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Nightswimming Covered By Ingrid Michaelson
Ingrid Michaelson is beyond underrated. She is extraordinary. Though mostly recognized for her hit The Way I Am (the song used in the old Old Navy Commercials) and providing countless tunes for the Grey’s Anatomy soundtracks, she is an incredible artist. I have quite the girl crush on her, kay? I’ve always loved R.E.M.’s beautiful … Continue reading »
And I Am Talon You
Talons seem to be clawing their way to the top of the trendy list. My talon cuff and ring are two of my favorite pieces; edgy, trendy and beautiful. I love to pair my pieces with everything from a leather jacket to a more delicate outfit. Talons are such great statement pieces for every kind of outfit. … Continue reading »
Deep Repair Masque
The Deep Repair Masque by Macadamia Natural Oil is an absolute hair essential. Every time I use it I find that I’m amazed with the results. The whole line of products was created specifically for those with what they call “problem hair” and this is seriously the solution. I really hate getting my haircut. I … Continue reading »
Last Christmas
Christmas is just about over and I’m already sad say goodbye to holiday music. Last Christmas and the year before that and the year before that I have had a deep love for Wham!’s “Last Christmas” and all of the different covers. This Christmas as everyone was decking their halls, my halls were being filled … Continue reading »
Black + Gold
I’ve been dying to get more adventurous with my manicures. After seeing 12 Amazing DIY Nail Art Designs Using Scotch Tape I was really inspired to make my first big attempt with a simple black and gold glitter polish combination. {Pamela Love Porcupine Ring} Continue reading »
Sara Bareilles Covers Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies”
This is probably one of my favorite covers of all time. The lovely Miss Sara Bareilles courageously takes Beyoncé‘s Grammy winning pop song Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) and reinterprets it, giving it a doo-wop feel. Continue reading »
