Here are my latest finds and news from fashion, film, design, photography and beautiful living.
• Just looking at the photos of this summer house in Spain makes me relax. Photographed by Jordi Canosa, styled by Daniela Cavestani.
• Beautiful, fresh colours at Massimo Dutti for the March lookbook and isn’t that scarf gorgeous? I like the way it’s worn. Have you seen the Hanneli Mustaparta video for Massimo Dutti?
• A lovely collaboration: Diane von Furstenberg for Gap kids, available online from March 15th.
• A sneak preview at the upcoming Alber Elbaz-Lanvin book
• Rodarte: taking couture to the opera
• Decorate with flowers for spring
• A couple of weeks ago I bought this two-toned Zara bag as gift for a dear friend and I’ve been craving one myself ever since
• Five minutes with Audrey Tatou about her new movie, Delicacy
• Next on my film books list: François Truffaut’s Hitchcock: A Definitive Study of Alfred Hitchcock
• Marianne Breslauer: Photographs discovered via The Sartorialist. “With an infallible intuition for atmosphere and compositional ingenuity, she captured the essence of life from an era coming to an end”: from Paris street style to everyone who who anyone in the art world of late-1920s Berlin.
photos: 1-by Jordi Canosa via 79 Ideas / 2,3- Fashion Gone Rogue
Good morning Ada and thank you for those links! I’m so curious about the Alber Elbaz book…and it looks beautiful like one of his creations! I’ve never been a big fan of Massimo Dutti – this has something to do with the fact that a Spanish brand chose an Italian name, which is something I don’t get… – but they do have some very nice, classic pieces.
I’ve never thought of the name part before. Well, yes, it’s very Italian, but I’ve come across so many brands from all over the world with Italian, French or English names (tradition, resonance, the reasons can vary). And the brands in the Inditex group range from English names to Italian ones. xo
Ada, I am just booking a flight for Andalusia Spain, so I am happy to see your inspiration of today ;). I can’t wait to see Audrey Tatou, I like her very much and those flowers decorations are lovely, especially with that white wrought bed! :*
That Spanish Summer house looks magical – the wide open spaces + that fabulous outdoor area look like a perfect way to spend a relaxing afternoon. I’m very much looking forward to Audrey Tautou’s new movie Delicacy, so thank you for sharing the interview! xx
What a lovely view! It’s always nice to dine outdoors. Enjoy the fabulous day, Kellie xx
Cat de frumoase sunt florile de mimoza…galbene si pufoase ca un pui de-o zi. Superb!
I’m going to be dreaming of that summer house in Spain all day!
Oh Ada, that summer house is just gorgeous! I’m going to look at it all day long and dream of prettier places than my office. 🙂
Off to check out your links. I always love your Notebook pages. xoxo
Beautiful images, darling. I’ve been browsing Massimo Dutti lookbook too, but stopped myself from buying anything. 🙂 x
You had me at the first image! Lovely links—I am off to visit them now…
Hope your week is going very well so far!
x
Sarah
The natural wood and the white are fantastic together…
I loved reading about the Mulleavy sisters and their aesthetic and how they got to where they are now. They sound so cute – more power to them I say.
And Audrey Tatou – she’s so lovely isn’t she. I must find out when the Lanvin book comes out and get that for my collection! It will be very very interesting.
Lovely links as usual… thanks for the DVF link too… xx
That house in Spain looks so gorgeous and dreamy, I’m daydreaming to be there;) I recently bought that two toned sweater from Massimo Dutti in the first image, its fabulous! As I said before, the entire collection is fabulous 🙂
I’m saving your links for later. Hope you have a great day!
Oh! how much I whish I were in that first image. Gorgeous.
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