LIFESTYLE
style essentials // no. 03
I bought this asymmetrical top last Fall when Phillip Lim designed a small line for Target. Can we just stop for a moment and talk about how wonderful it is when high-fashion and interior designers create
simple tips for photographing children with Kaylan Buteyn
I’d like to introduce another gifted sponsor, Kaylan Buteyn, an artist, and the former writer and photographer behind the The Emerald Homestead and Kaylan Buteyn Photography. Today, she’s sharing a few tips for photographing children with us. Welcome,
our new home: the desecrated becoming sacred
Wendell Berry once wrote, “There are no unsacred places; there are only sacred places and desecrated places.” I couldn’t help mulling these words as we walked through our new property this weekend, laden with disrepair
an interview with wifey singer
Today I’m introducing another sponsor, Hannah Singer, the creator behind Wifey Singer. You may remember Hannah’s necklace and earrings from last week’s style post (also pictured below). I really love her vintage-inspired pieces and the
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Home is the nicest word there is. ― Laura Ingalls Wilder liam // opening the windows in his new bedroom burke // sweeping up the mess after we tore out the old, dingy carpet blythe //
linger / buy / read / try
We watched the sun rise this morning for the first time in weeks due to clouds, the perfect and most simplest of gifts on Valentine’s Day. Although I’m not sure why, this week seemed particularly
style essentials no. 02 // the maxi skirt
Another essential piece in my closet is a flowing maxi skirt I picked up at Forever21 a couple of years ago. This flexible piece will work with almost anything. When it gets cooler, I can
linger / buy / read / try
I’m not sure if it’s the grey skies or the cold, damp air, but I’ve felt so tired this week. This weekend, I’m looking forward to some restful time in PJs (by 8:00 last night),
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You must not ever stop being whimsical. And you must not, ever, give anyone else the responsibility for your life. ― Mary Oliver, Wild Geese ——————- “a weekly portrait of each of my children in 2014” blythe: