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Styling the @textileartscenter SHOP shoot today. With knits from @lindsaydegen and more. And smocks of course! With @isaselby (at Textile Arts Center - BK)
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Bleached linen swatch test for STATE items coming to the @textileartscenter shop. (at STATE capitol )
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More Green Room D&A goodies. Hand stitched pot holders from @ediekahulapereira so so good.
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D&A LA inspiration: Nancy Stella Soto. You’re going to love everything this gal does. Promise.
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That time I hung out with writer Effie Bowen in the studio’s loft and we pulley-d up wine and goldfish and talked all night. Here’s that conversation hot off the press over at BOMB magazine. Lovely fashion photos by the tried and true Josh Wool.
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LA day 2. 🌵🌴 Finally stealing these Origami Pants for myself.
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Holding court at the D&A show in LA this week. Loving the company of my stylish neighbors @proudharper and @erinconsidine Come visit! (at New Mart Building)
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Perfect for the June bride - a wedding parasol carried by Miriam Todd at her marriage to Evander Roderick McIver in Charleston, April 20, 1910.
The cover is cream silk with satin-stitch floral embroidery. It has a bamboo shaft, ivory ferule and rib tips and an etched ivory handle. This handle is carved to depict the three wise monkeys: Mizaru covering his eyes, Kikazaru covering his ears and Iwazaru covering his mouth. Around the monkeys are acorns, insects and grass. The red character has not yet been identified, but the monogram on the end of the handle is “M T,” presumably for Miriam Todd. The closing mechanism is marked “HOKEN.”
Parasols were not common wedding accessories, even when they were at their peak of popularity. This one may have been used at an outdoor wedding, or perhaps for the going-away outfit. Regardless, this delightful Japanese parasol would have made a wonderful April fashion accessory.
TEXTILE TUESDAYS: Each Tuesday we post a piece from our textile collection. Some items have been on exhibit, some will eventually be shown in our Historic Textiles Gallery and some may be just too fragile to display. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there’s something in particular you’d like to see on TEXTILE TUESDAY! #TextileTuesday -
After Magda’s final edits, this sucker is off to the printers. And we’re drinking champagne! #secretsummercatalog
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Model - Natasha Poly Photography - Willy Vanderperre Title - The Flower Of The North Publication - AnOther Winter 2008
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etsy:
Now, this is a dream house (complete with boat!) Vintage 1970s A-Frame Mountain House Playset from PorticoShop.
*gasp*
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