I am highly anticipating spring so that i may turn my camera around and find myself *behind* it once more!

cinq cent cinquante-cinq

Charlotte Gainsbourg.

Music to soothe the soul.

Ruffles

So...I can't breathe or bend over in this skirt, but for 3 dollars at Salvation Army, I couldn't resist!

Timara

I first heard of Tim Mara when I was interning at Proud Galleries in London.

An invitation was sent to the gallery for a preview of his prints from the '70s at Flowers Graphics.

I immediately fell in the love with the image on the cover of the invite.

(The image posted above)

I never saw the preview, but I was able to keep the invitation.

Without which, I might never have remembered, or been reminded of, the artist whose work I was so drawn to.

I don't know much about him.

Except that when I first heard his name spoken aloud, I had no idea we were talking about a person.

I thought we were referring to timara (tomorrow).

English accents aren't always so easy to understand.

Rain dear

My first attempt at embroidery.

Funny Face

I'm not sure why it took me so long to see "Funny Face."

It stars one of my favorite style icons.

The dance sequence in the underground cafe was used in one of my all-time favorite television commercials (not that there's much competition in that genre...).

It's loosely based on one of my favorite photographers.

And the long-sleeve black turtleneck with the short black pants, white socks and black loafers may very well be my favorite Audrey look.

These are all ingredients to make for a successful recipe.

A funny thing is, the opening credits is one of my favorite bits.

Though, I also really enjoyed the photoshoot scenes.

For anyone with an appreciation for photography, fashion, and Richard Avedon.

The plot is rather far-fetched and the story line can drag on a bit, but the visuals are incredible and it has a pleasant sense of humour.

Now, to watch another film loosely based on a famous photography, "Fur."

Again, I'm not sure what has taken me so long to see this!

I love both Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey Jr., and Diane Arbus of course.

Cinderella