Flowers, everywhere and always. (West 12th Street)
Flea market finds.
The work of the mad genius designer John Galliano, whose muse is "the impoverished heiress on the run." (Spring 2010 collection, photo from Style.com)
Running/exercise/yoga/the gym. (the sun deck of the Chelsea Piers on the Hudson River)
The power of New York City
and the bucolic peace of upstate New York, where I am from.
(a summer concert in Herkimer)
The work of Belgian designer Dries Van Noten - quirky and completely cool.
(Spring 2010 collection, photo from Men.style.com)
The paintings of John Singer Sargent. Here we have the Sitwell family, including little Edith in red.
Paris, eternally medieval.
The pleasures of a good book
and, one more, making a beautiful thing
where there wasn't a beautiful thing.
That was fun, thanks Lisa!
Now, I nominate (drum roll, please) some beautiful blogs:
The Aesthete's Lament
What I Saw Today
The Errant Aesthete
A Continuous Lean
Fine and Dandy Shop
Pigtown Design
Mr. Peacock
Easy & Elegant Life
Couturealist
5 comments:
Amen on the Errant Aesthete! I'm a fan, too!
Your friend as the right of it for after following the links it's easy to see that you are the fairest of them all.
All the very best and a lovely week.
Thank you very much for the nod. I'm finally coming up for air and will post forthwith!
Best,
Chris
Bart,
I am honored and so dismally late on learning of this. Who was the actress who was in the loo when her name was read at the Academy Awards?
In any event, thank you. It is a real pleasure to be in such esteemed company.
I love your list...the Sitwell painting by Sargent is beautiful...and flowers, books and Dries Van Noten are among my favorite things too! xx
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