Showing posts with label Hand-Made. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hand-Made. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Mr. Pearl Corsets



Mr.Pearl specializes in corsets. Real Corsets. The kind that hold you in and prop you up, the kind with hand sewn beading and bone caging and laces lacing. He makes corsets for Dita Von Tease among others who can afford his fitted crafting. His work is precise and meticulous and very special and will run you a pretty penny as attention to detail and worship of the vintage art are fit for a queen.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

More Hat Inspiration











Pink, Peach and Creams




I love putting pinks, peaches and creams together!!!!


last two photos by Rachel Papo documenting fitting the Nutcracker costumes
of the New York City Ballet from 2006
— for The New York Sun...

The hand dyed colors reminded me of this one of a kind headband I made...

Jesse Clemens - Jazz Singer bought it...

If you like this design, let me know
and I will add it to the regular collection online!





Patience Brewster






Wednesday, March 18, 2009

New Feather Headgear!




Jonesie Cake has uploaded some new hot designs. Head gear is all the rage and these little cuties are sure to turn some heads. Actually, I have been wearing them around town and people are practically ripping them off my head! Check them out at http://wwwjonesiecake.com

Kisses!
Angie


Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Headgear, Flowers and Femme







Vogue India October 2007
“Bollywood Dreams” + “Behind the Scenes Snapshots”
ph. Patrick Demarchelier
model: Gemma Ward

Even though this shoot is from 2007
Jonesie Cake believes...
Headgear, Flowers and Femme are here to stay!

What do you think?


Glass Jar Frames


I love sustainable decorating and what a pretty idea for jar!
Glass Jar Frames!

Thanks to photojojo




Monday, January 26, 2009

Sushi and Cake!



My two favorite things at la boîte à couture



The Enchanted Doll


I just fell in love with these dolls!
I wanted to buy one, but at almost 2k$ for a bare bones version...I don't see it happening any time soon.

From Yatzer-Design To Share:

Marina Bychkova is a doll sculptor and her enchanted porcelain dolls reflect the dark and sometimes threatening undertones that classic fairy tales often contain - they are fragile and vulnerable in their beauty.

She says "I find nothing more boring and thoughtless than another girly girl doll with blond curls and a puffy dress holding a teddy bear. Ugh...!"

Follow her thoughts on twitter, visit her dolls collection at Flickr or deviantART and read carefully her beautiful interview to
Jason Arber for PIXELSURGEON after the jump.