I may be a little late to this party, but I somehow (probably on Pinterest) managed to stumble across the seneca rising spring 2011 lookbook, and of course, fell in love with the motion of the shots, the soft colour palette and beautiful mix of prints & patterns.
Showing posts with label wallpaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wallpaper. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Fashion Inspiration: Print & Pattern
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Inside her Handbag: Lyn Harris
Lyn Harris has been working in the fragrance industry for more than twenty years and founded Miller Harris in 2000. She spent five years training in France and at Robertet in Grasse. Lyn’s signature style is defined by her love of naturals and her precision in using them is prevalent in all her creations. Whilst respecting tradition, Lyn strives to push the boundaries, creating fragrances that are innovative yet timeless. Miller Harris fragrances have been a long-time favourite of mine (the woody-sexy-mysteriously-musky trio of La Fumée, Fleur Oriental and L'Air de Rien is my idea of olfactory joy) and the fact that her empire has now expanded to take in a line of botanically-inspired wallpaper, fragrant teas and some of the prettiest stationary we've ever seen means her bag ticks pretty much all the boxes.
NARS The Multiple in Riviera (£29) - The best thing for bringing my complexion alive. It's so easy to use and 'Riviera' leaves me with a natural glow.
Bach Rescue Remedy Natural Stress Relief Liquid (£11.45) - Just so perfect for situations that need a little bit of calm. This works perfectly to soothe and lift my mood.
Fresh Sugar Rose Tinted Lip Treatment SPF 15 (£18) - This is so addictive, like all Fresh's sugar products. I’m not a great fan of lipstick so this gives a little hint of colour as well as being amazingly moisturising.
Murine Dry & Tired Eyes (£4.49) - I actually suffer from allergies a little bit and these are the only drops that really work for me and keep my eyes feeling fresh.
Sisley 'Sisleya' Global Anti-Age Cream (£251) - This is a desert island must-have. It really works with my skin and I can’t live without it. It's fool proof!
i n s i d e l y n ' s h a n d b a g . . .
Miller Harris Citron Citron Eau De Parfum (£62) - Fragrance is a daily necessity and this is one of the first I launched at Miller Harris. I just love how refreshing and uplifting the citrus and green notes are.NARS The Multiple in Riviera (£29) - The best thing for bringing my complexion alive. It's so easy to use and 'Riviera' leaves me with a natural glow.
Bach Rescue Remedy Natural Stress Relief Liquid (£11.45) - Just so perfect for situations that need a little bit of calm. This works perfectly to soothe and lift my mood.
Fresh Sugar Rose Tinted Lip Treatment SPF 15 (£18) - This is so addictive, like all Fresh's sugar products. I’m not a great fan of lipstick so this gives a little hint of colour as well as being amazingly moisturising.
Murine Dry & Tired Eyes (£4.49) - I actually suffer from allergies a little bit and these are the only drops that really work for me and keep my eyes feeling fresh.
Sisley 'Sisleya' Global Anti-Age Cream (£251) - This is a desert island must-have. It really works with my skin and I can’t live without it. It's fool proof!
p r e v i o u s h a n d b a g s . . .
rachel xo
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Places: Wythe Hotel, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Its easy to fall into the routine of always staying on the island when visiting New York, but the gilded mirrors and retro-modern style of the wythe hotel on the Brooklyn waterfront may convince us otherwise - not to mention the rooms with views of the Manhattan skyline...
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
At Home With: Tory Burch's Southampton Home

New York based fashion designer Tory Burch has built up a multimillion dollar business in a relativley short space of time based mainly... on herself? Raised from a fashion background with a mother who favoured Parisian chic and a father who designed his own suits & hermes scarves Tory feels fashion and style are in her blood. She has transformed a Gatsby-era Southampton Manor into a convival enviromnemt for family living.
Following a flood, she was planning to drastically remodel her nearby home, a light-filled but architecturally undistinguished summer place on the water’s edge. But when a friend took her to see this majestic home, she immediatley fell in love with the similarity to the Anglophile houses on Philadelphia ’s Main Line , where she had grown up among her parents collections of all things antique and intriguing.
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