I'm loving this delicate little necklace. In jewelry I tend to go with the less is more approach, and something sweet and simple is often preferable in my book.image/byboe
...a little bit of this and a little bit of that...
I'm loving this delicate little necklace. In jewelry I tend to go with the less is more approach, and something sweet and simple is often preferable in my book.
Hoping to be kissed? Then wear your own mistletoe in your hair and it's sure to happen.
Clutches are my favorite kinds of purses. While there is always that possibility of setting it down and misplacing it, I have yet to lose one (knock on wood). Loving this dainty fern clutch by inleaf for it's casual femininity. Since most of my clutches are black, ideal for a night out on the town, this one is perfect for a Spring soiree.
I want this clutch! A stylish way to add a little bloom to your winter wardrobe.
Love these vintage rose cabochons! Perfect for the kit and caboodler. One of these rosebuds would be a lovely way to embellish a headband or a piece of jewelry.
I seriously need to unsubscribe from Coach's seemingly informative oh-by-the-way-we-have-new-merchandise e-mail updates. It's a depressing reminder of all the cute stuff I can't afford. Like I have $398 lying around to spend on this gorgeous bag...(exasperated sigh).
Hence - finding a lovely little umbrella is a quest of mine, though I never have much luck. I find that when it comes to forking over $40 for an umbrella, I have a hard time justifying my cause. However, I do like this red polka dot umbrella, very reminiscnent of the chic one Audrey Tautou carries in Amelie.
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When sustainable materials meets attractive accessory, you know you've encountered a winning pair. Meet Heather Heron, handbag and clutch designer whose products boast organic, durable waterproof material, sturdy with a finish that resembles linen. Even I did a double-take upon viewing Heather Heron's intro on Daily Candy - "Wait what?? These are organic??" What do you know - they are!
As a kid, I used to be fascinated with lockets. I loved the idea that a piece of jewelry could have a dual personality; that from the outside it would appear a shiny, beautiful necklace, but the inside could hold personal, intimate secrets or pictures. Perhaps this is why I am so taken by this delicate dragonfly locket by birdsNbeez.
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