Style Stalker

Posted by fp jemma on in fashion

Its official Isabel Lucas is a true Free People style icon. Her cherub beauty and wholesome girl next door attitude brings a sparkle to our everyday whenever we see a picture of her.

She’s come a long way since her Home and away Days, don’t you think? Gracing numerous magazine editorials – French Jalouse, Australian Vogue, Nylon, styled by Erin Wasson for an American Elle story, staring in blockbuster movies and seen hanging out with super hot guys (Adrian Greiner). Geezzzzzzz you kinda make me envy you!

But we love her, and it’s only fair that we give tribute to her style because I must admit I think I stalk her every day.

Isabel come to our office and play dress up in our closets!

Items

1.Bright Side Dress 2. Vlatava Convertible Skirt  3. We the Free Cosmic Symphony Top  4. Daniella Clutch  5. Rugged and Ripped Cut Off  6. Tea Party Skirt  7. Nicky Slouch Moc Boot  8. We the Free Leaving Town Tee  9. Scaled Metal Belt  10. Rider Hat  11. Bonarroo Braided Headband

thursday poll – edition 88

Posted by fp julia on in fashion, features

happy april 1st!  let’s start out the day and the month with a thursday poll, shall we?  now that it’s getting warm out i’m taking out all my spring clothes and one thing i find i always need a new version of is a staple tank top that goes with almost anything.  i could see myself living in any one of these this summer…which do you like best?

the sparkle heart tank:
sparkle heart tank 2

the ruffleback cami:
ruffleback cami

the garden district tunic:
garden district tunic

the horizon tank:
horizon tank

or the sweet thing tank:
sweet thing tank


the results for last week’s poll were incredibly close…last i checked the leather hip belt beat out the trojan horse waist belt by just 6 votes!

mural mural on the wall

Posted by fp julia on in décor, DIY, lifestyle

this might be one of the coolest things i’ve ever seen.

inspired by a painting they found on ebay and paint by numbers artwork, scott and cheryl white turned their blank wall into mural art.  to do this they made a color transparency of the painting, and using a projector, traced the image onto the wall with pencil.  they then created a chart of all the colors and assigned them numbers, and got to work painting! it took them eight months to complete this masterpiece but imagine how much fun you’d have doing it! read more to see some awesome photos of the white’s wall before and after.

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wednes-diy

Posted by fp julia on in DIY, features, lifestyle

i was looking around online last week for instructions on tie-dying easter eggs- as in this kind of tie-dye:

instead i found this.  i’ve never seen this before… apparently silk ties have another purpose- they can be used to create amazingly beautiful easter eggs! i found a great tutorial on our best bites that walks you through the process.

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