Nuit N°12

Stumbled upon great treasuries by Ludivine Machinet and Frédéric Baldo.

Goth and catacomb themes have been prevalent in the fashion industry for a while now. One such emerging brand that creates an entire line of accessories around the dark and lovely is, Nuit N°12. Clicking through their collection is like a visual poem, which indulges in the darker side of art and history.

Machinet and Baldo have created a narrative wholly their own, with the mixing of bronze, silver, grey platinum, and pink gold jewelry. Add wood and metal motifs to leather clutches, and you don't need much else to make a heart flutter with excitement.

Visit Nuit N°12

Dog-Lover-Seamstresses - Where are you?

 Am I the only one wondering?
Every (really, almost every) seamstress in Blogomania I've come across has a cat.
As long as I am in the sewing-themed blog-business, I've come across mostly cat-lovers, cat-owners.
Like..

• Gertie, well known with her cats Henry and... yeah. The other doesn't show up quite often.
• Fuchsia, and her cat Sol.
• A cat of impossible Colour. Well, name says all. Possesser of a cat! 
• There are MANY more. Far too many to post them here. I would post more, but there are some bloggers I'm not sure anymore, because of this picture madness one stumbles over in Blogomania.. To be honest, I simply forget who has what. Sometimes.

Still wondering:

• Bridges on the Body. Never seen either dog nor cat. Mysterious!
• I'm not quite sure about Lauren, from American Duchess. She does show dogs sometimes.
• La Couturière Dimanche, at least has shown two Dachshounds, but are not her own. 
• I think the selfish seamstress is quite too selfish for a cat. Or a dog. ;)

HERE IS THE ULTIMATE PROOF:

There ARE dogs infiltrating your sewing chamber, and even looking cute at doing so.
So, fellow dog-lovers and dog-owners:
Where are you?

Tuesday Musings #7

 Thanks to ParaNoire and her christmas treasuries "Longing for Spring" and "Steampunk Avantgarde" I found the most pretty things. Oh, if I had the money,.......

...I would be ruined, or... plunged in dept. 

How good then, that I have none to buy these:

via Mano Bello



via ImperoLondon


via Death Glam Couture

 
 via Homestead Treasures

 
 via another season


via Mademoiselle Mermaid



via MadMenVintage and DprintsClayful

ALSO.. again at a little nouveau... pretty pretty dresses. I would buy them all, of course.
If I had to narrow it down, these would be my favs:

 

 

 

 

Monday Musings #6

Again!

Instead of  studying  I sum up the glorious pictures I came across this weekend, or now. 

I have an exam in nearly two hours... and..  I don't even want to mention the coat.

Shaaaaaaaaaaaaame oooon meeeeee (Shame on me!) Shaaaame meeee ooooon (Shame on me!)

(Thoughts singing another version of A-HA's "Take on me ._.)

 

Foxhunt - Baby! The American Duchess was lucky enough to reached the #1 most voted slot, and her design was produced in no-time. Luuucky Biaaaatch! (Admire her works, no offense! :)) This pretty baby is too expensive for me though. Sigh sigh.

American Duchess @ Garmz.com 

This room would be a dream come true for me. A tree in the house. A tree!

Verhext!

 Key-Collection. Lovely. Seem at Thought Patterns.

Look at these fleamarket finds at a little noveau.

Thanks to Rose I'm totally in the mood for dresses, lately.

Pretty!

THIS is the most perfect Vintage Dress for Winter! Three weeks ago I got myself a nice woolen tweed in brown, so I think I just have found its purpose!

In love! With the NoaNoa Christmas Collection. >> Noanoa.dk

Sam Webers Illustration for Shakespeare's "The Tempest". I CAN'T wait for the movie to come out.

Brent Schoepf - "Grandma's hot Air Balloon"

And last but not least: Astonishing, creepy & moody papercut vid. Simply *o*

Seen at Mademoiselle Chaos.

 Oh dear, the mass of this post would be enough for 3 posts, actually. 

Nevermind.

mae xxx