Fashion is serious business. If you style photo shoots or ever shoot products you know that it takes hours to get that one shot that may or may not even be featured in the magazine or paper you are shooting it for. Last Friday after hours of product shots for Boston Globe feature. I had Adam take a few quick shots of Emma, Alfie and Penny. How cute are they?
Join The Swapaholics, Boston’s favorite clothing swap hostesses, for a celebration of summer and sustainable style with vitaminwater® and special guest Jessica Quirk, author of What I Wore, who will be on hand to sign copies of her freshly published book.
Quench your thirst before the swap madness begins at the vitaminwater® hydration bars, and cool down with sweet free samples of Swirly Goodness from Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt. Everything left over at the end of the swap goes to support our friends at Goodwill Boston.
Last Thursday I was in DC on official Swapaholics business. On Swap Day its kind of a tradition to do some quick sightseeing before we start setting up our event. I like to think if we embrace the city we are in the swappers will embrace us! So this is what I wore on Swap Day.
Visting Nana (the location of one of our National Swap Day events).
We recapped the #SwapLulus event over The Swapaholics blog, but I thought I would share some photos here too! This week we are off to Swap in DC. I’m kinda excited to road trip with Julie. This is her first stop on the Swap Tour. If you are looking for a event in your city…check here.
Hope you all had a safe and happy holiday! Mine was filled with friends, family and fireworks. On Monday I had some of my buddies over (you might recognize some of them…or all of them) for a BBQ and we documented some of our silliness of course:
If any of you are on Tumblr or Pintrest, you have probably seen the Free People June catalog reblogged hundreds of times. The day I was drooling over the warrior necklace, I happend to get an email from Lucky Magazine asking if I wanted to partake in a DIY statement piece challenge with Michael’s Craft Store. I quickly agreed, then ran out to spend the gift card they sent over. I bought some leather, beads, suede rope, and a few feathers. This was by far the hardest DIY craft project I have ever done. I was super happy with the way the necklace came out and $38 beats $325 any day!
Photos by: Adam Towner (See all here)
If you want to see the DIY process CLICK HERE. and if you would like to create your own statement piece, print this 25% off coupon.