One of my favorite trends is a strong shoulder. I love how it can either make an outfit edgier or more girly with a statement sleeve detail. Check out my favorites here! The post Strong Shoulder Pieces I Love appeared first on Brittany Xavier.
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2 minute read I read a quote from the sculptor Isamu Noguchi the other day that read: “When an artist stops being a child, they stop being an artist.” And that stayed with me. Because here’s the thing: that child you used to be? The one you were so eager to leave behind in pursuit
2 minute read Eccolo! he exclaimed. At the same moment the ground gave way, and with a cry she fell out of the wood. Light and beauty enveloped her. She had fallen on to a little open terrace, which was covered with violets from end to end. ‘Courage!’ cried her companion, now standing some six
3 minute read The death of stills and stillness is here. There’s a post by Anastasia Pagonas that has been making the rounds the past few days (many of you sent it directly to me) and I think it warrants a lot of good questions, reflections and even self-culpability when it comes to how and what we
2 minute read Plot twist: You’ve just spotted a little empty storefront in Montepulciano with a “Vendesi” sign in its window — “For sale?” you whisper under your breath as you saunter down the quiet pathway for a closer look. Perhaps it was an antique shop before? Or maybe that faint cheese smell is remnant
3 minute read There’s a Japanese form of pottery called Kintsugi — which translates to “golden joinery.” And the concept is quite simple: it’s the art of repairing broken pottery by mending the fractures with lacquer dusted in gold. Rather than disguising the imperfections, it wears them proudly, a golden traceable line of history, of