Showing posts with label opi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opi. Show all posts

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Color Story: Cream and Coral

Loving these colors together. It's a summery combo (think 50/50 bars) that translates perfectly into fall (think pumpkin patch):
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Left: OPI; Pinking of You and Ya'll Come Back Now Ya Hear; Right: Best in Show ribbon picture frames at SOLO on Cedros (I love that store)

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Martha Streck by Asa Tallgard; Elle Russia, July 2011

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Ms. Meester in Marc Jacobs






Monday, May 2, 2011

Teenage Dream

I've been on the hunt for OPI's Teenage Dream since the debut of the Katy Perry collection back in January. I mean, really - How could a girl resist pink sparkles? I finally tracked it down yesterday at Empire Beauty in Carmel Valley. It just so happened that they were having a buy one, get one half off sale, so I kind of ended up going to town. I love me some OPI nail-polish. Behold!

Teenage Dream:



Gargantuan Green Grape:


Ya'll Come Back Ya Hear:


Do You Lilac It:

Thursday, January 27, 2011

The Jam

I. must. have. this. nail-polish. OPI, you're a shining star in my book.



Sunday, December 12, 2010

All I Want for Christmas

Last night, Noel and I went to pick out our (and my very first ever) Christmas tree. Yep, there's a Christmas tree in our living room now and boy, does it smell like Jesus.




I guess now that it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in this joint, I should compile a wish-list of sorts. All I want for Christmas is...

Nancy Sinatra - Boots (on vinyl)



A wireless remote for my camera. It would certainly make my shoots a lot easier!


These leggings. I need them.

Always thought these nail patches would be fun to try out... and a good incentive for growing out my nails long.



This ear cuff by SunnySkiesStudio


Today, it's back to Jerome's to pick out a couch. This time, I'm bringing my dad (an ex-furniture man) with me. It's going down, Jerome's.

Also, congratulations to mah man for making it into the Union Tribune. The Sunday paper is kind of a big deal! You can read the article online here. Good going Sir Churchill! I am very proud of you :)