“His hand took hold of hers and as she said something low in his ear he (Gatsby) turned toward her with a rush of emotion.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald

After being mesmerized by all the jewelry in the trailers for the Great Gatsby I set out to find a few of my favorite pieces, only to be led straight to Tiffany’s.

I was head over heels in love with the unique art deco style wedding ring worn by Daisy in the film. Almost no jewelry companies make rings like that anymore, and I was sure it had to be an antique. When I found out it was also from Tiffany’s I was very pleasantly surprised.

“It was Tiffany’s spectacular jewels that symbolized the sumptuous fashion and exuberant spirit of the Roaring Twenties. So, when director Baz Luhrmann set out to make The Great Gatsby film, he naturally turned to Tiffany to help create the jewels.” -Tiffany

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If you were in San Francisco this week you would know that it has been hot as shit. And if you made plans to go out this weekend and celebrate Cinco De Mayo, we’ve got you covered on how to beat the heat and still look great.

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Dear Ryan Storer, why am I not able to buy this ear cuff on your site, you dirty little tease!

Love,
Ashley

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Welp, here goes my first ever outfit post!

I wore this look when I was down at a conference in San Diego. I definitely did not fit in with the local crowd, but I felt amazing in this outfit. It’s so effortless and has easily become one of my favorite things to wear when going out.

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Nina Chakrabarti is an amazing London based artist. Her line work drawings are so beautiful and intricate, every time I see her Voodoo Queens series she produced for I Want You magazine I cant wait for the next costume party I attend where I can attempt to put a spin on her fashion face art and go as one of her works.

The thing that attracts me the most to this particular series is how I connect with it. Whenever I get a new magazine in the mail and become bored by it lying around I almost always end up drawing on the cover model’s face. I however usually end up giving them a black tooth, pointed fairy ears, a unibrow… It wasn’t until I discovered Nina that I realized how it could become art.

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