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Etsy favorites: Jewelry

 Sorry loves, no outfit post today! We took photos last night, and while my outfit felt decent, it was un-photogenic, and I didn't want to inflict that on you. (Or me.) So first off, here's a link to a funny article on Chictopia - "The Five Craziest Jeffrey Campbell Shoes That Your Boyfriend Hates." Would you wear any of them? I'd wear these. Josh hates them, which kind of makes me love them even more! (I'd also wear these and these, which weren't on this list.)

To give you something pretty to look at, I thought I'd do a roundup of my favorite jewelry from Etsy. Most of these pieces are surprisingly affordable, and you definitely wouldn't see anyone else on the street wearing them!

jewiseha

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sparklefarm

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Sea Hag and Walrus

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Artisanie Europe

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Stout Woodworks

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verabel

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Rachel Pfeffer Designs

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Boo and Boo Factory

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Are there any Etsy jewelry shops that you're madly in love with? I'd love to learn of some new ones!

Have a happy weekend, everyone! Enjoy the sunshine, sleep in, snuggle with a puppy...good stuff like that :)

Fabulous Combination of Makeup and Jewelry Design

Fabulous combination of makeup and jewelry design
Indian bridal makeup and jewelry is considered to be one of the ancient wine and fantastic throughout world.It is generally believed That represents Indian artists is a new mother is the invention are well known to the academic and artistic work.

Alice Carey For Vogue Japan and Advanced Style

Writer, Alice Carey is another one of the fantastic women I shot for a jewelry series on Vogue.co.jp . Here are some out takes from the original shoot, showing off some more of her wonderful jackets and jewels. I asked Alice  the following questions about aging and style:

1. How old are you? What are your concerns with your appearance as you get older. What is your attitude towards aging?

2.How do you take care of your skin, keep it looking healthy. Are you worried about wrinkles and aging skin?3. How do you keep your hair looking healthy. Do you color your hair? What is your thoughts on gray hair?

4.How has your style changed as you have gotten older. Do you feel more free to experiment with style. How do you get out of a style rut?

5.Any advice you would give to others who are concerned with aging…

6.Anything else you ‘d like to add?

Read her answers below:

1. I am in my early 60’S. Provided I stay looking good (and I work on it) I have no concerns about aging other than I hope I won’t become an old crone.

2. I am a CLAIRINS girl and have been for a long time. It is the best. However, when I’m in Ireland or England I find BOOTS face creams very good. Wrinkles are always a concern, but CLAIRINS seems to keep them in check. I use olive oil soap always.

3. Being Irish I began to go white in my early 20’s and I have been hennaing my hair since then. My husband and I do it every 6 or 7 weeks because my hair grows out fast and one can see the white. Several years ago, I wanted to see what I looked like au natural and I let my hair grow out so my stylist could cut all the colored hair off. Suddenly, I was marvelously white and looked like David Bowie. However, it wasn’t me and I continue to henna my hair.To keep my hair shiny I use Indian oil made from almonds and olives I buy in Middle Eastern stores.

4. I change my style all the time. However, as I grow older I heed Geoffrey Beene’s advice of wearing a uniform. My winter uniform being how you saw me in the street. My summer uniform black chinos from Marks & Spencer and as expensive a white shirt I can get my hands on. Thrift stores are good for this. I also live in cashmere sweaters, preferably vintage, and linen shifts for summer. I do not follow fashion trends and think women silly who do.

5. For god’s sake don’t sweat it. Moisturize as often as you can. Remember ‘life is just a bowl of cherries. Don’t take it serious, life’s too mysterious.”Also, red lipstick, always red lipstick!

6.Anything else...a good haircut several times a year. I do 5 or 6. Hair dye. Red lipstick. Face cream, face cream face cream – I do CLAIRINS and a F-you attitude to dowdy’ness. I look the way you saw me at 9 in the morning when all I’m doing is getting the paper and coffee. Fie on women in sneakers and sweats!

Fashion influences: Duchess of Windsor, Nan Kempner & Pat Buckley for frowzy, lavish formal / dress up stuff.Audrey Hepburn for informal such as my wearing all summer ‘uniform’ of tight black chinos (Marks & Spencer) and great men’s shirt from (say) Thomas Pink.

CLICK HERE to check out Alice's book I'll Know It When I See It: A Daughter's Search for Home in Ireland on Amazon and enjoy her style wisdom in THIS past post.

Iris Apfel in Vogue Japan for Advanced Style

The other day I had the honor of shooting Iris Apfel for a series of photos I have been doing for Vogue Japan. Click Here to see the slide show which features seven of my favorite stylish ladies and enjoy the videos below! I am doing one more series of photos, featuring jewelry trends of the Advanced Style set, so if you can recommend anyone let me know.

Here is another great video of Iris!

Advanced Style Feature For Vogue Japan

The other day when posting about Jean, of the "Idiosyncratic Fashionionstas", I mentioned a super cool secret project that I was working on. Vogue Japan  has invited me to do an Advanced Style jewelry series for them. My first slide show is up now on Vogue.co.jp under jewelry or CLICK HERE for the direct link . Make sure you look through all six photos and enjoy some pictures from the shoot above. I will be doing two more jewelry series, so if you have any suggestions of who I can photograph feel free to send photos  to Advancedstyleinfo@gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you either way. Remember we can continue or conversation on Twitter:  http://twitter.com/#!/AriSethCohen .