asos.
i'm trying real hard to think of 10 reasons this dress shouldn't be a christmas gift to myself.
also, why is asos so amazing?
need supply.
what a pretty little thing this shearling jacket is. so, why am i not shipping it to myself right his second? oh yeah, that little thing called christmas.
i really need to get on getting my gifts in order. how are you doing with that? you finished like a month ago, didn't you? one day i will do that.
what's the best gift you've gotten for someone so far? i need ideas, so please share all you want.
palomarie.
it's time to kick off the gifting season here at greedy girl. through the holidays, i'll be featuring gift ideas for everyone with a series of gift guides thrown in here and there.
austin-based palomarie's a good place to start. most of the collection is around $20 AND you can take 20 percent off with the code BEMERRY20. so now you can afford to pick something up for yourself, too. see how that works?
so, go, be merry.
in the mood for... a brown leather clutch.
i am loving all of these, but especially the 'dinner clutch' by marie turnor. (did you see the 'snak clutch'? because i did and i'm obsessed with that one, too.)
there's something so comfortable about a worn-in piece of brown leather, don't you think?
from top: poketo, marie turnor, nutsa modebadze, wood wood, mm6 by maison martin margiela.
fogal.
so, last week i spied those beautifully packaged fogal tights. and then i couldn't get them out of my mind. and then tonight, i stayed up so late ooh-ing and aah-ing over each package that i no longer can make any sense when it comes to stringing words together.
that's how amazing this hosiery is.
(i'm sorry about the ultra-huge images, but you'll thank me for it, i promise... images culled from pret-a-beaute.)
tucker by gaby basora.
you won't find a lot of prints and patterns on greedy girl. i tend to stick to the simple solids, especially in the cooler months. but then again, no one does prints quite like gaby basora. she could dress me every day of the year, in as many prints as she sees fit, and i probbbbably wouldn't contest.
p.s. i'm sure i'm late to the lytro party, but after seeing this video (of the amazing coco rocha, in tucker), i'm certain of two things: i need silver hair and also a lytro camera. who knew supermodels were so good at selling?
electric feathers.
who knew someone could need lamé so badly? i sure didn't.
until now. thanks, stuart & wright.
i don't ever use the term sick to describe something really, really neat, but those pants are seriously sick... as the kids would say.
