Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Friday, April 2, 2010

Monday, February 1, 2010

[ J. Crew Spring ]







Just my favorites from the latest J.Crew fashions. I have yet to find anywhere that has clothes as consistently lovely and wearable. J.Crew is my first source of inspiration for color palettes...and I love to try to copy the jewelry (surprisingly, it's not easy to make for less cost).

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

= Kate Spade =










Amazing. I want. Christmas wish list finished! katespade.com

Monday, July 27, 2009

* Easy Glitz *









Kinda obsessed with J.Crew. Especially the whole dressy-tee-with-chunky-jewelry look. In some ways easy to pull off, in some ways not. I'll do another post about how to get the look for less.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

<{ Pamela Tuohy Jewelry Line }>





I caught site of this amazing jewelry line through The Daily Candy yesterday. Pamela Tuohy Jewelry. Fantastical, romantic, custom and limited edition jewelry pieces. Wearing one of these would make any outfit a costume.

Monday, May 18, 2009

Morning Glory Antique Jewelry

Why do I keep doing posts about jewelry? I guess it just is an inspiring category to me. Who knows. But I knew I had to share my discovery of the fantastic online shop of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. Prepare to go nuts. Some of the stuff is pretty $$$. But you could probably find a pretty piece that fits your pocketbook.














Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Annie M.








Thanks to the Cable Car Couture blog, I can show you some great pictures of my client, Adrienne Morris' booth at the Women's Expo last weekend in Utah. I have been doing extensive work on branding her fabulous jewelry line, Annie M. (I did a blog post on some of her jewelry here).

The creator of the Cable Car Couture blog (a fashion blog in Utah, focusing on finding new talent and modest fashions) was among the first to purchase one of Annie M's latest items: a chunky round pendant featuring the Annie M. monogram. I love it. And I love that we came up with an icon that looks good enough to wear.

I myself am starting to sport Annie M. merchandise. It is super fun to wear: heavy, playful, and feminine, like Juicy Couture or Betsey Johnson but without the assembly-line feel that such big label products emit. I will definitely keep you posted on when her website shop is available (website is already up here). You can also follow new products and events at the Annie M. blog here.