I remember thinking that only Beyonce and Shakira could pull off body chains, but they're suddenly looking easy to pull off and really cool. Not to mention they'd be easy to make on my own without shelling out over a hundred beans for one of these pretty Jen Shon pieces:
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Source: Planet Blue |
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Source: Planet Blue |
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Source: Planet Blue |
A couple more offbeat pieces that I have my eye on:
This headpiece made of vintage necklace chains...
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Source: Morea Seal, etsy |
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Source: Anni Jurgenson |
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Source: Planet Blue |
I tried to take pictures, y'all. Nekos, who's a great photographer, had put our fancy camera on an automatic setting before I left the house to make it easier on me. But I got so flustered about this one chiseled male model whose picture I was trying to take that I messed up the setting. Most all my pictures came out like this, which I think is hysterical:
Even this potentially great picture of me and Kimberly was blurry. So, you see, I didn't have much material to work with. Oh well, the clothes were gorgeous, and I had a great time and a baby-free night. And that's what matters.
One last thing, could you please spare two clicks and vote for me on Top Baby Blogs? I'm slipping behind, but it will only take 50 or so votes for me to get way better placement. You can vote everyday if you, you know, want to. Thanks!
oh my gosh - i will make one of those body chains. ain't too proud to create my own - esp when the original is a buck twenty. in response to your blog post yesterday - imitation is the best form of flattery!
ReplyDeletei have always loved body jewelry and have tried wearing it but, can't pull it off. boooooooo.
ReplyDeletethe event sounds awesome, i love his designs.
also, i come here daily and vote daily. you do a goreat job with your blog. :)