Daughter Names

I've always loved thinking about what i want to name my children. As of now, I have trillions of girls names. I love the idea of my daughter's having a name that has history and power. I want to name them after women who have made a difference in my life. Here are my top names.

Edith (Edie)
Edie is breathtaking and heartbreaking. She is spontaneous and full of wonder and chaos. She is damaged and wild and lost and it makes everyone fall in love with her.


Lolita

I fell in love with the book and fell in love with Lolita. She is charmingly restless and rebellious. Lolita, with all the scandal put aside, is more powerful than she could ever know.

Candice (Candy)

Candy walks on the wild side. She is an artist. The loveliest artist you'll ever meet.

Eloise

The little girl that I've envied since I was a little girl. She is rawther silly and rawther foolish and yet so chic. Charge it to the room please and thank you.

Decorating Galore

Some things I love and want for my future NYC loft. (FYI- most of my findings are just in the Apartment section of Urban Outfitters!)

Coming And Going Coat Rack


Antoinette Fainting Sofa In Apple Green

Or in this adorable print
(It is about time we get treated like queens...)


Cotton Candy Slipper Chair



Studio 54 Shower Curtain


The [Stylish] Clumsy Girl's Bandages

Pinwheel Patchwork Pillow

Vintage Reversible Sunflower Quilt
(I can't choose which side is more adorable)


Wizard of Oz
and
Alice In Wonderland
Glasses

My Newest Crush

I have been madly in love with Wizard of Oz ever since I was a little girl, parading about in my own little Ruby Slippers. Now, all my little girl fantasies have come back into play...

Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin, Roger Vivier, Oscard de la Renta, Guiseppe Zanotti, Botkier, Diane von Furstenberg, Betsey Johnson, Moshino, Stuart Weitzman, Tuleh, and many many more are redesigning the Ruby Slipper. The sketches have seduced me enough, and I'm already clicking my heels together. All the shoes will be revealed in Manhattan for the 70th anniversary of The Wizard Of Oz. Everyone is talking about it and I've seen it on everyone's blogs, and I'm sure that just like me, everyone's inner little girl is dying to come out and play. Heres a little peek at the just-kill-me-now sketches...