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What a whirlwind of a week! Always crazy busy around here:) As always, here are a couple fab links for you to read up on, plus dont forget today is the last day to enter my gorgeous KATCH earrings giveaway! So what are your plans for the first official weekend of summer?
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We adore this crooner’s quirky musical stylings, but she had us singing a different tune when she stepped out in this awful colorful number. The twentysomething’s botanical-printed shirtdress reminds us of our granny’s housecoats. To make matters worse, she topped off her look with a little something extra from grandpa’s closet!
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Now in its 5th year, Design For Humanity is Billabong’s charitable initiative which has become an opportunity not only for Billabong but for retailers, athletes, celebrities, artists and ultimately attendees to give back.
All proceeds are being donated to The VH1 Save the Music Foundation who are dedicated to restoring instrumental music education in public schools. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $47 million in new musical instruments to 1,750 public schools in more than 100 cities, impacting the lives of over 1.6 million children.
The event will be held on the 15th of June at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. Read the full article…
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Sometimes the best way to show how bright your star shines is to leave the country. I exaggerate only slightly in the case of Olivier Saillard, the French fashion curator, who put on a show in Florence at the invitation of the Pitti Discovery foundation. Saillard’s “Dress Like a Man,” () was a lesson in gender-bending style by a historian who has never thought of curating in a stately, stuffy way.
The new director of Musée Galliera, the fashion museum of the city of Paris, Saillard is special. A
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Whether you are or are not familiar with artist Sonia Delaunay (November 14, 1885 – December 5, 1979), you are in for a treat. A forerunner of the Orphism Movement, Delaunays body of work spans from paintings in bright, bold Cubist colors to textile and set design. Thanks to the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, who recently housed a Delaunay exhibit, we can show those who cant come to New York City an insiders view of the retrospective!
Sonia Delaunay was the first living female artist to have a retrospective at the Louvre in 1964.
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One of our favorite pastimes is drooling over what we call interior design porn, fantasizing about the day in which we, too, will have, say, a sunroom in our massive palatial estate. Until then, however, we aspire to spruce up the homes weve got, which is why all this week, well be showing you how to prettify your place. One of the features well be kickstarting with is a home decor twist on Style Stealer, in which we attempt to replicate the look and feel of rooms we think look super cozy and chicbut at a fraction of the cost of what the original owner probably paid. After the jump, find out how to get the look of this sleek and bright home office!