Isobel Badin

Today I came across this Australian designer whilst I was reading my daily blogs. Her name is Isobel Badin and she creates these beautiful adornments with silk and shells. I love the contrast of the delicate, feminine bags against the tribal, wearable shell and fringed pieces. She is one to watch!

Yesterdays Flowers

This Look-book by Planet Blue would have to be one of the most inspiring ever. After a long cold Winter I want to be able to wear some colourful, beautiful pieces. I love the chalk in the models hair too. I just need that tan to go with it....  

Courtesy of: 

http://shopplanetblue.com/lookbooks-page

Grand Designs

Absolutely love giant neck pieces at the moment. I came across these wonderful collar necklaces whilst reading my regular blogs. I have been meaning to post them for a while. They are such an amazing statement to add with a cool bag and a great pair of boots!

Courtesy of:
foreverboho.com
tallulahmorton.com
moon-s-h-i-n-e.tumblr.com
shopworthwhile.blogspot.com
topshop.com

Flirtatious and frilly

I come across these oh so feminine pics whilst reading my regular blogs. They are the essence of natural beauty and Boho chic.
Curtesy of:
Spell & The Gypsy
Studded Hearts
Arnhem the Label
Forever Boho
The drifter and the Gypsy

Terrific Tribal

I came across the most beautiful bags made from tribal embroidery mixed with leather and embellishments whilst cruising the internet today. They are from World Family Ibiza 

A wonderfully inspiring family business in Ibiza.

Absolutely beautiful products, well done.

Bagging a Bohemium

I have just received a few samples of the first handbag designs for Beautifully Bespoke Belongings. I think I am in love! The inset of semi-precious stones makes a wonderful feature. 

Available at Beautifully Bespoke Belongings

 

Natural Beauty...

A few months have gone past since I have posted a blog. Life has been unrelenting with busyness so I made myself stop & smell the roses before I collapsed in a heap on the floor. Below are some images of my relaxing break in Indonesia.