3 Ways To Use Antique Window Panes

Posted by fp brigette on in décor

Old window panes make beautiful decorations. I love hanging them up on my wall because, even though they don’t actually allow you to see outside, they remind me of peering into or out of a beautiful little cottage surrounded by overgrown gardens. I recently acquired a bunch of antique window panes from a friend who works on houses, and I thought it would be the perfect opportunity for me to try out some cool ways to use them. Read More

An Interview With Jade & Nora Of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Posted by fp julia on in music

A couple of weeks ago when I attended the XPoNential Music Festival, I had the opportunity to interview Jade Castrinos and Nora Kirkpatrick of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. It was such an honor to talk to these two talented ladies, and they are both so incredibly sweet and fun to be around. Alex Ebert popped over at the end of the interview too, just in time to answer my last question and snap a photo of me with Jade and Nora. Read on for the interview and some more photos from their show that night! Read More

Office Style: Textures

Posted by fp jana on in fashion

This week’s office style theme was texture, texture and more texture! I noticed different textured fabrics, like velvet and lace, and also textural details, like embroidery and sheer touches. Adding in the smallest bit of texture to your outfit can make it fun and surprising. I loved how all our girls were looking this week! Read More

Festival Fashion At The Grove

Posted by fp julia on in fashion

This past weekend some of our FP girls were at our very first Canadian music festival, The Grove, in Toronto! They had a blast, decorating a tree with crochet doilies, hanging out with some Canadian bloggers, and of course checking out the awesome live music! There was some amazing fashion at the festival as well — here are some of our favorite looks! Read More

Road Map Nails Inspired By Roshambo: Paper-Scissors

Posted by fp jana on in beauty

The third Roshambo video brings us back to where it all began: Paris. The final chapter in the series was filmed throughout the streets of Paris, so this inspired me to try a transfer technique on my nails using a map of the magical city. For something that looks complicated, it’s actually really simple to achieve. You can do this with any map, and it’s fun to pick out certain places that you may have traveled to or special spots that you want to put on your nails. Read More

Our Favorite Childhood Hand Games

Posted by fp brigette on in features

When I first got wind that we were doing a film series called “Roshambo”, I have to admit, I had no idea what that word meant. But as soon as I found out that it was another term for the “rock, paper, scissors” game, I was immediately brought back to childhood days spent on the playground or in the school lunchroom, and all of the hand games we used to play. Read More