Mood, nº6.

Nautilus shell.

1930s masculine + noir.

1. Cartier Tank Asymmetrique, 1936. 2. Lilly Reich Thonet chair, 1933.

via Italian Watch Spotter, Brigitte.

I'm opening September with some major Hercule Poirot vibes.

Everyday shoes.

Birkenstock Monterey Exquisite.

Italian Spaghetti Chairs.

Spaghetti Outdoor Lounge Chair. Made in Italy. Designed in the 1970s.

Summer afternoons in my Nonna's and Nonno's backyard encapsulated in one object.

Vintage seat covers.

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Chanel seashell clutch.

Chanel Spring/Summer 2019 Evening on the Beach Shell Clutch.

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Beautiful perfume bottles.

Pretty.

Santa Maria Novella Acqua di Colonia.

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Days of the week.

Match boxes from Ohio Match Company, 1972.

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Green.

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Lips.

Vintage Tom Wesselmann Mouth #11 Pop Art Lips Matchbook, Dallas, Texas. The Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, circa 1968.

Bowery Hotel ashtray and some things.

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Holiday game night with Carte Napoletane.

Spanish-suited cards of the Napoletane deck, which is widely used across central and southern Italy.

Vintage Chanel bag + some items.

1. Unknown. 2. Photo by Henrik Purienne for La Bouche Rouge Paris.

Casuale, nº7: things.

Vintage Ray Ban aviators, Rolex Datejust Champagne Diamond Dial Jubilee Bracelet, Goyard Goyardine Passport Holder.

Source unknown.

Cin cin à la 007.

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Reminds me of a cocktail with James Bond.

Cool.

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Casuale, nº6.

Photo @tamirajarrel.

The aviators are the star of this photo... In the end, they are the frames I most prefer. I love how they look, especially when part of a personal style that isn't fussy. I think the key is to wear them in a "throw-'em-on-no-big-deal" kind of way, and just let them make their statement.

Navajo-style silver and turquoise matchbox.

Child of Wild Light My Fire Matchbox with turquoise stone.

I gave this beautiful matchbox to my brother for his birthday. It's inspired by the work of early century Navajo silversmiths.

Vintage Miu Miu mules.

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