{... hopelessly addicted to all things girly, the endless perfume bottles, layers and layers of sequins and crystal encrusted shoes... but mostly love Hermès scarves, so pretty... I think a shopping spree is in order!}
{have always been drawn to the color orange, the hue of that portion of the visible spectrum lying between red and yellow, of medium lightness and moderate saturation. Orange stimulates and energizes us, and is warming. It is an excellent color for creativity and in the home can be helpful in providing us with a balanced environment...♥}
{Welcome March! I am very happy February is behind us. Many beautiful celebrations took place in February, but I'm anxiously awaiting spring to arrive... we're that much closer now. This photograph happens to be one of my favourites. I love the color combination and there is something so appealing of owning a classic in an unusual color... have a beautiful day! Linda, xo}
♥{p.s. I shared my favorite things around my home at the lovely Chassity's gorgeous blog, Look Linger Love! Have a look for yourself!}
{Absolutely love this editorial. The way in which the limited colours smartly play off each other, the model's exquisite black shiny hair, the white stallion and of course, the gorgeous black chiffon gown and Hermès purse... sigh!}
* Crystal Renn by Leda St-Jacques for Elle Canada December 2010 via Fashion Gone Rogue.
{In searching for this Fall/Winter Hermès Ad Campaign (see below), I came across this strikingly beautiful "Air de Paris" January 2006 Ad Campaign, photographed by Camilla Akrans, Creative and Art Director, Philippe Chanet...}
{Hermès' Fall/Winter 2010 Ad Campaign featuring Constance Joblonski by Paolo Roversi} (Source, 2006 Ad Campaign via here and here and Fall/Winter 2010 Campaign via Fashionising.)
{prada, chanel, hermès, burberry, dior, louis vuitton, versace, gucci, giorgio armani... all the top designer names are featured in this ingenious editorial, destined to become a classic.}
{**important message to readers... this weekend I changed my feed from atom to rss, without realizing the implications it would cause to current subscribers... terribly, terribly sorry for the inconvenience**}
{Have a wonderful week ahead and welcome new followers/readers. All the best, Linda.}
(Source, Harper's Bazaar September 2008 by Nicole Bentley. {p.s. look forward to more Nicole Bentley editorials during the week})