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Gatsby Fever
We have spent the last six months anticipating the release of The Great Gatsby. Ever since required reading in high school we have been swooning over the glamour and style of the roaring 20s. From flapper dresses to art deco headpieces, the style reflects the economic boom and carefree attitude of the times. We’ve come up with some ways to channel Daisy Buchanan without looking like you’re headed to a costume...
Read MoreKentucky Derby | A Head Above the Rest
This Saturday Churchill Downs will be filled with thousands of spectators for what is often dubbed “The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports.” It is debatable, however, whether the noble steeds racing for the coveted garland of roses or the highly fashionable and anything but subtle hats draw the most attention at the Kentucky Derby. The Derby is a chance for women to express their inner Southern Belle and don a fabulous headpiece. The wearing of hats is not only a longstanding southern tradition, but is also believed to bring good luck. There are no rules or limits when it comes to Kentucky Derby hat selection. These hats come in all shapes and sizes and are...
Read MorePalette of Pink
Over the last couple of weeks we have been swooning over the sophistication and style that comes with a pop of pink. From blush to bright – this cheerful color is taking the world by storm. Pleated Maxi Dress by SheInside Chanel Vintage Green & Pink Nylon Tote Juicy Couture Multicolor Earrings Design Love Fest office makeover Strawberry Gin Smash recipe from The Kitchn “Stay Sharp” iphone case from the Cellairis & p.s. I Made This Eyelet Tank from...
Read MoreSapphire | Beyond the Birthstone
Sapphires have long been associated with their deep blue color and September spot on the birthstone calendar. Their popularity skyrocketed with the Royal Engagement – women everywhere coveting Kate’s blue bling. But did you know that they are also found in purple, pink, yellow, green and clear? Some of our favorite pieces vary from the traditional blue color. Sapphire is a gemstone made up of the mineral element corundum and is colored by trace elements of iron, titanium, chromium, copper and magnesium. These elements provide the wide variety of colors. The sapphire is perfect for many types of jewelry, it has strength and durability close to that of a...
Read MoreGemstone Spotlight: Boulder Opal
Let’s dive into the vast world of rare gemstones. Walk into a jewelry store and you will find the cases gleaming with diamonds, sapphires, rubies and pearls. These precious stones are not alone, there are endless varieties of precious and semi-precious gemstones being mined around the world. In the spotlight today: Boulder Opal The boulder opal is the second most prized in the opal family next to the black opal. Reigning from Australia this stone is largely unknown to the international public and was discovered in 1870 embedded in ironstone boulders. Often the boulder opals are cut to include some of the ironstone, which many say makes it stronger and more...
Read MoreInspiration from Modern Art
We found some great gift inspiration at the MoMA gift shop today. Modern art combined with function – makes for a great combination! Here are just a few of our favorites. Les Perles Candlestick Two Moons Vase Kopik Toothpick Holder Reflection Placemat Espresso Set Mondrian Tumbler Crinkle Bag Vase Have a wonderful...
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