I am on an Etsy kick lately. As a kid my Mom was a crafter…she would make snowflakes in the winter, baby blocks, hair ruffles…tons and tons of things. She is a weaver and a sewer and generally crafty. Me? Not so much. Oh sure I tried it all for awhile. I knitted as a 5-year-old and played with Fimo…
The Elusive Finishing Touch necklace ($48) I ordered in December finally came last week! (And it seems they are still having a hard time keeping it in stock, though I saw several in-store in NYC last week.) I like the 1920s-style accents on this piece…the fan next to the Florette, the multiple hoop accents on the other side. The pastel…
Well, well, it looks like Anthropologie is running a little A/B test with their email this week! I got the same email with two different headlines today. (New month, new variety and A color-filled February. I vote option A.) Both versions of the email led to the same page (screen capture above). I love everything featured but my favorite is…
Want to shop through the February catalogue on your own? Here it is. Cute Anthropologie…very cute… Carmenes Bedding ($58-$248)I would hate to be the guest in the greenhouse… Stretching Acres Cardigan ($68) &Peony Lore Skirt ($168)…the perfect soft Spring cardiganpaired with a bold skirt… Northwoods Satchel ($458) …intricate leatherwork, I love thecream colored base…. Jahoda Corset Top ($98)…I love this…
A story I had to share: I was at the 5th Ave Anthropologie (NYC) on Thursday night after a tough day at work. You know, the kind of day that only walking through fabulous stores and pretending to buy everything can cure. I spotted the Tano Banana Cream Tote‘s ($188) berry cousin from this post last week and saw that…
One of my favorite things about Anthropologie is they’re not afraid of fun! Just because I’m in my 20s doesn’t mean I shouldn’t be allowed to wear fun things anymore. (And I plan on feeling the same way in my 70s.) If I want jewels on my jean pockets…well then I’m going to Bedazzle away! If I see a kid…
I’m starting to feel the winter sillies setting in. Normally this is when I’d schedule a fabulous vacation to somewhere warm, with beaches and (hopefully) a friendly place to crash but this year I am staycation all the way. So I’m living vicariously through spring clothes. I admit that I glossed over the Waiting for Poems Sheath ($178) in the…
