The Erdem spring collection was full of floral prints that felt modern to me. I especially like the two dresses shown here. See more at Style.com.
image credits: photos by marcio madeira for style.com
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Too amazing not to pass on: the artistry of Mitsuru Koga. Inspired by insect eaten leaves + oh so cool. Sorry that I missed the exhibit at Venice, Ca shop Tortoise.
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notebook paper
Postcards that look like school paper and are letterpress printed? Too cool for school. Visit Ilfant Press’s etsy shop where you can buy the designs as individual postcards, or packs of five. I found these through Flickr, but much thanks to the Seattle Center for Book Arts for pointing me in the right direction.
Okay, here’s where it gets even more interesting (to me, anyway): Ilfant’s designer is Lisa Hasegawa. And when I read that, I kept thinking “Why do I know that name?” Turns out, she designed these awesome letterpressed dresses that have been in my Flickr favs for a few years. Lisa, you rule!!! And thank you, brain, for working :)
writing paper: adorable
ruled: love the “this side for the message”
images from ilfant.etsy.com
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love the dress; love the bag
Luella’s spring collection had some very ladylike fashions that weren’t too too. Check out the full show at Style.com.
something i’d never wear + yet i love it
love the proportions
image credits: photos by marcio madeira for style.com
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image by marcio madeira for style.com
A most simple + pretty dress from Marios Schwab. See his full spring collection at Style.com.
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