My Dog-Eared Pages
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| Blog Name: | My Dog-Eared Pages |
| Url: | http://www.mydogearedpages.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | design, inspiration, style |
| Description: | A chronicle of musings, design favorites, art notes, looks at fashion, style, shopping, product picks, media finds, and more. |
| Popularity: | 164 Followers |
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FAUX FUR VESTS | P.S. I MADE THIS
My sister-in-law Agi and I were chatting this morning about our love of faux fur vests, when I came across Erica Domesek's site, P.S. - I made this. I love her motto: I see it. I like it. I make it. When I asked Erica about her favorite source for faux fur, her answer..."The world's biggest baddest and best spot is
My sister-in-law Agi and I were chatting this morning about our love of faux fur vests, when I came across Erica Domesek's site, P.S. - I made this. I love her motto: I see it. I like it. I make it. When I asked Erica about her favorite source for faux fur, her answer..."The world's biggest baddest and best spot is
FASHION TRENDS | ART OF THE HAT
Hats are back. And, one of the reasons why is the incredibly talented Albertus Swanepool. Born and raised in South Africa, Swanepoel trained as a milliner under Janine Galimard, who worked for Balenciaga in Paris in the 1950's and 60's. After working as an assistant to Lola and then Lynne Mackey {creating hats for Broadway sh
Hats are back. And, one of the reasons why is the incredibly talented Albertus Swanepool. Born and raised in South Africa, Swanepoel trained as a milliner under Janine Galimard, who worked for Balenciaga in Paris in the 1950's and 60's. After working as an assistant to Lola and then Lynne Mackey {creating hats for Broadway sh
COASTAL LOVE | NOVEMBER 1, 2009
Almost every day, I take a bike ride and stop to check out the surf. Here is a little bit from today. Lately, our beach has suffered serious coastal erosion and we all keep our fingers crossed with every major storm. In March, President Obama signed a bill that contains funds for channel dredging—sand that will be used to bolster the beach where erosion has been the worst. We are grateful for the beauty of our Massachusetts coastline and we hope that mother nature slows down her efforts to reclaim her.
Almost every day, I take a bike ride and stop to check out the surf. Here is a little bit from today. Lately, our beach has suffered serious coastal erosion and we all keep our fingers crossed with every major storm. In March, President Obama signed a bill that contains funds for channel dredging—sand that will be used to bolster the beach where erosion has been the worst. We are grateful for the beauty of our Massachusetts coastline and we hope that mother nature slows down her efforts to reclaim her.
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