All is in the SHOP!
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Click the text to head straight to that item in the shop.
Wednesday 31 October 2012
Tuesday 30 October 2012
knit collar sisters
The detail on two very very cool 1950s dresses with knit collars that will be in the SHOP tomorrow!
Update: the dresses are in the shop now!
1950s Rubicon dress
1950s Minor Secrets dress
Update: the dresses are in the shop now!
1930s French Fashions
From Modes et Travaux in the 1930s, some French fashion illustrations.
I am not sure how these differ from American fashion in the 1930s, but I would love to know...
I am not sure how these differ from American fashion in the 1930s, but I would love to know...
Maryam Nassir Zadeh
photos from mnzstore.com
This post could easily be titled "Beautiful Clothes I Could Never Afford". Even if I could afford them, I don't think I'd want to spend $800 on a dress. Regardless, they are beautiful clothes, and that's why they've landed here. That cape is just the shade of mustard that I've been looking for all fall. I would like to have a coat (or cape as the case may be) in just that color.
Sunday 28 October 2012
Patternity
I decided to eschew all patterned tights a few years ago when I deemed myself officially too old to pull them off. They are always a bit too cutesy for this gal's legs. But then I discovered Patternity and their limited edition of hand screened tights printed in geometric shapes and I'm having to seriously reconsider my commitment to solid color tights. I'm especially crazy about the Totem print. Now, are they better in Bauhaus red or Bauhaus yellow?
Saturday 27 October 2012
Pink peeks
I love the judicious use of pale pink in Hilary Robertson's Brooklyn brownstone. I'm pretty much in love with the entire space in general, the bones of building being stuff dreams are made of.
Robertson, an interior stylist (duh) has also recently opened a shop in Brooklyn called Mrs. Robertson.
Thursday 25 October 2012
Complimentary | a shop update
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An shop update to end this ultra gorgeous week (at least here in Michigan!).
Descriptions are linked!
Wednesday 24 October 2012
In the Navy
Perhaps more friendly than the little black dress, navy is one of my personal favorite of dress colors.
These four dresses will be in the shop very soon.
Tuesday 23 October 2012
Fair Isle
Named after a tiny island north of Scotland, Fair Isle is a style of knitting with very traditional Fair Isle patterns normally having no more than two or three consecutive stitches of any given color.
A perennial favorite that will never go out of style. These four wool Fair Isle sweaters will be in the shop in soon!
New York City
Over the weekend Tom and I slipped away quietly to enjoy a couple of utterly perfect autumn days in New York City. A friend generously lent us a 36th floor apartment in Chelsea so we had an amazing view of the Empire State Building from the rooftop garden for sunrise. We wandered the streets of Manhattan, stopping in galleries, bookstores and restaurants whenever we fancied, rested in Central Park, did lots of window shopping and enjoyed one of the last beautiful weekends of fall.
Monday 22 October 2012
So, what's new?
1930s Unicode dress | 1950s Rhapsody in Blue dress | 1950s embroidered cardigan | 1970s Sunspire heels
1960s Grid Connect dress | Coach chocolate station bag | 1970s Buttercream boots | 1970s Milled Flax wool skirt
1980s wool peplum cardigan | 1970s Jessie sandals | 1940s Parisian Bloom dress | 1950s Random Harvest dress
1960s Metrics mini dress | hand-knit Louisa sweater | 1950s Alligator bow heels | 1950s Mehndi dress
1950s Wild Blue Iris silk dress | 1960s Kew Gardens bag | 1980s Anatuya blanket coat | vintage Oatmeal pleated skirt
What's the beginning of the week without a DEAR GOLDEN shop update? Besides adding a whole slew of COATS to the shop yesterday, all of the above was added to the shop & the titles are linked!
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