I would love....

To have this garden

Desserts from Ladurée in Paris


This J. Crew dress


To see these guys live.


An excuse to dress up. I can dream.

Diggin' all these fringe inspired decorations. So simple and so pretty!

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Both of these are cake perfection. I could definitely go for a slice (or two) of each right now.

{ via The Inspired Bride and Darling Dexter }

Yep, I'd live here. Beautiful home featured on Design Sponge.

Paul Smith

Proenza Schouler

Oscar de la Renta

Get in my closet right now.

Can't wait to see these guys in a couple of weeks.

{ 1. Digby & Iona Stag ring 2. Braille Thin Band ring 3. Kate Spade Double Bow ring
4. Kate Spade Date Night ring 5. Satomi Kawakita Double Finger ring 6. Spike Rhinestone Brass ring
7. Giles & Brother Spike ring 8. Rue White & Black rings 9. Conroy & Wilcox ring 10. Kissing Birds ring
11. Calourette Finger ring 12. Satomi Kawakita ring 13. Triangle ring }

Rachel Roy

Karen Walker

Marc by Marc Jacobs

A Détacher

Tibi

Can you tell I like below the knee skirts?

{ all images via New York Magazine }

{ 1. Marimekko Dress via Design is Mine 2. MaeMae Paperie invites 3. Kate Spade heels
4. Upstate hand dyed handkerchief 5. Giant Gummie Bear from FredFlare
6. Anthropologie "From the Deep" dishware 7. Tanya Aguiñiga jersey knot bracelet }

1. Wonderful short on tattoo artist, Scott Campbell (The image is his work with laser cut American currency. Unreal)
2. As soon as I need new glasses I'm ordering some from Warby Parker. Not only are they beautiful and incredibly affordable,
but for every pair you purchase they donate a pair to someone in need! (photo via For Me, For You)
3. I will definitely be making these this weekend.
4. Have you seen Anthropologie's new wedding line, BHLDN. Wow.
5. New fashion/blogger crush - Canned Fashion.
6. So very excited.

My new favourite photography, and not surprisingly, the woman behind many of Anthropologie's ridiculously amazing catalogs.

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Ballerinas at Erickson Beamon presentation, Monique Lhuillier runway, and woven buns backstage at Thakoon

If you are not familiar with the fashion line Rodarte, they are two sisters named Kate and Laura Mulleavy based out of California. Though their pieces have been gracing the runway for years, one their more recent projects includes the incredible costumes for Darren Aronofsky’s film, Black Swan. Their newest feat is a collaboration with film maker/photographer Todd Cole. Staring Hollywood's up-and-coming starlet, Elle Fanning and music by Deerhunter, The Curve of Forgotten Things, highlights Rodarte's Spring 2011 collection. The video above is a short preview, and you can watch the entire thing over at NOWNESS.

Hamburg-born photographer, Astrid Kirchherr, met The Beatles in 1960, years before they exploded on to the music scene. Her now iconic photographs of the band, depict the group before the addition of Ringo Starr and with bassist Stuart Sutcliffe, who Kirchherr was engaged to until his death in 1962. The third photograph depicts bandmates John Lennon and George Harrison, only days after the death of their dear friend. Kirchherr's photographs perfectly capture the innocence and ambition of a then unknown band, and have been used time and time again to retell the story of one of the world's most influential musical groups.

Fall 2011 RTW

Peter Som

Jason Wu

Steven Alan

Jill Stuart

Charlotte Ronson + Honor

Rebecca Minkoff + Rebecca Taylor

{ via Style and WWD }