Single Hanging Bird earring

by Linda Zeng

Sometimes you just wanna head out the door but still want to look like you put some thought into your wardrobe. So you fumble around for a hat, or a piece of jewelry...well, look no further! This single bird earring from t. kahres jewelry is her most popular item for sale on Etsy.com! Wear it with a one-shoulder top or a fedora, it's all good.

Shop t. Kahres Jewelry at http://www.etsy.com/shop/tkahres

Below:

BCBG One shoulder top

Boutique to You top

Forever 21 top

Enjoy and see you soon!

This week is especially autumnal in NYC. The coats get heavier as days get shorter. It's only been a week into fall, and already one's nostalgic about heat waves of the summer past. How do you keep summer days from drifting away? With colors, of course. Here are some of Teresa's signature enamel pieces, all vibrant hues of red, pale yellow, deep cobalt, and sea green. They were brilliantly captured on a clear summer day on the seaside town of Montauk, NY. The photographer is Margaret Danek Vasquéz, paper design extraordinaire and founder of Tiger & Jones stationery whose clients include The Chateau Marmont, Conde Nast, and Will Ferrell. Her mission is to "restore the art in the art of letter writing."

Visit her website and blog at www.ifyoumustknow.com

Enjoy these pictures of t. kahres jewelry and check back next week...

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Georgia O'Keeffe on Lifetime

Regardless of what you think of Lifetime overall as a TV channel, try to catch the encore of Georgia O'Keeffe tonight at 9pm. I will watch it because it would be interesting to watch what Lifetime (hehe, again) would do with this iconic artist's life, and because Jeremy Irons is in it! Seriously, consider investing 11 hours in that gem of a series, Brideshead Revisited (1981). (bn.com)
Anyway, I was browsing art.com recently for a laptop wallpaper, and came across one of my favorite paintings by the great artist, Oriental Poppies, 1928. It just overwhelms with a sense of, among other things, exuberance, life, sensuality, and depth. So I thought, what does this remind me of? Teresa's enamel poppy earrings. I mean, if I wanted to wear art, this would be the way to go.
PS: Don't miss Georgia O'Keeffe: Abstraction now through January 17, 2010 at the Whitney, www.whitney.org