Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Thursday, March 20, 2014

The Crazy Hat Lady

I like wearing hats, but it's really hard to find a hat that you feel comfortable with (especially if you have a big head like me). I have two hats that I like, the gray one is so old that I can't even remember where it's from, and this beige one is from Anthropologie. For some reason my husband has a fear of me turning into a crazy hat lady. I guess he sees that I may have some obsessive-compulsive behavior patterns when it comes to accessories... I've been looking for the perfect summer hat forever. I would like it to be a little bit floppy straw hat. But I haven't found perfection yet. 

Here I am wearing a Banana Republic tweed jacket, Banana Republic jeans, cheapo no brand converse type shoes and my Missoni scarf. This picture was taken a couple of weeks ago. Thankfully all that snow has since melted! 

Today is the first day of spring - and it was a beautiful and mild day! 

Happy, happy, happy SPRING!

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Signs of Spring

The spring officially begins today, although the 10 day forecast is still promising some more sleet / icy rain. Wouldn't believe from the clear skies of today, though. I took some pictures of my crisp and clear Down Town office views. Isn't New York grand?

For me Spring is a very creative time, a time when you want to shed your old skin (literally in my case because my psoriasis has been horrendous!), and come up with something new and original. Spring is a good time to try new things, like restorative yoga (a semi-private group starting soon, yay), or just to incorporate something new in your wardrobe (I am dying to wear my new patterned pants as soon as the weather permits).

I have been reading the perfect book for this spring mood, fashion designer Isabel Toledo's book "Roots of Style". I am in awe of her and the creative process and flow that she describes. My hands are itching to make something! Something involving cloth, patterns and a sewing machine...