Category Archives: Bags

TROPICAL HEAT WAVE

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Yazbukey: “I’ve always had a fantasy about the California life, and this collection is about different people meeting in a motel in California in the 1960s. It’s called Tropical Heat Wave, for Marilyn Monroe’s song, because I think there is a little Marilyn in each one of us. She’s not perfect, but I think she was one of the most beautiful women in the world and she was very clever.”

Plexiglas jewelry for the wall “pink dreams motel” for your room…

Yaz and Emel Kurhan, the two sisters behind the jewelry label YAZBUKEY are predicting a  heat wave for s/s 2013. Another label who puts the Californian lifestyle world of the 60′s pin-up girls in attention of the upcoming s/s collection…foulard, belts, bracelets, quirky eye cat sunglasses…..pin-up girl style….

thermometer earrings and necklaces….and plenty of bags….

and a fan to hopefully cool you down…

photography by Tania et Vincent (images via there)

SUMMER FASHGIF’S OF 2013

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Every second now there are coming new fashion images up online. I’ve just visited Fashgif, the blog with the funny fashion gif’s and because there are so many new ones this week it was impossible to just choose one. So for this weekend I decided to choose two, (very summer(y) choises as always)…and here they are:

BAND OF OUTSIDERS SPRING RTW 2013

TOMMY HILFIGER SPRING 2013 RTW

image courtesy Fashgif

A CAGE FOR YOUR BASKETBALL

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How cool would it be to go to your basketball game with this basketball cage. This luxurious and cool accessory is made by FLEET ILYA, a london based leather and bondage design brand.

Fleet Ilya is headed by Ilya Fleet and Resha Sharma, the former, Russian-born with training in traditional saddle-making and Resha Sharma a Central Saint Martins Graphic Design graduate from London.

 

shop the items here and the basketball cage here

GET RID OF THE BAD THINGS, INA JANG

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The Brooklyn based photographer Ina Jang found a recipe for things you don’t like in images: Simply cut it out and replace it with something you like better.

Cut, cut, cut with a pair of scissors and find a replacement….

 “I was forcing myself to like everything—from the people I was working with to locations where I was shooting, so I started getting rid of the elements I didn’t like in the picture.”

I’m a big fan of this idea and I think we should use this recipe also for our daily life.

So…let’s get rid of the boring, unuseful, bad things in our life and let’s replace them with something nice, beautiful, exciting and happy…a new world will appear in front of us :-)

images via here