Lovely and Unrelated

(Source, image 1) Julia; 2) Flickr.)

Runway Inspiraton: {Elie Saab ~ Spring 2011 RTW}

{lovely chiffon gowns in the pretties of colours and blush-peach asymmetrical gown embroidered in tiny squares of sequins are a few of my favourites... hope your weekend was wonderful and that your week ahead is full of adventure and fun... welcome new followers/readers!}

(Source, Style.com)

Inspiration: {Hermès Ad Campaign}

{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.)

Pieces of Me: {Stripe Pillows and a Brass Stool}

{Last week, I began this series and featured my dining room chandelier. Today, I introduce you to my lovely brass stool, which my hubby kindly cleaned and shined to its gorgeous glam state, upon which my favourite decorative sofa pillows sit... the brass stool is right in front of my living room window that I look out onto as I blog each day. Linda, xo}

(Source, Photographed Simply Seductive using a Nikon D5000 camera; edited via Poladroid)

{p.s. more stripes, here.}

Editorial: {The Double Life of Julianne Moore}

{have always found Julianne Moore to be extremely photogenic...}

(Source, Julianne Moore by Serge Leblon via Iconology.)

Inspiration: {Country Glam}

{there is something terribly romantic about the juxtaposition of a weathered wooden headboard and an over-the-top gorgeous chandelier... have a lovely Friday, xo}

(Source, Brunch at Saks; edited by Simply Seductive)

What Is This ?

Any ideas? What does it look like to you?

As usually, the answer is inside the post.

This is one hundred million pennies field. These photos were taken at the Penny Harvest at Rockefeller Center that is sponsored by a non-profit organization called Common Cents. It is an amazing sight with millions and millions of pennies in a pool. Although the spectators tossed in other coins, the field mostly contains pennies.