And this is what I meant when I said yesterday that clutches are very much used during the day now. Not sure if having one of your arms always occupied is a comfortable thing to do, but stylish it is! And only for a short while that’s all we need. Enjoy!
images via Tommy Ton, Sartorialist, Stockholm street style.
1- Livia Luxe oversized clutch, 2- Alexander Mcqueen embroidery clutch, 3- Graphic clutch, 4-Jimmy Choo 5- Diane von Furstenberg, 6- Tonya Hawkes, 7- Lanvin, 8- Valentino, 9- Givenchy
1- Asymmetric clutch, 2- Mina cage clutch, 3- Black polka dot, 4- Nude and grey, 5- Metalic clutch, 6- Harlow leather envelope, 7- viva, 8- snakeskin clutch.
Herve Van der Straeten ceiling fixture and arched console welcome guests in the entrance hall below.
found the idyllic image on Pinterest and I don’t have any credit whatsoever, besides
the link to the page where I found it. I don’t even know if this is a
regular swimming pool, if it was carved out, if the whole thing is fake or if
it’s instead a natural mineral pool.
One of my dreams is to owned a home with swimming pool where guests can take a dip in hot summer days. Something like the image below with a background as impressive and dreamy as the South of France is perfectly ideal. Cypress trees have always have my name on them, all over. Enjoy!
most of the images via this Pinterest and this Pinterest
A masculine aesthetic is perhaps one that appeals to a much broader audience
than a more feminine one especially if it’s combined with industrial
touches. As a matter of fact many women, me included, prefer to keep away
from the very feminine design, particularly from those with overdoses of fru-fru;
aka. looking like a doll house. Luckily there is the Unisex Kitchen style with prefer light and clear spaces. Chunky wood, metal,
concrete, stainless steel, oxidized finishing on either wood or metal are only
a few of the many options to keep in mind when going for a unisex neutral
kitchen. Enjoy!