What I wore
Where we went
Design Miami press preview and Whitewall Magazine Issue and Website Beta Launch Party at the Delano
What we saw
See more of what we saw on Day 1 of Art Basel and follow the fun on our Pinterest board.
Design Miami press preview and Whitewall Magazine Issue and Website Beta Launch Party at the Delano
See more of what we saw on Day 1 of Art Basel and follow the fun on our Pinterest board.
I didn’t believe these were real at first glance. Have you ever seen something so magnificent?
Photography by David Chambon via Design Ark
Two weeks ago I decided to use some points to take a long weekend in Washington, DC. It was a whirlwind filled with really good food, music, and interesting people. I don’t think I’ve ever eaten such a diverse range of food in such a short period of time. (I even ate grasshoppers!)
I’ve been to most of the monuments already, so I spent this whole trip just letting friends show me around and doing “local” stuff. I must say, DC impressed me.
Photos: 1-3. “Scramble” at the Phillips Collection, 4. Crab at Cantler’s Inn in Annapolis, 5. Mama Ayesha’s (amazing!), & 6. Kayaking on the Potomac.
Look who just made his first appearance yesterday at Zoo Miami! My heart is melting. I mean, there really isn’t much that is cuter than a frolicking baby giraffe. You can see more photos on the Zoo’s page on Facebook.
Can you really have a bad day after seeing this?
Photos: Ron Magill for Zoo Miami
My parents moved to New York City from Cuba in 1960 and my sisters grew up in Queens. For me, Coney Island was only a place I’d heard of growing up. I’d never been Continue reading
As you all know by now, balloons make me EXTREMELY happy. I actually toted a dior-style big balon rouge around with me on my trip to San Francisco with ms. hyperfluent, including to the redwoods. {Yes, we got lots of crazy looks, but we got smiles even more often.} I also have a thing for color palettes, so today’s post combines the two.
These beautiful palettes are taken from the dreamy photos of another balloon enthusiast, Valeria of Red Balloon Photography. Valeria’s photos caught my eye because of their sweet, sunny feel despite their muted palettes. They are so perfectly subdued that they manage to be colorful without reminding me of the circus. The color palettes created from these photos emphasize the perfection of the colors in these pics. They’d work perfectly well outside of the picture as a color scheme for a room, a print, or a website.
Hmmm… maybe I should use one of these palettes for a {bits of beauty} website makeover. Do you have a favorite?
{photography by Valeria of Red Balloon Photography, color palettes by ms. jenn for bits of beauty}
{images: Clemence Poesy by Eric Guillemain for Vogue Turkey March 2011 ᔥ Fashion Gone Rogue}
Taken on a trip to Philadelphia, these photos by my childhood friend capture autumn perfectly. Aren’t they stunning? I especially love her photos of the Shofuso japanese house & garden with its tea school. It’s a little bit of East in the West.
{photography by jessie askinazi of morning passages}
Meliae were the nymphs of the ash tree in Greek mythology. The ash tree, which shared the same name, produced what is known in antiquity as manna, which the greeks called meli, greek for honey.
{images: Paul de Luna for Blank #55}