After seeing this gorgeous canvas camera strap from Roberu I’m beginning to think it might be time to replace the guitar strap one I’ve had on mine since college. PS: I’ll take the camera, too! (via Black*Eiffel)
My association of hair combs is limited to a pair of red plastic ones I had as a kid. These beautiful horncombs from Rick Owens change all of that. Each one even comes it its own suede case. Decadence of the first degree. (via Simone LeBlanc)
Huge, voluminous, beautiful silk scarves from Forget Me Not. Each one features a hand-drawn design that’s digitally printed in small batches. Endless wearing possibilities for summer – cover up, turban, beach carry-all, etc. {via Dismount Creative}
The summer after high school graduation I started wearing shades that were way too big for my face, and I’ve never looked back. I started with an oval pair that had tortoise shell frames (very Jackie O.), and made my way through until I landed on my favorite a few years ago. A pair of sunglasses that were black framed, almost square, and cost $5. They broke last December as I walked into an Office Depot to buy a cordless mouse for my aunt. Memories are funny, replacing sunglasses is not. Now that the temps are on the up and up – at least here – I need to find a new pair.
I’ve been looking for the perfect bubble umbrella these last few months. I once even bought one, only to take it home and find out it was broken. I like the little extra something this one brings to the table with it’s coppery raindrops.
I feel in lurve with Nicole Deponte’s Lilian Asterfield collection back when she first inherited a trash bag full of vintage neckties. Each season Nicole creates a new line and I’m all over these rosette necktie brooches. The perfect unisex accessory, it would look just as dapper on the right suit as on a cocktail dress.