More activities for the dog days of summer: reading on the lawn while the shade lingers.
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paris: extras, part two…14 years ago
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The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
...because I'm a sucker for architecture and strong women.
Coastliners by Joanne Harris
...where my daughter got her name ;)
Vol de Nuit by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
..obviously.
The Old Patagonian Express by Paul Theroux
...adventure writing at its finest.
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
...how could I not?
Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald
My favorite of his...by a hair.
India Song by Marguerite Duras
...spellbinding.
The Moomin Family chronicles by Tove Johansson
...I grew up with them.
Le Petit Prince, St. Exupéry again
...where it all begins and ends.
Eloise by Hilary Knight
...because I love my hotels.
A Bout de Souffle
...where my adult life began
Rocco and His Brothers
...Oh, Alain Delon!
Hotel Chevalier
...I wish he would get out of my head!
The Lover
...always on my mind.
Metropolis
...Fritz Lang. Iconic.
The Royal Tenenbaums
...because.
A Little Princess
...lives on in my undying childhood.
J.M. Barrie
Ed Ruscha
The journals of Dan Eldon
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Deyrolle, Paris
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5 comments:
Hi, there! Love reading snippets of your beautiful and your wonderful, vivacious daughter. Also great to see the Emersomade tunic in real life - looks great on you. Just curious - how does it look unbelted? I bought the India tunic but think the caftan might be too much for 5'2" me.
lovely fabrics !!!
Ellen, it looks fabulous unbelted! There's an inner elastic strap around the ribs that ties at your back underneath the dress, so that the front is drawn up under the bust. Kind of ingenious! Gives it just the hint of shape it needs to be sexy. I only wore the belt because I like the shells with the pattern of the fabric.I'm almost 6' tall, but as you can see, the caftan falls to about mid-calf on me. It would probably be a perfect floor length on you.
The Fabric is amazing and so does the shade! I apperciate your blog so much! Thank you for sharing
Maia the tunic is so beautiful!!! You look stunning! I am shorter than Ellen, so I don't know how it would work out, but it is certainly lust worthy.
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