The Lady Guinevere

The unbelievably lovely, porcelain skinned Guinevere van Seenus is captured by Tim Walker and Javier Vallhonrat in Vogue Italia & Vogue UK in two spreads that are mysteriously romantic with an impish dose of humour and a rainbow of colours to inspire good cheer. Portraying a blooming beauty and a sparkly dancer, she photographs mesmerisingly and leads you down the garden path into a world of imagination and light, full of wonder and a liberal sprinkling of glittery fairydust. Aren't you tempted to follow?

Images from fashionising

A bunch of Love

Dear readers, if thing's aren't going your way or if you need something to brighten up your day... here's a bunch of anemones, roses and buttercups to make everything OK!

Lots of love xoxo

from the lovely la mechante

Cherchez L'Homme

Amidst all the fashion week craziness, high heels and high style...
here are some laidback sartorial looks from the men.




Images par vanessajackman, sartorialist, tommyton

Parisian charm via New York

Interior designer Paula Caravelli, one half of design team Paula + Martha has created a charming space with European flair in her upper east side abode. I have to confess, I fell hard for this place as soon as I saw it! Just like the french, this apartment conveys that signature effortless style. No obvious design trends, nothing loud or pretentious. The atmosphere spells serene elegance with timeless touches and a neutral background accented by perfect pops of colour. If this apartment was a person, it would undoubtedly be the quintessential parisian girl clothed in essential black and smoky greys, an Hermès scarf insouciantly knotted around her swan-like neck. Et voila, instant je ne sais quoi.


Vintage spoon chairs unbelievably found at a Salvation Army thrift shop flank a brass cocktail table by Gerald Bland.



Vintage vases in colours of a swirled sunset are displayed magnificently atop a neoclassical Italian commode. A painting by Caravelli’s uncle pulls everything together and highlights a corner in the home that might easily have been overlooked.

Images from Elle decor.

Dolce Love

Dolce & Gabbana show us their interpretation of workwear. Definitely femme fetale, can anybody see asking your bosses for a raise in these pieces? I love everything though, its just a beautiful collection. Perhaps because its made up of colours that I'm naturally drawn to but I think you'll agree that this showcase was faultless. Gorgeous knits, delicate lace, strong black suits and deep red velvet.
Everything my wardrobe wants. Also, the make-up is presentation perfect. It'll attract attention better than any tiresome powerpoint!

Images from style.com