off the cuff | off to austin

headed to austin for a week-long vacation. to prepare i gathered multiple recommendations from former austin residents (apparently this trip will involve a lot of shredded meat & barbecue sauce) and absorbed this austin vs. los angeles street style battle from refinery 29 (austin won). i leave you with this selection of wicked cuffs courtesy of accessory line thirty four. the silver one above: a definite favorite.

blog travels | shoe in

it's weird to see your personality completely reflected in a shoe.

                                                                     via | pininterest

blog travels | magnets & robes

 look at this robe. it whispers: "i am a cloud of comfort and i'm waiting for you to lose yourself in me."

look at this necklace. it screams: "i am a geometrical enigma that will make every plain summer dress and t-shirt you have look quirky."

via | matteohome | esservesper

it's coming... | onyx feather spring/summer collection

japan

heartbreaking isn't it? for a list of organizations that are accepting disaster relief donations click here.

                                        via | stay strong japan by kent ng. | tree hugger

blog travels | finally: khaki done right

 the only way i'd ever wear khaki. all she needs is an onyx feather piece like the nefertiti to give it a bit of edge. have a great weekend.

                                            via | twenty something chic | m. moore for onyx feather

shop it to me | mismatched studs

mismatched triangle and diamond studs by mociun. retail: $298. who doesn't love a little bit of  ear rebellion?

via | mociun

treasure chest | house of waris

flame ring by house of waris.
wicked.

artistic causes | one million bones

have you heard of one million bones? such a beautiful/artistic way to fight & bring awareness to genocide. in their words its a collaborative art installation designed to recognize the millions of victims/survivors who have been killed or displaced by the ongoing genocides and mass atrocities in sudan, democratic republic of congo, and burma.  you can create or sponsor a bone, have a bone made in your name, donate money, or volunteer your time. check out their site for more information. 

                                                                 via | one million bones