Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Nautically inspired..breton stripes

timeless..style



images: victoria hagan, kate spade, moschino, t. keller donovan

20 comments:

  1. Love,love,love stripes in all sizes and colors. this post made me smile big-time. Happy Tuesday!! Kathysue

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  2. I will never tire of stripes! so classic and timeless

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  3. I just adore the nautical look!

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  4. ive been loving stripes with florals lately. Cute floral skirt w/ that! yes please :)

    www.bazaarofserendipity.blogspot.com

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  5. Love the stripes, fresh and "summery"

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  6. Love the stripes and the nautical look! I agree that it is timeless - and looks great mixed with patterns - in fashion and home decor. Love that striped rug in the first picture!

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  7. love love love the stripes look. so nautical. so fresh. so spring. i so love this season!!!
    :)

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  8. I love anything with nautical colors or a nautical feel!

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  9. Love the Breton stripe pattern -- wide natural & thin navy. Thinking of mimicking it on the walls of my study, with cream trim & a natural beadboard ceiling (and this crazy French antler chandelier I found in Seattle...)

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  10. Great mix - I love navy and white stripes. And it's a nice look this time of year; still serious when it's cold out, but you can wear it until August!

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  11. Urban Outfitters had the most fantastic nautical striped pillows that of course sold out before I could get my hands on them. Tear!

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  12. Love this look right now.
    Thanks for the inspiration.
    xxCharlotta

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  13. I love them, but now they are becoming a trend:

    http://sketch42blog.com/2010/03/they-are-killing-it-for-me/

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  14. stripes are my favorite thing about spring and summer!

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  15. Love the nautical stripes with the red and white shorts.

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  16. LOVE the stripes in navy. always classic

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