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Didn’t Adele look like glamour personified at the Grammy Awards? The 1940s wave, the bright red lips… and, of course, those fluttering false eyelashes! A fabulously long, luscious pair of lashes can’t fail to make you feel feminine and femme fatale!
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But false lashes have had a fantastical makeover – why settle for something simple when you can choose little, whimsical works of art to adorn your eyes! Whether it’s delicate paper silhouettes, peacock feathers, neon pink, or tiny silver stars, you’re sure to find something to suit your personality…
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J’adore Dior! Ever since I saw these amazing rings in the store window on the Via dei Condotti in Rome, I’ve been obsessed! I love the combination of the luxurious gem stones and the quirky, kitsch details, like the enamel ladybirds and daisies.
This cute, almost antique design, bursting with colour, has inspired all kinds of one-of-a-kind wedding accessories…
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Today I blog to you on the beloved Waterfall Braid. Waterfall braids can be sported at the beach, out for tea with friends, or for a fun night out…its true, any occation.
How to create the Waterfall braid:
1. Start with front pieces of your head
2. Begin to add new pieces with the French Braid method (going around the head, and cascading down)
3. Each time doing this dropping the bottom piece
4. Continue as far around the head as you would like
5. End by pinning the end of the braid in place
We love the Waterfall braid. It is so complex and so unique, and is perfect for any bride to wear for their beach wedding.
For a more indepth video tutorial please refer to Love Maegan
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Have you ever wanted your engagement shoot to be different, with a touch of charm and new ideas?
What more unthinkable than an old subway car, down under the darkest side of the city of New York? This is what Photomuse captured with the help of Jacqueline Weppner of Merci NY who styled the photo session and… look at the beauty of the images. An engagement shoot doesn’t necessarily have to be outside in a country field, or indoor in a Villa. Industrial architecture, old factories and even old transport stations can be the perfect spot to capture your pre wedding shots.
I am dreaming of organising my next wedding inside an old train with a Roaring 20′s theme..I am thinking of the Cotton Club, old jazz players, feathers and hats, and the politically not correct smoky clouds… of cigarettes! :)
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…then it comes the time when you need to decide which kind of make up you would like to have on your wedding day.
Make up is in vogue again! And we love it! Last year trends have proposed colourful eye shadows, blushes, lipsticks and sexy smoky eyes.
Julianne Moore in “A Single man” was wearing a 60’s style make up which has been copied by many young girls; a perfect make up for their nights out with friends.
When it comes to decide which kind of make up a bride should wear, I always suggest to hire a make up stylist if you want to dare, if you would like to be a different you for one day, if you are dreaming of those wonderful smoky eyes seen on the magazines, or if for one day, you would love long fake eyelashes, or attractive lips.
Here are some ideas for all the girls who would like to wear make up, but don’t know how or which style to choose.
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We write about weddings, design and curiosities, hopefully trying to inspire our readers to be true to themselves in every choice they make, being it decorating their home, buying clothes or planning their big day. PS: We apologise in advance for any mistakes we might make in our posts...please bear with us, sometimes we write fast, while talking on the phone, running around, checking our diary, flicking through a magazine...
