unruly things

doesn’t this dress from Loyale’s Spring collection seem so perfect for late afternoon bbq’s and mid-morning brunches?  I sure think so.

warmer days can’t come soon enough.

beautiful industrial furniture from Factory 20.  although a smidge over-priced for my wallet, the gorgeous styling and photography make up for that with loads of inspiration.

from kindergarten to my Sophomore year of high school, I wore a plaid pleated jumper or skirt, navy blazer, oxford shirt and penny loafers.  these photos from Tamara Muth-King make uniforms look so pretty.  they sort of make me nostalgic for my childhood.

did you ever wear a uniform to school?

{from tamara muth-king, via frolic!}

I’m loving this collection from Vancouver clothing company, Hidden Spectrum.

{available at frances may}

I’m beyond excited because:
dlb and I are moving into our new place this weekend!!  we just got the keys today.

despite the rain and cold, we’re packing up our old apartment and moving to the new place tomorrow.  it’ll be a busy weekend for sure, but totally worth it.  photos to come when we’re settled.

I hope you have an amazing weekend, friends!  xo

{photo from esoule, who’s working on a new project that looks right up my alley.}

I love this little necklace, with that tiny turquoise bead, so so much.

{from alyson fox, via happy cavalier}

I’ve been wanting one of these amazing necklaces from Laurel Hill ever since I tried one on at Una a few months ago.  some of them hook together with magnets made from pointy pieces of silver and bronze.  her new collection, titled Esser Vesper, includes wonderful things like oxidized silver and lava rocks.  moving to the tippy top of my wish list.

I’m just a little bit in love with this egg print by Abby.

p.s.  it would be perfectly paired with the March print from our Specimen Calendar.  I hope those of you who purchased the calendar are enjoying the egg print this month as much as I am.  it’s really one of my favorite specimens.  by the way, do you have a photo of the calendar up in your space?  if so, I’d love to see it.  please email them to hello {at} postalpress.com