ShareIt’s Friday! And to celebrate our making it to the weekend, today I highlight the sparkly and fun Disco Ball Helmet. Created by San Francisco-based designer Natalina Walsh, she writes of her piece, “Why make a disco ball helmet? Because it’s awesome. Nuff said.”
Think I can convince Marianne to make this her next Weekday Crafternoon project?
Photo From Instructables
Have a great weekend, D-Happers!
ShareDid the crazy blizzard, known as Nemo, keep folks attending New York Fashion Week from dressing spectacularly? Of course not! BuzzFeed has documented how the foot of snow didn’t stop fashion peeps from coming out in their most stylish (and some not-so-warm) duds. Look at all the photos.
Share…and the collision is quite dapper.
ShareRecently, we’ve discovered hundreds of people have been searching HGTV.com for “LEGO cufflinks.” Why? Well, none of us in the office can figure it out! If you’re one of our visitors who has been searching, then you know you’ve been getting a disappointing: “Your original search for ‘lego cufflinks’ returned no results.”
Have you seen “LEGO cufflinks” on one of our shows? Perhaps one of our sister networks (DIY, Travel Channel or Food Network) have mentioned something to do with them and viewers are getting us confused? Although, I can’t imagine why Travel Channel or Food Network would be talking about such a thing.
This ongoing mystery led me to do a little research on LEGO cufflinks — and well, let me just tell you — these things are pretty darn adorable! I now want a pair! Just look at these from Retro Classy Cufflinks at Etsy.
And, please — end our misery! If you’ve been searching HGTV.com for “LEGO cufflinks,” why are you? Tell me in the Comments!
ShareIt’s no secret that I love bow ties. But just when I thought bow ties couldn’t get more fun — this came along.
Fellas, show up at your holiday party wearing one of these stylish wooden bow ties and you’re sure to catch the room’s attention.
From Two Guys Bow Ties
Yes, I’m ordering one — Merry Christmas to me!
ShareGentlemen, do you need help putting together your fall office wardrobe? GQ.com offers an interactive shirt-and-tie tool where you can match up various ties with various shirts, then order the combo you like best. The tool is seriously helpful (and seriously fun).
Tell me guys, are you embracing the return of the skinny tie? Let me know below.
ShareGuys, if you’re like me, you’re not wearing cufflinks because — well, they’re kind of a hassle. But, sometimes we have to suffer for fashion. Yes? I think these Dents cufflinks are worth our trouble.
ShareDo you own a boat? Yeah, neither do I. But, who cares?! We can still own a pair of colorful Sperry Top-Sider boat shoes and look like we do. Looking the part is all that really matters anyway.
ShareThis bow tie, with two distinct patterns washed in bright hues, has made my Monday.
What’s your take on men wearing bow ties? Do you like the look?
ShareI know I talk a lot about mid-century modern design and decor, but it wasn’t my first love. That’d be art deco. Maybe it’s cliche at this point — see Woody Allen’s recent film, Midnight in Paris — but I’m obsessed with Roaring ’20s literature (Dorothy Parker, Hemingway and Fitzgerald, swoon), film (Louise Brooks and Clara Bow in anything), art (Man Ray and Tamara De Lempicka, especially) and style. When I saw that fashion designer Sue Wong was collaborating with English Home for a collection of bedding, curtains, cushions and fabrics that all have a Hollywood deco bent, it reignited my passion for the glamour of that period.
It’s tough to pick just one part of the collection that I like the best, but the Shanghai curtains and pillows are understated, yet swanky. They’re a brilliant translation of Wong’s elegant deco Asian red-carpet gowns, and would be a perfect in the classic buildings I’ve seen in New York (like the newly-restored lobby of the Ardsley). All of the sudden, I have the overwhelming urge to bob and finger wave my hair. They say you never forget your first crush, and in this case, I don’t want to.
Love this wool rug in a pretty lavender and white design
DIY: lacquered boxes #hgtvmagazine
This cool yellow pouf works in almost any room. Try the pop
Transform a neutral space into a colorful living room with
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