cabin fever

I've really been missing cabin life.
especially since the weather has gotten colder.
so here are a few photos old and new to inspire new memories where ever you may be.
photo by: jason keefer

clint with banjo on our ol' porch swing

our cozy cabin last christmas

first snow on our driveway.

those are from the past, let's get inspired for the future...



jane birkin
vogue 1925



stay warm everyone. xo
(click the pix for photo creds)

Potential!

here's the full article: Saving with 6abc

love love love!

Black Magic Woman

photos by: Darshana Borah
styling/model: Me ;)

lookin' good

here are a few of my favorite looks for fall.
yes i said it- FALL!
it's almost here...









click the pix for credits.

Movin' on up

I've been featured in Daily Candy!
check it out HERE!
I'm so excited I don't know what to write.
Major Thanks to everyone who supports me.
This is just the beginning...

Photo by: Jason Keefer Photography

it aint over yet.

summer lovin' happened so fast...

Vogue Aug 1969

F Hush Mag

Wildfox

Elle May 2010

Vogue ?

In Love

makin' moves

Cabin life has been so good to us.
I'm feeling a little nostalgic about leaving this wonderful place, but I'm ready for what's to come.
In memory of our lovely home and the surrounding environment, I was fortunate enough to do a Virginia inspired shoot with the insanely talented duo Jason and Tammy Keefer.
It was truly a dream to be able to utilize the landscape around our cabin and create magical photos that really emphasize the inspiration behind M.L.N.W.
All of the clothing was designed, constructed, and styled by Me (except Clint's...that's coming later ;-)
Tammy and Jason shot on 35mm Film and Polaroid, which was very exciting (i adore film!!!!).
I feel so lucky to have had the chance to work with them before we left.

Here's a sneak peak of what's to come...and be sure to check out Jay & Tammy's site for links to their blogs, cool things they like, and more wonderful photos by them.

Glinda the Good

Finally!

About a month ago I was commissioned to create a "Glinda the Good Witch" costume for Ms. Jackie B. of the Black Box Players, for their annual "Wizard of Oz" production.
It took almost 50 yards of tulle, lots of patience, passion, and a steady sequin hand to construct this piece.
I designed the back as a lace up corset so it can fit different "Glinda's" of varying sizes, and the crown (my favorite part) was cut from lightweight plastic sheets then covered with fabric, beads, pearls and sequins to help it sparkle beautifully under stage lights.
All of my work concluded this afternoon during the productions dress rehearsal held at the Burnley Moran Auditorium. My stage shots aren't the best, but we got some nice detail shots behind the scenes. I'm a little sad to see the end of this project, but proud and satisfied with the reactions and work that I put into it. Thank you Ms. B for finding me, then trusting and believing in my vision for this costume.
The "Wizard of Oz" opens Friday May 7th at 7pm and tickets can be found at blackboxplayers.com

What's Next!?








i will forever remember this project through the sequins i find in random places throughout our house ;-)

what's reality anyway?

Costumes are as important as the people in them.
Here are a few that inspire me to do what i do.

mad max


Blade Runner

Meet Me In St. Louis

Gone with the wind

Labyrinth

Star Wars

this isn't a costume, but YSL from 1965 is notable for sure.