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Apr 09

BRIDAL SHOWER WEEKEND

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Mom, Bride to Be (Sister), & Me

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I love this new shirt from J Crew – so soft!

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I have been missing in action, but for good reason.  This weekend is what I called “Bridal Shower Weekend” and it culminated with the bridal soiree that I threw for my sister on Sunday.  As maid of honor (moh) I have been given the great responsibility of throwing parties, handling crazies and making my sister happy until the day after her wedding on May 24.  Luckily for her, I live and die for throwing parties!  Organizing, scouting, brain storming, and everything else that goes along with party planning is my cup of tea.  Here are the results of the bridal shower my mother and I hosted for my lovely sister.  I’d also like to mention that Alcove Cafe in Los Feliz is an amazing venue to host your event.  Not only is their food delicious but their customer service is amazing! I had a great time working with them.

All decorations, floral arrangements, and favors provided by yours truly.  Interested in having me plan your party?  Just send an email my way.

All photos taken by Stefani Greenwood


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24
Oct 08

Dear Readers,
Thanks for making the Fashion Intel so fun to write for.  Today I was reading Jonathan Adler’s 2005 book entitled My Prescription for Anti-Depressive Living and I was so inspired by it that I felt as if I was going to burst.  Two words: Modern Hippies – that is the perfect lifestyle for me.  I’m also talking to you Stefani Greenwood & Sarah Lancaster!

Ah yes, my point.  I am so inspired by the blogging fashionistas out there, but the Fashion Intel isn’t about my daily outfits, although I am sure you’d love them, but rather bridging the worlds of fashion and intellect as I have never believed neither was mutually exclusive.  I have always been impressed by designers, models, and artists, so it bothers me when I hear a scoff at the afforementioned.  You are probably saying – who does that?  Well, plenty do.  Acting as if you are not influenced by the artists in our culture is ridiculous and as Mr. Adler told me today, I should try to be inspired by as many people I can.

I think it is great for one’s readers to have some insight into their life, as perspective is great.  You might not see photos of me frolicking in the woods or on the side of the road wearing the latest from American Apparel [that's not my style anyway] but I will begin giving glimpses into my life.  That seems to be a popular idea on the web so I’ll make an attempt.

Here is my desk.  If you wonder what my wallpaper [computer] is, it is a picture of me wearing a mask [from that awful movie Saw] at a drug store.  I loathe those Saw movies, but I think that puppet is so cute!  Really! Also, I cannot live without flowers and the Decembre/Janvier issues of Vogue Paris.


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09
May 08

Le Fleur Jardin

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This week I managed to visit the lovely Descanso Gardens. The smell of the landscape inspired me to live in a rose bush and dress up in petal dresses. Maybe one day you’ll find me living in flower utopia, but until then you will see me wearing florals of all sorts this season.

Each Spring/Summer we can depend on designers saying “florals are in”, but why do we give in year after year? I suspect the answer is that florals are enchanting, to say the least. I much rather choose this look over the ubiquitous safari garb. Blase. Look to nature for inspiration, as you will find the flowers, bees, and grass lead quite the dramatic life.

  1. Vera Wang Lavender, Floral Shift Dress ($480)
  2. Forever 21, Floral Chiffon Skirt ($19.80)
  3. Subversive for Target, Bee Lucite Cuff ($14.99)
  4. Milly, Floral Shift Dress ($216 on Sale) As seen on BLAIR WALDORF
  5. Xhilaration, Floral Ballet Flats ($14.99)
  6. Delias, Fabric Beads ($12.50)
  7. Delias, Floral Cinched Bandeau One-Piece ($33.50)

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