Terrain! [2/2]

dress & chelsea ankle boots: ASOS // blazer-cardigan: kimchi blue // pashmina: from the MidEast

Here are the last of the images from Terrain. If anyone happens upon the chance to explore this place for themselves, you absolutely must [and immediately let me know, I'll probably join you...if I'm not there already]. It not only gets you so excited for spring, but stirs some dormant gardening behavior you didn't know you had- a strange urge: must plant a garden of flowers & herbs NOW, somewhere, anywhere!

xx.

Judy

Terrain! [1/2]

Foret Bleu would be nothing without Patrick Dougherty! So great to find his book here!







summer of the uke!




















Terrain is more than a green thumb's dream! The moment you step inside, you are aware that this garden center & cafe is part of the Anthropologie family. Flowers and plants galore, supplies for your garden shed, tools of the kitchen, bath soaps & scrubs - by the end of my exploration I was convinced I could happily become a flower child and live amongst the nature that Terrain cultivates.
Sartorial details: dress: ASOS // blazer-cardigan: Kimchi Blue // vintage bag // scarf from the Middle East
Enjoy the weekend lovelies!xx.Judy

p.s. I won the Nga Waita ring giveaway at Street and City Photos! It is such a cool piece, I can't wait for it's sartorial debut! Thanks to Wallace of Street & City Photos & Nga Waita!

With Love: Philadelphia [Part Two]

Leopard long-sleeve tee: Zara // Bronzed Twig wool cardigan: J. Crew // Chelsea Ankle Boots: ASOS // Coat: Zara // Pashmina: Middle East // Sunnies: Linda Farrow // Bag: vintage from Venice, Italy

Hi lovelies!

I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed the weather in Philly. It was chilly enough to wear my epic winter '10 purchase, without the annoyance of that biting sort of cold. It was such an opportune chance to get one last wear of my treasured fall/winter threads before full blown Texas summer sets in. My wardrobe is already slowly being refined to my staples of shorts & tees. I hate summer & love winter for the reason that summer leaves nothing to the imagination, in more than one way. I see way too many body parts that I don't care to see and with the heat comes sweat and fatigue: the menacing trifecta of summer that truly kills inspiration!

I love summer for one major reason though: the pool days! Lounging in the cool water, letting the world pass you by as your mind wanders in a million little blissful directions...ah. So nice. Can't wait. You can tell I relish the languid life! ;)

Enjoy the weekend & let me know what your favorite season is, and why!

xx.

Judy

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