I spotted this dress on OASAP around the same time the Hokusai exhibit opened at the MFA. I had to have it. The wave print is not only a cute summer pattern but also a pointed allusion to the famous Japanese artist. I hemmed the dress about eight inches and wore a tulle skirt underneath…Read More
Black, White, and Pink All Over
As the weather jumps from 50 to 90 in traditional New England style, I’ve been transitioning my favorite black and white color combination into spring. This light grid print top adds a summery look to my usual black leather skirt, and the pink coat pulls it all together. The outfit has a very modern vintage…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) At the opening of the Bill Brett exhibit in the North End. I received a personal tour from Bill himself! 2) Journalist necessities. 3) Wearing my Hokusai dress to the MFA Hokusai exhibit, naturally. 4) Welcoming Monday with heavy doses of caffeine. 5) A vintage telephone I picked up at a local market. 6) Thank god for sleeping in on weekends.
The Little Things
Often I find it’s the little things that get me through a busy week. Between Art New England, the blog, a few adult ed classes I’m taking and my attempts at a personal life, I’m perpetually swamped. But a few little luxuries can give me the extra push I need to make it through. Coffee…Read More
Little Black Dress
This beauty is the latest in my LBD collection. With a more bodycon base and a mesh overlay, the dress is simple but still visually interesting. The flared skirt and mid-length are appropriate for just about any occasion and it can be dressed up or down accordingly. I can already tell I’ll have this dress…Read More
Modern Floral
I love floral dresses for spring, but I’m constantly trying to get out of the traditional floral rut (see here). This dress does just that. The delicate, wide-spread floral is reminiscent of a Japanese woodblock print (hey, Hokusai) which lends it a more artistic vibe than the typical brunch look. Although the high-low structure isn’t…Read More