ohhh, another reason why i wish i sewed:

i’ve been scouring the suburbs for a pair of black boots to no avail, i keep finding booties, not appropriate for winter wear (especially for walking around buffalo, stupid buffalo snow ruining my parisian boots!)

i really like these bowls w/gold interiors:

still obsessed with stacking rings, found another great designer who makes pretty rings (via eastsidebride):

i like these cute little skirts paired w/black tights, from urbn and la garconne:

so everyone’s doing their xmas wishlist, so i thought i’d jump in on the bandwagon for great gift ideas and a few more things on my list (outside of everything else on this blog which is always on the “wish list”, hehe) (in no particular order):

a pip squeak chapeau cowl/head scarf - i tried to knit this, but failed miserably

marimekko memory game - i love games, i think m has a really old memory set from like 1970 which is pretty cool, i might have to steal that from him, if not this set will do too

anything from anthropologie really like the wingspan bottle opener, latte and ikat bowls

anna corinna’s city tote and balenciaga’s city motorcycle bag

urbn leather bomber

brooklyn kitchen cooking classes

branch hooks from urbn and wrapables

urbn bird hook

anything vintage, specifically suitcases, keys, a typewriter, and books (penguin collection, french, or these scandinavian books)

a gocco set

log bowls or birch vases

love these rings from verameat and katezabone

artwork by alyson fox, books from princeton architectural press, handjob or over & over - books with handdrawn illustrations by michael perry, or this map book:

this looks so comfy, from b. son…

love these delicate little dresses by sarahseven (via creature comforts), man i wish i could sew!!

refinery29 has their top black dresses list up and it made me think of my favourite black dresses. i love the kate moss dress and the fcuk dress and the penelope dress (a la mondmelodie):

man, why didn’t i hear about this??!? david bryne plays a building, i love that he just connects strings to various pipes and beams and architectural pieces to produce sound, such a freaking ingenious idea: