Sugar and Spice

Awaken the Senses;
Expect the Unexpected; Notall is as it seems.

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Permalink How to Use Your iPhone to Organize Your Closet Fhoke, brit.co If you’re like us, you’ve dreamed of recre­at­ing Cher’s com­put­er­ized wardrobe since the first time you saw Clue­less. Now, thanks to Style­book and Cloth, you can do some­thing pret­ty close to that, and all from your iPhone.First up,…
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Permalink The Girl Who Loves to Levitate Katie Hosmer, mymodernmet.com When we first wrote about The Girl Who Loves to Lev­i­tate over a year ago, her story went viral and her post was one of the most viewed ever on this site. With more incred­i­bly timed self-portraits under her belt, we thought it was the…
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Sea Creatures Have Taken Over Anthropologie's Windows - In the Window

Friday, April 13, 2012, by Tiffany Yannetta, racked.com

To cel­e­brate Earth Day, Anthro­polo­gie has teamed up with the Wyland Foun­da­tion on a series of sea crea­ture win­dows, to pro­mote the con­ser­va­tion and pro­tec­tion of coral reefs. In addi­tion to ogling them while…

Permalink How Photographers Cure Boredom on Long Flights Sifter, twistedsifter.com Pho­to­graph by NINA KATCHADOURI­ANHow do pho­tog­ra­phers cure bore­dom on long flights? By tak­ing pho­tographs of course! And in the case of artist Nina Katchadouri­an, that means an impromp­tu pho­to­shoot in the lava­to­ry. Nina…
Permalink KILLER BOOTS AT GIVENCHYtypepad.com These boots were shown at Givenchy’s fall 2012 mens show, but mod­eled by a woman. I think I can safe­ly say they’re some of my favorite boots in shoe his­to­ry. I like the old world crafts­man­ship about them com­bined with their futur­is­tic…
Permalink Wild Shoes of the Past part 1typepad.com Kathe­ri­na Den­zinger (1965)Arman­do Polli­ni (1986)1947 Evening shoePietro Yan­torny (1914)Evening boot by Beth Levine (1962)Late 20’s evening shoePump from Neiman Mar­cus (1967)Flo­ral plat­forms (1971)Her­bert Levine…