Clothes that Make My Vintage Heart Sing: Sylvie Facon

Sylvie Facon is truly an artist. The dresses she creates are more akin to masterpieces that have jumped out of a canvas than evening attire. Each one tells a fantastical story you can’t help but wish you were a part of.

The pieces are often inspired by everyday things such as books, a violin, buildings and straw. Seemingly mundane items that Facon transforms into wearable whimsey and wonder. I am dying to get my hand on that book spine dress! Which one would you wear?

Sources: https://www.sylviefacon-creatrice.fr/

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Firefrost by Camille Longley Review

Title: Firefrost Series: Flameskin Chronicles #0 Author: Camille Longley ISBN: 9781952795008 Genre: Fantasy, Young Adult, Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Romeo and Juliet Release Date: 21st September 2020 Synopsis: She’s a huntress:Sol d’Hillerod is sent on a desperate mission through a treacherous winter pass. She carries with her the only hope of her village’s survival, … Continue reading Firefrost by Camille Longley Review

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by Elaine Howlin September 23, 2020September 20, 2020

The Birthday Book Tag

Well, it’s my birthday and though I don’t like the whole aging thing, it’s still nice to celebrate it. I’m not exactly sure what I’ll do but it will probably involve wine and cake 😉 I got this tag from Kristin Kraves Books. BIRTHDAY CAKE – a book with a plot that seems cliche but … Continue reading The Birthday Book Tag

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by Elaine Howlin September 22, 2020September 20, 2020

6 Reading Memes for Book Lovers

Book A Book is like .. a non-volatile, stable database that does not lose data no matter how many times you drop it, spill your beer on it, or close it incorrectly. Books are more stable even than Optical Media. Storage is only limited by the amount of space and volume that the owner can physically carry. Some storage units seem to last for … Continue reading 6 Reading Memes for Book Lovers

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by Elaine Howlin September 21, 2020September 3, 2020

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   So glad you loved this one! I’m really looking forward to it!

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   Great review, sounds interesting!

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   You’re welcome!

4. […] Elaine Howlin, on their eponymous site, agrees. […]

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   I think I’ll reread it soon. It’s such an autumnal read.