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Ruffled blouse:   HERE    o    Jeans:  ZARA  o   Heels:  ZARA   o   Clutch:  PATRIZIA PEPE    o    Necklace:  YES    o     Nails:   HERE Drapowana bluzka:   TUTAJ      o    Jeansy:  ZARA  o   Szpilki:  ZARA   o    Kopertówka:  PATRIZIA PEPE    o    Naszyjnik:  Yes    o     Kolczyki:  FRUIT BIJOU   o    Pazury:   TUTAJ Kochani, jeśli ktoś jeszcze nie widział zapraszam do oglądania wiosennego wydania Magazynu Modny Śląsk, w którym jestem redaktorem działu mody i fotoprodukcji, jestem także autorką, zarówno pod względem stylizacji jak i fotografii, męskiej okładki oraz edytorialu mody męskiej - KLIKNIJ TUTAJ! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ DON'T FORGET TO L...

Four nice things right now. Small kumquats on a branch. Who wouldn't get happy over cute small orange thingies like these? Green branches and leaves in a vase; a mini jungle,  left over from when I had  a mini-spa for my plants at home some time ago.   (I wonder if these are of the kind that they'll grow a root of their own and I can plant them? Hmmm...) Green grapes in a pretty bowl. And green grapes in their most superior form, helping me tidy up the kitchen.

Fashion Group International (FGI)  Scholarship Competition  2017 Celebrating Fashion Excellence: From Concept to Consumer  https://fgischolarship.org/ On Friday, April 21st, several UNT fashion design students participated in the annual Fashion Group International  Scholarship Competition  at the Dallas Market Center.  The keynote speaker for the event was UNT Fashion Design alum; Couture Fashion Designer Michael Faircloth. 160 designs were submitted to the competition and 50 were selected to walk the runway.  Eleven universities were represented and UNT had a total of 14 garments (out of the 50) walk the runway.  Students were presented with several awards for excellence in design.  The University of North Texas excelled once again this year receiving the following awards and the faculty in the Fashion Design department congratulate the following students: 1. ...

  Following is a lovely essay by Durell Godfrey that appeared in the Easthampton Star. She is a friend of many years yet I was surprised to find that she too was heavily involved with her dolls. She is (lucky her) still playing dolls. Read on and enjoy.    PLAYING DOLLS by Durell Godfrey When I was a kid I played with dolls. I was an only child and (maybe consequently) I had a lot of dolls. These were not mushy baby dolls; they were “fashion dolls.” This was the 1950s, folks, pre-Barbie. My favorite dolls were Madame Alexander dolls (they came in two sizes: 12-inch and 8-inch) and what were called Ginny dolls, which were only eight inches tall. That’s what I asked for at F.A.O. Schwarz at Christmas and birthdays, by size and hair color. I think I had about 10 by the time I outgrew them in sixth grade or so. My mother could never understand why my dolls didn’t have names. She encouraged me to name them but I never did. I referred to the dolls as the 12-inch...

Waiting for spring like - WHERE IS IT! Apparently spring is like a month late here or so by now they say on the news and in the papers. Well yes, thanks, we kind of noticed. The true definition of "april weather". Sun and rain and random snow and temperatuare yo-yoing. But the spring gear has however premiered. Even to the extent that I treated myself to a new vintage Pendleton and a pair of vintage boots, to stomp around in the mud over here in, via Etsy. My pyjamas-like high waist wide-legged cropped pants are from Light in The Box. (They promised -PROMISED - it'd be +20c this weekend so keeping my thumbs and hopes up for that. And if not, then - oh well, damn, it's the weather, then you still just can't do anything about it...)

It's time for the next Dr.Sketchy's Helsinki! This time we create you a little mini cosmos over at our studio, where the drawing takes place. Dr.Sketchy's is an "anti-art school", a so called 'cabaret drawing'- event, where attendants can draw and paint croquis with a little different setting than the one you might be used to from art school. Usually with a specific theme, styled and set up according to that, and with great music. Photos by Asko Rantanen, whose alter ego Johnny Moth also will serve as our model. The space shuttle will be navigated by Tinker Bell and yours truly. So,  Sunday 23rd from 4pm onwards . Bring pencils papers and cash and see you at Shangri-La!

Korean Similar Fashion The Similar Look:  Popular fashion trend in S. Korea. Twinning with your girlfriends without actually looking like twins Credits: Marishe