Showing posts with label Muse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muse. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

so, how was your day?


As I've mentioned many times before, my dear friend Jessica Murnane is a constant source of inspiration and creative motivation. Jessica is full of great ideas and what I love most about her is not just that her ideas are especially clever, but that she actually goes out and executes them, and very thoughtfully at that. Well folks, she's done it yet again with her newest project So, How Was Your Day?The site launched last week and is full of fun and inspirational glimpses into the lives of creative movers and shakers who exemplify the traits I admire so much in Jessica. Through a handful of brief lines about meals, meetings, daily tasks, and a few fiery follow-up questions, Jessica introduces readers to some serious innovators. Graham Kostic of Glossed & Found and Monica Dimperio of The MidWasteland and Elegently Wasted Vintage are part of the initial line up and it was exciting to see these friends and familiar faces in the mix. The new site is a fantastic concept with the same eye on simple and refined design that I have grown to love through Suitor, Jessica's line of paper goods. Can't wait to see who else she features!

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Vanessa Bruno





Fashion/music video/ghost story hybrids from Vanessa Bruno featuring Lou Doillon and Jessica Joffe.

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

stripes

{ one: Jessica de Ruiter, one of our favorite style icons, via Garance DorĂ© | two: via The Sartorialist | three: a pile of striped cottons in the studio | four: hemp and organic cotton indigo stripe pieces from the EB SS11 collection photographed by Caleb Condit | five and six: by Louise Bourgeois | seven: via Pinterest | eight: via Pinterest | nine and ten: vintage cotton stripe maxi dress from the EB SS11 collection photographed by Caleb Condit }

I am constantly on the look out for the perfect stripe. This season, I am on a bit of a blue and white kick and am finding myself drawn to fabrics that have a hint of something nautical. Over the years, I have collected yards and yards of stripes ranging from classics men's shirting cottons to silk blends to special vintage pieces of fabric. With the appearance of a few different stripes in our Spring Summer 2011 collection, I think this is the perfect time to break out our ever-growing stockpile and make some fun one-of-a-kind summer dresses. Any suggestions or requests?

Thursday, May 05, 2011