Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts

Friday, September 14, 2012

NYFW Beauty Details

This week was Fashion Week in New York. These were some of our favorite hairstyles, manicures, accessory and make-up ideas. 


Donna Karen - wedges


Rachel Comey - Messy French Twist


Assemly NY - Nails


Derek Lam - Tan Nails


Tory Birch - Messy side fish-tail braid


Caroline Herrera - Sandals

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Misc. Meggie

I am an avid internet surfer. I'm always looking for beautiful images or to be inspired because of this I always end up with a MISC. folder of images and ideas that I hope to someday do something with. These images may be fragments of a blog idea I once had that has since disappeared, or just something that made me sigh. So I thought I would dump all of these mis-matched images into a post for everyone to enjoy! 

















Thursday, August 2, 2012

Outfit Collages!

Polyvore reminds me of being a teenager and creating magazine collage cut outs of all my favorite fashion items. It's a great site for making collages and coming up with outfit ideas! I've arranged some styling inspiration for items we have in the store as well as ideas for mixing and matching.



Meggie San Francsico

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Ombre

While flipping through a magazine I saw a page on how to create "Red & Black Cherry Ombre Lips." It took me a while to warm up to it, but now I'm fascinated. Done well, I think it's quite striking, and as an artist, I love how painterly it looks. This sparked my interest in some other ombre trends...

Ombre Lips



 Ombre Hair



Ombre Shorts





 Ombre Bridesmaid Dresses and Cakes






Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Embroidery


I have always been a handmade card kinda girl. I love the creative freedom and personalization about it.  For my brother's birthday I thought I would change it up a bit and try sewing him a birthday card:



The making of my (very obviously) first embroidered card was tedious, taking much longer than I expected, and left me with several pricks on my fingers. But it was made with love!

 I was inspired to try embroidering because of these two talented artists:


Her works are beautiful combinations of two-dimensional drawings and three-dimensional textiles. A tactile approach to fashion illustration.





Jillian Tamaki branched out of her norm when she turned her hobby of embroidery into creating book sleeves for these classic novels.




Aren't they gorgeous??
Time to buy some embroidery thread!