Silo

Studio Marisol and Culdesac

Gareth Pugh

Naja Conrad Hansen

Superfine Lookbook

Phoebe Philo (The Gentlewoman)

Gemma Slack

Dries (Dazed and Confused Oct 09)

Balenciaga 1950

American Beauty by Patricia Mears

Anna Higgie

Fuji Instax Camera

My wondeful boyfriend recently purchased the Fuji Instax Camera for me for our two year anniversary. I have been having so much fun with it I am already out of film! Here are some of the pictures I have taken so far!

The lovely Ryan Leitner

Miss Chelsea Cook

Peter Hale Cooney III

Most beautiful couple ever

Amazing

Shewolf

Il Passatore for Brunch

New Job!

So I have some very exciting news! I found out last week that I was offered a design position at Doo. Ri. As much as I have enjoyed my time here at Betsey Johnson, it is time for me to move on and try something new.

I am so incredibly excited to work with such a talented designer, I have been in love with her collections since I started design school. I will be working specifically on there second collection called Under.ligne

Here are a few photos of the Under.ligne collections:

Betsey Project

shape & personality

surface

unlimited edition series by Pieke Bergmans and Madieke Fleuren

reef installation by CITA

dazed and confused

Rose Water

So tonight I made my very own rose water. I actually felt like I channeled my dad for this project. We used to do chemistry projects together when I was a kid, make slime and all sorts of fun stuff. So to make the rose water I used the following items:

-1 bouquet of roses
-1 brick or stone
-3 trays of ice
-water
-1 large pot
-1 small bowl
-small jar to bottle finished rose water

Some of the items you will need

Place the brick in the bottom of the pot. Measure out 8 cups of rose petals and cover the bottom of the pot. Fill pot with water until rose petals are covered.

Make sure Petals are completely covered.

Place smaller bowl into the pot. This is where the rose water collects.

Place the top of the pot on upside down. Turn the burner on high until water begins to boil. Once the water is boiling place ice cubes on the top and reduce the water to a simmer.

After 20 minutes take the lid off and scoop out some of the rose water. Repeat this every 20 minutes until you have filled you jar!

Then just bottle and use as a perfume, room spray, face cleanser, pretty much anything, and enjoy!