Look of the Week.

My Cute Lil Nephew: Andrew Crisp

(Outfit from Crew Cuts by JCrew)

Current Obsession: Lucite for Home.

Just a little eye candy of my new obsession with Lucite furniture, decorative accessories,... really anything lucite for the home. I have yet to find the perfect piece of lucite furniture, but when I do it will be my first furniture purchase for my next apartment! Stay tuned.

**Oh and this is a must read on the history of Lucite (click here to read.)

NYC THRIFT STORE LUCITE FINDS:

I have been doing a little bit of hunting after work these past few weeks but so far these are the only lucite items I have found.

Housing Works (Chelsea) - $8

Housing Works (UES) - $3

(This was a DIY- I painted the wooden handles gold from the original natural wood color- Simple and Instant Update!)

WHERE TO BUY ONLINE:

EBAY

Target

CB2

Overstock

One King's Lane

Trend Alert: Green With Envy.

With colors so coveted at the moment, I thought I would do a post on one of my favorite colors of the moment- GREEN.  Not only is it everywhere right now but its also one of the colors I seem to be lacking in my wardrobe. With that being said, I've been keeping my eyes peeled for anything that gets me giddy and green. Here's what I found...prepare to be green with envy.

WHAT I FOUND:

Pants: Joe Fresh - $39

Skirt: The Webster for Target - $30

Shirt: Joe Fresh - $39

Earrings: F21 - $6

HOW I WORE IT:

OTHER GREEN ITEMS I FOUND AND LOVED:

Belt: Anthropologie - $78

Dress: Zara - $80

Weekend Snapshots.

Outfit Post: Weekend Stripes.

Dress: Zara (similiar here).  Belt: JCrew (similar here).  Vest: JCrew.  Sandals: Zara.  Sunnies: House of Harlow.  Bag: JCrew (similar here).  Jewelry: JCrew, F21, Thrifted.

Look of the Week.

My Favorite Kardashian: Kourtney Kardashian

 J Crew leather belt, $30.   J Crew crew shirt, $100.   Kate Spade retro round sunglasses, $128.  Dune stiletto high heels, £36.   Topshop floral print skirt, $60.

Book of the Week.

I've been meaning to post this sweet sentiment of what use to be Domino Magazine- which was published monthly from 2005-2009.  Unfortunately it was ceased in 2009 because of the economy (like everything else- thanks economy!) Lucky us, last month Domino published a special Quick Fixes edition of the magazine focusing on simple, inexpensive design ideas which will be released four times this year. Of course I bought it the first week it was released so I apologize for my late post. If you haven't had a chance to look through this lovely home style guide and decorator manual here is a sneak peak of its goodness. (They even have a website you can check out here.) 

In true Domino style it's filled with so many inspirational ideas and quick fixes instead of things to buy... I would consider it more of a mini coffee table book rather than a magazine. It's definitely an issue you would want to hold on to unlike your monthly People Style Watch or Glamour whose contents are out of date by season. Its cover price is also more like a coffee table book at $10.99.

DOMINO: Quick Fixes (April 2012)