What it is:
A makeup artist-inspired palette of 24 eyeshadow shades.
What it does:
This collection of dreamy eye colors takes you from daytime to playtime. Apply a light swash of color for day, then layer color with darker shades for a nighttime of debauchery.
What else you need to know:
The limited-edition palette includes a professional duo brush for convenient application. All 24 shades are triple milled for foolproof blending.
Just look at all those delicious colors. One side is subtle for a pretty day face. The other side is intense for dramatic evenings.
CuriousC tagged me. I’ve done this one before so I’m not going to tag seven people again. But I will write 7 different things than I wrote last time.
Here are the rules (I’m skipping 3 and 4):
1. Link to the person that tagged you, and post the rules on your blog.
2. Share 7 facts about yourself.
3. Tag 7 random people at the end of your post, and include links to their blogs.
4. Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.
Here are my 7 things:
1. I’m a Formula 1 fanatic. Yay, Kimi.
2. I collect vintage cocktail glasses and use them quite often.
3. In an alternate universe I drive a 1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi Quattrovalvole.
4. I still have my collection of Nancy Drew books from when I was a kid.
5. When I was little I wanted to be an opera singer.
6. Now that I’m a mature adult I want to be a jewel thief and/or spy and/or film noir femme fatale.
7. Purple is my favorite color.
Feel free to write 7 facts about yourself in the comments section.
Effortlessly chic, incredibly comfortable. This one’s destined to become a favorite.
Jersey dress with ruching and 3″ banding at empire waist. Washed-silk banding at V neck and open back. Unfinished edge at bottom hem and knot detail at 1″ silk straps. Silk lining at bodice.
Modern cuts and fabrics with touches of retro glam. We heart Rebecca Taylor.
Silk-chiffon dress with pleating at bust and back and 5-button closure at back. Layered ruffle trim at bottom hem. Sleeveless. Lined skirt. Sheer yoke.
Looking for unique gift ideas? Here are some beautiful French country ideas from Pierre Deux.
Boutis Red Stocking – $39
Pierre Deux is known for their luxurious Provencal textiles. This quilted stocking will look great hanging from your mantle and is sturdy enough to hold lots of trinkets.
Le Cordon Bleu Wine And Food Menu – $48
What a great gift for your favorite wine lover. Dial up what you want to eat and this handy pewter menu will suggest appropriate wines.
French Country Diary 2008 – At $17.95 it’s a steal.
This is a great idea for a writer or someone who works in an office. A weekly diary for 2008 with lovely photographs of Provence.
Paris Bag Yanoan Red – $89
Sturdy Parisian bags are great for shopping, travel, or to use as an every day purse. More patterns are available.
As soon as Thanksgiving came to a close I started putting up Christmas decorations.
I decided to make a few crafty things but I also bought some interesting Christmas characters.
The glittery ladies you see above are from The Penny McAllister Collection 2005. I just love their faces. Here they are in detail.
I’ve dubbed them Holly and Ivy.
I also picked up this little drummer boy. He’s signed Lori C. Mitchell. I’ve named him Chuck. Isn’t he darling?
I love little birds, so I bought this candle holder with three little birdies. It’s not signed. All of these items were purchased at The Corner Cottage in Manhattan Beach, CA.
For the crafty part of my decor, I bought this wreath at Michael’s craft store for $2.99 and decorated it with balls and packages designed for a mini tree. Most of them had wires attached so I didn’t need to use a glue gun. I put this whole thing together in about 10 minutes.
On vacation in Paris years ago, I discovered Agatha jewelry while waiting in line at the Louvre. There is a mall underneath all of that art. The inexpensive glamorous jewelry caught my eye. I brought gifts back for everybody.
At the time, I was living in New York and was very excited when an Agatha boutique opened in Rockefeller Plaza.
After moving to Los Angeles, I found an Agatha shop in Beverly Hills that has since closed its doors. But we can still get Agatha goodies online.