Growing up a stone's throw from the beach somehow has left me pale and with an aversion to fish of grandiose proportions. It also meant that as a child, we rarely explored beaches much beyond our metaphorical backyard. The only time I spent in the Hamptons was driving out with my mother and grandmother to visit dear Sylvia, who painted my portrait in black-and-white when I was very small. Plundering Lula #8, which I must admit is too too girly for me, I found the
Grey Gardens Collection (inspired by the style of Edith Bouvier Beale) and these signature hydrangea pillows, that smack deliciously of my grandmother, Nana Hannah Daisy and her younger sister, Muriel Iris.
Growing up a stone's throw from the beach somehow has left me pale and with an aversion to fish of grandiose proportions. It also meant that as a child, we rarely explored beaches much beyond our metaphorical backyard. The only time I spent in the Hamptons was driving out with my mother and grandmother to visit dear Sylvia, who painted my portrait in black-and-white when I was very small. Plundering Lula #8, which I must admit is too too girly for me, I found the Grey Gardens Collection (inspired by the style of Edith Bouvier Beale) and these signature hydrangea pillows, that smack deliciously of my grandmother, Nana Hannah Daisy and her younger sister, Muriel Iris.
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2 comments:
I have to agree with the less than wow feeling Lula #8 left me with...sigh. #7 was beyond fantastic, and I had high hopes for sweet #8.
I grew up 1 1/2 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, and I too, am of the pale variety!
xo.
It's entirely possible that the Kirsten Dunst issue was my favorite. Long live SPF 45!
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