Great foundation; room for change... This is why I love eBay. I'm longing to bid on some (affordable!) pieces and give them an update--fresh paint, new upholstery.
If only I had the square-footage to actually keep them.
Heading to the opening of Avedon Fashion: 1944-2000 at the International Center of Photography tonight, an exhibit of Richard Avedon's fashion portraits throughout the years.
Oh-so-thrilled!
...But not as thrilled to tell mon petit ami, "You know that photography exhibit we're going to? I forget to mention, it's a fashion exhibit."
Well, well, well. This ice cream may be the best--I repeat, THE BEST--I have ever had. And guess where I found it?...
On the street!
Sounds strange, I know. But picture this: an ice cream truck (think kids buying 75-cent popsicles) meets gourmet delicacy (think natural ingredients, grown-up flavors, etc.). These add up to the perfect, perfect, perfect combination that is Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream.
So yes, this gourmet ice cream truck is back in town--making my neighborhood a very, very happy one.
Recent photo assignment: to emulate the style and tone of a distinguished photographer. I chose William Eggleston--known for making color photography a legitimate and gallery-worthy art form. I tried to capture saturated colors and quirky angles to pay homage to Eggleston's unique voice.
Photos by Katherine McPherson
For reference, here are some of Eggleston's works:
This NYC Loft is just incredible. Light. Bright. Clutter-free. I am in absolute awe.
I first spotted it in the book Small+Modern+Urban HOME, a nice little read reminding you that small spaces have an air of potential--not just an air of claustrophobia. I definitely agree with this concept! But as I adjust to NYC standards of living, I still need to tell myself this from time to time...
Hier soir, date night brought mon petit ami and myself to Cafe Moutarde--an authentic little brasserie right here in Brooklyn. But we might as well have been on the Left Bank in Paris, perhaps at a little spot along Boulevard Saint-Germain. Really, it fooled me.
And I loved it.
These photos are a perfect pairing. Just like Cafe Moutarde's house wine and crepes...
It was such a beautiful day--sunny, relaxed, and not a hint of wind. After a cold winter (and lots of recent rain), this weather was welcomed by all, I am sure.