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Guest Post: Garden to Fashion by Starlet
Hi everyone, my name is Starlet, and I am guest posting on The Marin Scoop today.
I blog at Can You Come Home and I run an online handbag shop, Meridian110. I write about garden to fashion where I take elements from the garden
and bring out the fashion in them. I love connecting the two worlds, nature and fashion, as a part of our lifestyle.
Today I want to share with you a rich and fun fashion trend that I spotted in the garden. Or rather, a wonder of nature spotted in our style world =)
One color blocking, so many ways!
When I saw this adorable mini pansies in the Berkeley Botanical Garden, I immediately knew that I had to do a fashion spread for it. Another proof of nature being the inspiration of our fashion trend! So cool, no?
Do you dare dress up in color block?
Accessorize in Color Block
There you have it: color blocking in garden inspired fashion. Thanks Sophie for having me today. I really enjoyed hunting these fashionable pieces, there were plenty that it was hard to narrow it down! (Plus, I cannot say no to bold electrified hues!). So, let us know, which one of these contrasting color pieces is your favorite?
Today I want to share with you a rich and fun fashion trend that I spotted in the garden. Or rather, a wonder of nature spotted in our style world =)
One color blocking, so many ways!
When I saw this adorable mini pansies in the Berkeley Botanical Garden, I immediately knew that I had to do a fashion spread for it. Another proof of nature being the inspiration of our fashion trend! So cool, no?
Do you dare dress up in color block?
- Giambattita Valli color-block dress
$1635$818 from My Theresa - Suzi Chin for Maggy Boutique S/L Drape Sleeve V-Neck Color Block Dress $80.99 from 6PM
- Runway Zuzanna color-blocked dress $478 from BCBG
- Reverse Color Block dress $62 from Singer22
- Coco Love Pleats Excuse Me Dress $57.99 from ModCloth my pick!
Accessorize in Color Block
- DVF Mimosa Snake Embossed Clutch $475 from Nordstrom
- Irene Color Block Hobo Bags
$148$88.80 from Hobo - Asos Priscilla Platform Color Block Leather High Shoes
$146.59$72.43 from Asos - Gianvito Rossi yellow purple contrast-trim suede shoes
$1016$847 from Matches - Genuine Rare Ametrine Diamond Ring
$1799$949 from FineJewelers super popular (other style has been sold out, and I can definitely relate why!) - Purple and Gold Stripe Self Tie Bow Tie by Elite $45 from Ties.com
There you have it: color blocking in garden inspired fashion. Thanks Sophie for having me today. I really enjoyed hunting these fashionable pieces, there were plenty that it was hard to narrow it down! (Plus, I cannot say no to bold electrified hues!). So, let us know, which one of these contrasting color pieces is your favorite?
Movie Review of 'Won’t Back Down'
This week’s guest post is written by
Rachel Shapiro, who kindly attended a movie screening of the movie Won’t
Back Down hosting by Circle of Moms.
The Marin Scoop aims to provide unbiased editorials. However, I wish to disclose that from time to time I may receive free products or other compensation from companies for blogger reviews.
Movie Review:
Won’t Back Down
For moms
especially, this movie is a tearjerker! Won’t Back Down is a story about hope
and doing everything in your power so that your kids have a better life, a
stronger education and a brighter future.
Maggie
Gyllenhaal plays Jamie, a mom determined to find a better school for her
second-grade daughter with Dyslexia, even if it’s means she has to start a new
school herself. Without a college education, Jamie works two jobs in Pittsburgh
desperately trying to support her daughter’s education. Unable to pay the private
tuition, her daughter, Malia is forced to switch to Adams Elementary, the
public school nearby where she struggles in the classroom and receives only
criticism and abuse from her dead-beat teacher.
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| Won't Back Down review - The Marin Scoop |
Jamie,
driven to make a change no matter what it takes, teams up with Nona (played by Academy-Award
Nominee Viola Davis), a mom and teacher at Adams who has lost sight of the
great teacher she used to be. After some convincing, Nona joins Jamie for the
sake of her son who gets bullied in school for being “slow.” Together they
rally parents and teachers in hopes to convince the school board to let them
turn Adams around, for the betterment of their kids. It’s a story about
fighting for what you believe in, not for selfish reasons, but for sacrificial
reasons.
No matter
how many obstacles they stumble upon, and despite many temptations to give up,
they won’t back down! The whole cast is great, but Gyllenhaal and Davis give
outstanding performances. They are believable and relatable. You find yourself
rooting for them the whole time. Examples of moms that we should all strive to
be –ones who fight to the bitter end for their kids.
Overall,
Won’t Back Down revolves around a great script, is extremely well directed and
includes a standout cast (which also includes Holly Hunter, Rosie Perez and
Ving Rhames). Two minutes into the movie, you are hooked! The film captures
your attention immediately and draws you into the story till the end. With a
splash of romance, a large dose of hope and a message to make a difference,
Won’t Back Down is a movie worth seeing!
Watch in theaters
September 28, 2012.
The Marin Scoop aims to provide unbiased editorials. However, I wish to disclose that from time to time I may receive free products or other compensation from companies for blogger reviews.
1st ANNUAL HAMILTON GARAGE SALE & FURNITURE SALE
1st ANNUAL HAMILTON FIELD NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE
70+ NOVATO FAMILIES - ONE DAY ONLY!
SATURDAY, SEPT 8
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
No Early Birds, Please
Furniture,
collectibles, clothing, household items, tools, art, bikes, holiday,
shoes, baby & kids items, and so much more!!!
There will be lots of baby equipment, kid's clothes, toys, parenting and non-fiction books, almost new Ergo carrier, Flip Camera, designer jeans and clothes at 5 San Pablo Court (The Hideaway). So make it one of your first stops for juice and muffins!
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DIRECTIONS TO HAMILTON: Highway 101 to Novato, Take the Hamilton Field Exit to Nave Drive, Turn onto Hamilton Parkway and follow the signs.
Print a map of the participating homes at www.HamiltonSale.com
BONUS HANGAR FURNITURE SALE!
Model Home Furniture for sale by Barker Pacific at Hangar 4 off of Hangar Avenue at Hamilton.
Sale starts at 8:30 to 1:00 p.m.
CASH ONLY. Bring a truck. All sales final.
Pick up a Garage Sale Map at the Hangar Sale! OR
Print a garage sale map at www.HamiltonSale.com
| Hangars in Hamilton - Model Furniture Sale |
I Need Your Help!
I have recently started a new full time job and
finding the time to update this blog, in addition to my freelance writing on Miss A and
looking after two young kids is becoming more of a challenge each
day.
As time is precious I would love to hear what YOU the reader think about The Marin Scoop and want to see more of!
I would really appreciate your feedback by answering the following questions or other ideas related to content and style:
What topics would you like to see more of?
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Would you like to keep updated on facilities and family friendly events happening around the Bay Area?
Is there anything new you want to see on this blog?
Sometimes it is good to step back and listen to those of you who following this blog and understand the reasons why you follow it.
Thank
you for your help and for supporting The Marin Scoop!
Sophie Davies
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