Easter Tablescapes and Florals

Though it's been a little while since Easter, I thought I'd still share with you my table styling from the event.  I've always loved entertaining, and whenever my parents host something with the family, I am put in charge of tablescapes.  For some reason I've collected more pastel dishware than is probably

Spring Mix Up

It's that time of year again! I have been trying to do at least one post in my "mix-up" series each season to illustrate how easy it is to intermix pieces in many different outfits.  I think it's also fun to create small capsule wardrobes in your closet to make many different outfits convey a similar feel, but that is a different topic for a different day.  Today let's talk about 12 pieces can create 9 unique and fun outfits just by re-imagining how something can be worn.  Let's meet todays players:

Seawaves

My Pin Collection

I've always felt that pins and brooches are a somewhat forgotten accessory, which makes them all the more interesting. 

Spring Styling

In celebration of the wonderful warmer weather that has been gracing the midwest the past week, I decided to pull together some laydowns for spring.  I've been digging through my closet pulling together some old things and new things for some looks that are casual and fun for the season.  I love finding that piece in my closet that I had forgotten about and mixing it with something new.  So without further ado, here's some spring looks for you!

Francesca's watch | Vintage Belt | Cropped Jacket | Bicycle Print Skirt | Crochet Crop (similar)

Redhead

The Look Forward: 2016

When I was a kid I used to lie on the floor and 

look up at the ceiling...

I used to pretend that the world was really upside-down. I imagined that the ceiling was actually the floor and instead of furniture and carpet and all these things everywhere we just had the blank space and the lights dangling up from the floor. 

The Lovely Red Fox Spring 2016: Cognarium Rising

Cognarium  [kog-nair-ee-uh m] — A fabricated mental space, where thoughts 

live freely and are cultivated, explored, and analyzed.  A thinking space. 

If you've had some familiarity with my work in college, you might know that a lot of it towards the end was focused on the idea of cognariums.  It's a word I made to describe a place to think, or even a