Thursday, February 10, 2011

Hair cut....

So...I am really lazy about my hair. I only go to the hairdressers every 4-6 months, becasue firstly, secondly, it's expensive and lastly, because I hate small talk and I get bored chatting to the hairdresser lol... Anyway, I pretty much always have long hair, because its much easier to tie it up in a bun when I can't be bothered, than have to wash, dry, straighten etc short/fringed cuts... Even if I see pictures of Scarrlett Johannsson and think "Oh yeah I could pull that off..." In reality I know better...So pretty much the only interesting thing that happens to my hair are the colour changes! I can never decide if I want to be brunette or blonde, so inevitably I chop and change between the two... This time I was going to keep it blonde for longer, but then, after looking for inspiration on the net I decided it was time for a move back over to the dark side.... I think it may have been the Taylor Momsen hair that did it for me hahaha....

    

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Lounging around...

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Up-cycled Chair

‘Nomades Collection’ Tire-E chair in cherry wood and reclaimed car tires from young Canadian design duo Haniyeh Khosravi Fard and Farhad Shabani of F.H Design- $1300.00 Available here

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

tie dye or not tie dye....

"Designer Shabd Simon-Alexander creates limited edition collections based on simple shapes with attention to fabric combinations and compositions".(Shabd website)

Shabd is from brooklyn in NY, and uses simple clothing design, with complex tie dye patterns. She states that ecological and social sustainability are important aspects of her design process.  Check out more of her work and buy items from her recent collection here....







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Friday, January 7, 2011