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Showing posts with label style. Show all posts

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Charitable Donations

Public Library for UO Darfur Heart Tee from Urban Outfitters

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Designed exclusively for Urban Outfitters by Public Library, the graphic on this t-shirt is hoped to raise awareness of the crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan. In washed-soft and faded jersey; Cut with a v-neck and finished with a graphic message at the front. $5 from the purchase of every tee goes to savedarfur.org. Exclusive to Urban Outfitters. Made in the USA. Machine wash.
$28

When searching the word "library" on urban outfitters website five items will come up.None of them are to my particular taste but I felt that it was worth the mention.

For those of you out there who have a drawer full of old glasses you may consider donating them to the Give the Gift of Sight Foundation. Your old glasses will go to those who need them in developing countries.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

The Sun Also Rises

I have no idea if this is meant to be how it looks to a bibliophile - I also don't care.

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Available from Shopbop.com for $98

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Take the Word with You Everywhere You Go

Nanette Lepore does it again. Only this time for Keds (read - more affordable) with her Champion shoe.
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Grab yours at Zappos for $64

She has also designed a script print sandal for Keds (note - it is sold out on the Keds site)
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Sunday, May 18, 2008

Sartorial Appreciation

Even the Sartorialist has included some bookish type looks.

The caption for this one reads how this look would not be complete or the same without the moleskin
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Below are some of the looks that came up when I searched "Librarian"


Ukranian Book Fashion?

Designer Andre Tan must have a little book lust of his own creating something like this:

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Source

Monday, May 12, 2008

Fellow Book-Wormin' Bibliophile Blogger

The same day I was working on my post on bookworm fashion I came across the blog of a fellow fashion Bessie at tech same time making a mental note to make a post about her at a later time. The time is now. Meet the clothes horse.































Oddly enough this post mentions her recent Hitchcock fest when I myself recently spent days watching all three seasons of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and insuring I have indeed seen all of his movies.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Wearing Your Books on Your Pants Beats Your Heart on Your Sleeve

Here is my very own pair of Sergio Valente jeans featuring the first portion of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen along with her silhouette.

If you are terribly fond of them contact me to make a pair for you or some other piece of literary clothing.

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Recently finished:
Lolita Nabakov

Grossly different from the movie (or at least what I remember). The movie is incredibly tame and fails to show you the full weight of Humbert Humbert and Lolitas situation.

The Bell Jar
Plath

Some of you sadly only know this as the book read by sister Kat in 10 Things I hate about you (if this is the case shame on you go read taming of the shrew!!!).
I was truly blown away by this book. At the start I was unaware that this is only semi autobiographic.
Definitely a new favourite for me.

Napoleon Bonaparte
Kenneth Allan

Saturday, February 23, 2008

Bibliophile Tattoos

Yeats Poem ---------->

Laurie Halse Anderson (with tattoo of the first word of Beuwolf)

Robert Frost Poetry Tattoo



Well, if you want a Robert Frost poetry tattoo, now you know where to get one:

Artist: Tattoos by Kane - Immortal Images Tattoos
Fredericksburg, Virginia
(540) 373-9711

There really is something very apt about picking this poem. But are there any poets out there using their own skin as a notebook? Would be kind of cool...

book tattoo




Tuesday, February 12, 2008

If I Can't Have it I'd Rather One of My Readers Did!

As much as I love this. I shop far too much:

Anna Karenina Russian Tolstoy Gold Pin Brooch from Hoolala

Anna Karenina Russian Tolstoy Gold Pin Brooch from Hoolala
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Description
This is a pretty little pin with a picture of a Tolstoy inside. I made charm as part of a collection for a bracelet to celebrate the film Anna Karenina.


The gold plated charm measures 25mmx 15mm.

I am a trusted seller who believes in old fashioned 5 star customer service.See what people are saying about Hoolala...

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What are people saying about Hoolala?

'I cannot recommend Hoolala highly enough. Excellent service all round, excellent communication and a thoroughly nice person too boot! The necklace is even more beautiful than it looks in the picture and is presented very beautifully. I shall certainly be shopping here again!'

'Helpful, organized and highly honest seller -- who also makes beautiful things! (even the packaging is gorgeous.)'

'Really cute, perfect length, great packaging!! After all the generic necklaces I found looking retail this was a breath of fresh air, it's so unique and adorable! Thank you!'

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Please take a look inside my little shop for more delightful frippery where you will find all sorts of goodies from sterling silver necklaces, Hoolala De Luxe charm bracelets, cuff links, OOAK vintage pieces and of course my Alice in Wonderland range of charm necklaces, bracelets and brooches.

Can be foun where else but Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=7025323

Friday, February 8, 2008

BraceYourselves

After reading The Essential Anais Nin - I fell in love. I went to the library and got every book I could. Sadly, for the bibliophile - enough is never enough. So I searched the internet for some other goody and came across a blog featuring a picture of a resin bracelet meant in tribute to Anais Nin. It sold out late 2007 tho. Not one to be discouraged I contacted the maker and lo and behold - there is ONE LEFT that is not listed - and yes - I made it mine!

You too can find a resin bracelet made in homage to a book - this time not Anais Nin but Lolita.

LOLITA Bracelet

LOLITA Bracelet
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Description
Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul. Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.

by Vladimir Nabakov


Beautifull bracelet made of high quality clear resin.

Desin for this bracelet was inspired by Vladimir Nabakov book "lolita'.


The bracelet is 2,45 inches (6.2 cm) wide on the inside





My resin bracelets are hand made by myself from the very beginning when the project forms to the very end when I polish each ingredient separately.All this long process makes each of my work very unique and personal. Most of the bracelets have some decorative
elements embedded inside, however some versions come
in one, clear colour.
These bracelets are very unique - they come in either
one exceptional piece, or in the limited series of
few.
Because each bracelet is individually made by hand,
there are no two exactly same pieces! One can be sure
they would have a truly unique piece on their wrist!


I am so VERY VERY tempted to have two now ;)

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Charming

I have a thing for charm bracelets and I know I cannot be the only one out there. Show your love with bookworm charms.

Links of London
Price: £40.00

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Jewelry by Rhonda
$10.75

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$12.75
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Broderick
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Rembrandt 3-D Bookworm Charm


3/8 in →

¾
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Rembrandt 3-D Bookworm Charm

Rembrandt 3-D Bookworm Charm

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  • These charms are part of the Rembrandt Charm collection.
  • All Rembrandt Charms are available in Sterling Silver, Gold Plate, 10K Yellow Gold, 14K Yellow Gold or 14K White Gold.
  • Please choose type of metal when ordering. Cost will be calculated at checkout.
  • Price shown is for sterling silver charm.
  • Gold Plate Charms cost $24.50
  • 10K Gold Charms cost $145
  • 14K Yellow Gold Charms cost $198.50
  • 14K White Gold charms cost $198.50
  • This charm measures approximately .69882" high and is 3 dimensional.
  • All Rembrandt Charms come with Lifetime warranty.