Who: Erin of The Photojournal of a Redhead
What: Ruffled vintage tank
Where: Goodwill in Apex, North Carolina
How much: $3
When I use it: “[The tank is] perfect to pair with high-waisted skirts or shorts! Because it buttons down …
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5 CommentsMother Nature-Approved Decor Picks from Design for Mankind
Aside from providing major styling inspiration, the “Everyday Exotic” stylebook has rekindled our love for anything and everything relating to the great outdoors. So, naturally, we had to ask art and design blogger Erin Loechner of Design for Mankind for …
Read more »How to Wear Summer’s Slickest Accessory, the Nail Sticker!
You may have noticed a recent addition to our shop in the form of the You’ve Got Nail Stickers! If you were wondering just exactly what they are (and how to use them), don’t worry, because we’ve got your …
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Meet Christine of My Style Pill
If you blog it, they will come. That very well could be the motto for Christine of My Style Pill, whose blog helped turn her love of fashion into a profession. Now a personal stylist, Christine continues to wow …
Read more »Plot Twists: An Illustrated Diagram of Narrative Structures
Great stories are distinguished not only by their characters, but how their yarns are spun — a quality that artist Eduardo Salles explores with his diagrams of “Nudos Narrativos,” or, “Narrative Knots.” His chart cleverly reimagines the writings of Paulo …
Read more »Best Job Ever: Janie Bryant, Mad Men Costume Designer
How could you not be mad for Janie Bryant? The ultra-talented costume designer is ridiculously good at her job (check out that Emmy chilling on her bookshelf), effortlessly stylish, and, probably one of the nicest people ever. We dropped by Janie’s cozy, sunlit Los Angeles studio to ask her how she got such an awesome job, the details on her recently published book and soon-to-come website, and, of course, what it’s like dressing the ladies and gents of Sterling Cooper.
Read more »Motorhome Sweet Home: Mobile Pads From the Past
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When it comes to interior design from eras past, there are three things that appeal to me: wood paneling, fabric placed where it shouldn’t be, and the commitment it takes to display high wattage hue…
Read more »Some Like it Hot Tub: How to Throw a Haute Swimming Soirée
Last summer, I hosted a “Some Like it Hot Tub” party in which my friends and I watched Some Like it Hot, imbibed, and snacked, all while trying to keep our munchies and drinks above the bubbling water of a …
Read more »Your Favorite Fashion Eras!
Last month, we asked our Facebook friends to weigh in on which fashionable decade is most inspiring to them. And the results are in!
With an overwhelming 42 percent of your votes, it’s clear that your favorite fashions are inspired …
Read more »Father's Day DIY: Menswear-Inspired Vertical Gardens
After fellow writer Julie and I attended a how-to workshop at Flora Grubb Gardens, set of our most recent stylebook, we came up with a dashing way to craft intriguing, suspended succulents with already-at-home accessories. A couple petite …
Read more »Mix-and-Match Masterpieces by Miss Moss
Fashion and art go hand in hand, and there’s no one that understands this better than Diana of the blog Miss Moss. Diana’s internet-famous color comparisons show her knack for matching beautiful pieces of art with the latest street …
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Who: Jo from Lost in the Haze
What: Vintage, hand-sewn, peach-colored dress
Where: Madame Butterfly’s Vintage Style Boutique in Christchurch, New Zealand
How Much: “22 New Zealand dollars! I was so lucky, as I’d been eying it up for ages, …
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