, amped up the color to hyperrealist level, and then started thinking about the possibilities of what she could do with curtains, chandeliers, wall sconces, and lampshades.                 

written by  Sarah Mover for Vouge.com

Martha Graham and Chanel

Photos from google.com and elle.com