Showing posts with label Edie Parker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edie Parker. Show all posts
Monday, May 25, 2015
Monday, February 3, 2014
Meow!
Moschino Cheap Chic black top, $885 / Jonathan Simkhai shirts top / Dolce Gabbana lacy skirt / Brian Atwood crystal embellished sandals, $405 / Edie Parker black glitter handbag / Effy Collection pendant necklace / Yves saint laurent bracelet, $840 / Bee Charming rhinestone necklace / Cat pendant / NARS Cosmetics black eye makeup / Body moisturizer
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Friday, December 27, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
For Lidia
Lela Rose petite cocktail dress, $740 / Lanvin outerwear / Christian Louboutin sandals / Edie Parker black and gold clutch / Raxevsky leopard bracelet, $19 / Face makeup / Chloé fragrance, $75 /
One of the nicest things about my Polyvore obsession, is that I have gotten to know fantastic women, from all over the world.
I "met" the incredibly talented Lidia Solymosi long before I actually saw her. Lidia is one of the most popular creators on Polyvore. Her eye is impeccable and whether she is creating fashion or art sets, they often, literally, take my breath away. We connected because we liked each other's style and communicated through messages in Poly.
In June, Polyvore sponsored a meet up in NYC. Lidia flew in from Canada and it was amazing to finally get together. Knowing my style to a tee, she bought me the lovely Valentino leopard scarf I'm wearing in the set above.
Lidia recently made this charming set for me, so I created this for her. I think of her often and especially when I wear this pretty scarf.
I'm thankful for Polyvore, because it allows me to be creative, stay ahead of the fashion curve and sharpen my eye to style my clients. It also has been the catalyst for creating new friendships.
My mother recently spent a week with us as she recuperated from cataract surgery. She is convinced that because of technology, people are going to lose the art of communicating. I can see her point...she saw my family tethered to our iphones and ipads, but on the flip side, if it wasn't for technology, I never would have gotten to know Lidia.
The world is a changing...and I am not the least bit nostalgic for my answering machine.
xox,
DD
One of the nicest things about my Polyvore obsession, is that I have gotten to know fantastic women, from all over the world.
I "met" the incredibly talented Lidia Solymosi long before I actually saw her. Lidia is one of the most popular creators on Polyvore. Her eye is impeccable and whether she is creating fashion or art sets, they often, literally, take my breath away. We connected because we liked each other's style and communicated through messages in Poly.
In June, Polyvore sponsored a meet up in NYC. Lidia flew in from Canada and it was amazing to finally get together. Knowing my style to a tee, she bought me the lovely Valentino leopard scarf I'm wearing in the set above.
Lidia recently made this charming set for me, so I created this for her. I think of her often and especially when I wear this pretty scarf.
I'm thankful for Polyvore, because it allows me to be creative, stay ahead of the fashion curve and sharpen my eye to style my clients. It also has been the catalyst for creating new friendships.
My mother recently spent a week with us as she recuperated from cataract surgery. She is convinced that because of technology, people are going to lose the art of communicating. I can see her point...she saw my family tethered to our iphones and ipads, but on the flip side, if it wasn't for technology, I never would have gotten to know Lidia.
The world is a changing...and I am not the least bit nostalgic for my answering machine.
xox,
DD
Friday, November 2, 2012
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