Have A Great (Girlie) Weekend!

Today I'm feeling very girlie, and after a long and productive week I'm going to relish in all things fem! Here are a few images fueling my ladylike fire today.

Any fun plans? A night out with the girls?

Champagne and dancing?

Whatever your plans, I hope your weekend is lovely!

All images via My Pinterets

The Art of Clothes.

A shout out to all the clothing loving ladies out there. Here's a way to surround yourself with the things you love, even outside your closet.

Erica over at Moth Design created this inspired closet. I think I can safely say, "Every girl's dream."


A fashion driven stack of books from the latest Lonny.


Sorry for the poor quality, but I was taken when I saw that one of the Housewives of Beverly Hills has framed her wedding gown and placed it at the end of a mammoth hallway. A gorgeous reminder of your special day. And a great way to get more use out of the most expensive piece of clothing most ladies will ever own.


Quirky and fun. And a perfect combo with that orange lacquered chair and Parsons desk. Via Zuburbia.


This piece over the mantle was created by enlarging a photo of a sequined skirt. It looks like a fancy, beautiful piece of art, but to the owner of that home it holds even more personal meaning. For a closer look, click here.


Incase you're wondering, those are my grandma's shoes from the 70's. They're one of my favorite pieces I own. They've definitely gained a permanent spot on my ever changing shelves.

Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice.

While we're on the topic of girlie spaces, same rules apply for a little girl's room. You can amp up the pink a little bit more in this case, but all design rules should not fly out the window when designing a space from little ones. See below...

(Palmer Weiss)


(Palmer Weiss via Lonny. She clearly gets it.)


(Design by Melissa Rufty)


(Massucco Warner Miller Design)

These spaces have a very youthful feel, but are still designed to impress! Proof that it's never too early to start teaching your kids good design...

Feminine without the Fuss.

These rooms are all spot-on examples of how to do feminine right. Notice no pink walls, excessive ruffles, fluff, or bows. By adopting a softer color palate, a few pieces of curvy furniture with more delicate lines,and girlie details (I spy pink flowers in most every room), you can avoid garishly girlie spaces that guys wouldn't even think of entering. And while I don't think my boyfriend would be overly happy about a pink couch anytime soon, with white walls and gray and white accents, the second space below isn't overwhelming.


(Anne Coyle Design)


(image via decor8)


(image via bellemaison)


(image via absolutely beautiful things. Feminine without being girlie. love)


(image via Rue)


(image via here)