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In season of grazing the grassy green lawns in our maxi's and tasting fashionable bites we wanted to share this recipe of Watermelon Balsamic Appetizer with you. To melt those taste buds of your lovely guest get full recipe here. Oh, and to turn those heads, our Jade Halter Maxi Dress found at ShopBop, check it here.
Is your summer closet ready?
A favorite in New York, the Brooklyn Flea is a must to go on the weekends. Saturday's in Fort Greene and Sundays on the waterfront in Williamsburg. Along with amazing vintage finds you will find treats such as People's Pops and the famous pizza out of a truck....Pizza Moto!!
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How dreamy is Keiko Lynn in our Floral Maxi Dress, found here at Shopbop.
Playing at the Reperatory this weekend at the Film Forum is 1958 "Bonjour Tristesse" Directed by Otto Preminger, Starring Jean Seberg, David Niven and Deborah Kerr. Get summer started with this movie that takes place on the French Riviera with endless days of playing tennis, sailing, scuba diving and endless nights of cocktail parties, art openings, and dancing. See Seberg show off her charm before she got her to be casted for Breathless. For viewing times see here: http://www.filmforum.org/movies/more/bonjour_tristesse
With some warm weather coming are way here is a cute lil outfit:
1 Lanvin Ribbon Necklace 2 Madison Marcus Sheer Back Top 3 Chloe Sling Backs 4 Madison Marcus Scallop Shorts , 5 Miu Miu Sunnies 6 See by Chloe Bow Clutch
With the launch of Jenny's book from her famous blog I SPY DIY, we picked one of our favorites found here on Glitter Guide. With summer just right around the corner this is a perfect DIY.
What to wear while picking out your veggie's for dinner this weekend! You can now purchase our Madison Marcus Color-Block Dress at Bergdorfs!
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Wake Up, Thursday, Wake Up!!! by MadisonMarcus on Grooveshark
Having a night in with your girlfriends? The perfect silk dress with hints of pastel found here, and this amazing popcorn recipe we found on The Glitter Guide! Now all you need is some bubbly and laughter = the perfect eve!
White Chocolate Confetti Popcorn Recipe: -1/2 tablespoon canola oil -1/2 cup popcorn kernels -Salt -6 ounces white chocolate, chopped -1/4 cup confetti sprinkles
1. In a medium saucepan, pour in canola oil and heat over medium-heat. When oil is hot, add popcorn kernels, making sure all the kernels are touching the bottom of the pan. Cover with a lid and wait until you hear kernels start to pop. Once they commence, grab the pan; while simultaneously holding down the lid, give it a good shake. Return pan to the stove and repeat a few times. This will ensure that all of the kernels pop. When popcorn is done, turn off heat, transfer to a medium bowl, and add a few pinches of salt.
2. Add about 1-inch of water to a double boiler (or a saucepan with a metal bowl nestled atop). Note: Be sure your bowl is completely dry. Heat over medium-low, watching the chocolate the entire time. White chocolate has a lower melting point, so it can seize easily. When chocolate is melted, stir until smooth.
3. In a few batches, pour chocolate over popcorn, mixing gently to coat each kernel lightly.
4. Evenly spread popcorn onto a baking sheet and add confetti sprinkles. Let popcorn sit for 3-4 hours (or until dry).
Today on Beauty Blitz, just in time for the weekend: a relaxing foot wash from Brunch at Saks!
Check out our amazing selection of Color-Block items at Bloomingdales, see here!
| Madison Marcus Bustier Dress | Lanvin Wide Brim Hat | Brass & Enamel Starfish Necklace | Swedish Hasbeens |
Gearing up for Coachella? Here is your outfit choice for Day 1, our Madison Marcus tunic currently sold at Bloomingdales. Along with this Wayuu Taya bag, Clark Shoes and Arrojo Styling Whip for the perfect desert hair!
|Madison Marcus Lace Dress| Helen Kaminski Hat|
|vintage Chloe purse | Vince Camuto Shoes |
Prepping for picnic season!!
| Madison Marcus Dress | Picnic Basket | 80%20 shoes |
| London Butter Pimrose Picnic | Tassel Earrings |
It's a little chilly in New York but we are hoping Spring makes it way back soon! What about some minty nails from The Beauty Department + a lacy top like this one?
TOOLS: Turquoise nail polish, gold leafing sheets (available at your local art supply stores or see link below), clear top coat, nail file, q-tip (regular or pointed).
STEPS:
Select a good turquoise polish. I used this one, but to be honest you can use any color that you think goes well with gold. (It’s really pretty with white + coral!)
Paint all of your nails with the base color you choose.
Gold leaf sheets (I used these) are VERY delicate so make sure your hands are clean + dry before handling. They tear so easily! Use scissors to cut small triangle shapes that will fit the corners of your nails. You want to cover about 1/3 of your nail, so make your triangles about that size.
Wet a q-tip and use that to pick up your gold triangle. Don’t try to pick them up with your fingers– you’ll crumble them and that’s a bummer!
Lay the gold leaf triangle on the corner of the nail. You want to work quickly so the leafing sticks to the polish. The polish should be dry but still slightly tacky. If it’s too dry, put a very thin layer of clear top coat down before laying the leaf on the nail.
Smooth over the gold leaf with a clean dry q-tip to remove wrinkles/bubbles. If you mess up and chip off a piece of gold, it’s totally fine! Gold leafing is so thin that you can just lay another piece over the messed up part and it blends right in.
Use a nail file to gently file off the excess just like you would with nail stickers!
Finish with a quick drying clear coat to lock the gold leafing down!
It's sundresses + lemonade season! ....8 ways to Pimp Up Your Lemonade from the Artist Leen De Pelseneer.