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Amish Quilt I don't pay much attention to Fashion Week but here's a look I can live with---color blocking. As far as I can tell this means mixing wardrobe pieces across the color wheel rather than mixing shades or values of one hue. I like it. Tied wool comforter Amish quilt The color is great and reminds me why Amish quilts are so classic. I am not doing belts however. Another variation of the Color Blocking trend is patchwork clothing--- which can be figure flattering or not. Contemplating the above garments I had a flashback to 1965. When I was in college I had dresses a lot like this The designer of these museum pieces was André Courrèges My knockoffs, I believe, came from Macy's basement but were no less fashionable. See more about André Courrèges at the Victoria and Albert Museum site: http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/a/andre-courreges/ A major influence on these geometric dresses was the art of Piet Mondrian, here reflected in a series from 1965 by Yves Saint Laurent. 1943 Detail of Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie painting 1958 Kenneth Noland The fashion influence was modern art. Log Cabin, about 1930 Which had much in common with classic patchwork. 1960 Ellsworth Kelly, High Yellow In the '60s these were called Color Field Paintings. Kelly was the master. Mennonite Quilt 1964 Ellsworth Kelly, Red/Blue The paintings were a little too cool for me at the time. I was in the throes of abstract expressionism. Amish Quilt Then I had another flashback. Sonia Delaunay was doing these Rhythme series paintings decades earlier. Three Graces And she was designing similar clothing in the 1920s. Read more about Delaunay here: http://www.albrightknox.org/collection/collection-highlights/piece:colored-rhythm/ I guess all fashion is one flashback after another. Here are today's Moda Quilt-Along Bloggers for February 25th: Kathy Schmitz http://kathyschmitzstudio.blogspot.com/ Edyta- LaundryBasket http://www.laundrybasketquilts.com/blog/index.php Lauren & Jessi Jung http://laurenandjessiblog.com/

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Your weekly source of outfit inspiration is here with 20 fresh new looks. As always, I sourced everything from Pinterest , my go-to place for inspiration. This week I’m feeling neutrals, head to toe white, and suits, suits, suits. I even just added a new pink gingham suit to my own clo

This minimalist slip-on does double-duty: elegant and functional, it gives 2.5 inches of height, via a comfortable wedge heel.  Jack Erwin shoes are defined by functional elegance. Each pair combines minimal aesthetics, thoughtful details, and quality construction. Our design process streamlines and modernizes timeless silhouettes: loafers, lace-ups, boots, sneakers. The results are polished, precise, and unadorned. Each pair is meticulously crafted by expert artisans in Europe, who have honed their skills across generations.