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Paris in Spring Time

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:55:00 +0000

One of the most romantic things I have ever seen is the footbridge over the Seine full of padlocks. So many that it was a task to find an empty space to squeeze mine in. I bought a little padlock in the tiniest of hardware shops in Bruges, Belgium. I popped in there to buy plastic masks like the one Audrey Hepburn wears in Breakfast at Tiffany's. It was a stroke of luck that on a dusty lower shelf stocked with so many random objects that it actually made sense, was a small inventory of padlocks. I apologized to the happy old lady for clearing out all she had, handed them out to the rest of the girls on the trip, Mary, Julie, Steph, & Suzy. We were so excited that we had solved our little mystery of where on earth would we find a padlock in Paris so we too could claim a little of this notorious romance.

If you forget to pack your lock for your trip, vendors at the bridge do sell them pretty cheaply. They'll even let you borrow their sharpie to write your name or message of love.

a simple stroll is pure happiness on any day, taking in the beauty of the architecture and blue skies with a friend or old flame.

the opera house at night, so grand and gold. just like the rest of the city, it truly lights up at night into a sight so romantic and almost unreal in its beauty.Last Spring I tortured you all with my endless talk of my trip to the most romantic city in the world, Paris. I am so embarrassed that it's really taken me almost a year to begin sharing the photos with you!
You know you've procrastinated on something too, so hush. In the spirit of fulfilling my New Year's resolutions, (to shop less and blog more), here are some IPhone photos and I will post more every Wednesday. Think of it as your little piece of Paris every Wednesday. This one is early since the padlocks are perfectly romantic for Valentine's Day.
--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

palm springs survival guide

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:03:00 +0000

i've lost count the times i've been to palm springs. my mom started the long standing tradition of the annual palm springs trip for me as a child, when i'd make the looooong hot journey from one antique store to another until we finally made it to the hotel, where the rest of the family was burnt red as lobsters from a full day's worth of sun; whilst i was just tired of being bored and jealous that my sun burn would have to wait until tomorrow.

i've since started my own homage to her antique store crawls with my own at least 3 times a year. most trips go off without a hitch, but this last one was the exception! so this entry is inspired by what NOT to do as much as it is by what to do in the old desert city that's become so popular as of late...

DON'T: pay a pool fee during the weekendDO: hang poolside at the ACE hotel during the week for free pool use

DON'T: ditch camp when the sun goes downDO: stick around for the nightly events like Monday Bingo & cozy outdoor fire places

DON'T: pay for overpriced mediocre food & bad mixologyDO: try everything on the ACE menu (starts at $5!). i recommend the Figa cocktail, fresh OJ, coconut french toast and lox bagel with tequila soaked salmon

DON'T: forget the bike basket for an old-ass chihuahua with a bum leg

DO: bring your dog & borrow a bike from your hotel for an early bike ride around the residential area for street after street of mid-century delight

DON'T: forget to ask about pet fees & bike options before you book

DO: try the weekdays if you can, there's a whole different side of palm springs to be had when the hipsters head home after the weekend

DON'T: pay a $100 pet fee at the Viceroy

DO: stay at the Saquaro or Ace hotel for pet-friendly prices

DON'T: stay at a new hotel for their opening weekend

DO: wait til they work out the kinks and stay soon after

THE SAQUARO was perfect visually, with purple carpet and over sized floral wallpaper in the staircases, but it just wasn't ready for us yet. the staff is beyond 5 stars & i can't wait to go back when the outdoor fireplace is hooked up and the hot tubs are functional. sadly, i left to return another time, when the amenities are in full swing, like their TINTO restaurant. i'll be back baby!

DON'T: eat only on the strip
DO: try Palms Green Cafe & Los Chilakiles

share your insider tips on this destination that is no longer the best kept secret!

dress & fedora bought on the drive in through redlands at the Redlands Galleria

for what i took and what i bought read more...

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done; be inspired by a new gal
*all photos property of carrie diaz except saquaro hotel and residential palm springs. please credit with an active link

palm springs survival guide-what to wear

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:13:00 +0000

POOLSIDE

1970's pink tiger maxi from magnolia gowns & bridal, bikini from target, baby blue costume jewels from redlands galleria

NIGHT

vintage 1960's coco of california dress with little white polka dots and ruffled neckline from redlands gallery

pink onyx pendant necklace-handed down from my nana

express faux leather bomber jacket borrowed from dessarae!

the SHOES

Seychelle studded clog sandals from nordstrom rack $40!
also bought from redlands galleria:coming soon

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

baubles in the snow

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 17:45:00 +0000

For New Year's this year I went to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Never heard of it? I hadn't either, but it's a ski resort town where many US Winter Olympians come from and train. It's quaint, friendly, and worth the treck for a magical winter get-away.

I found this hat new year's day walking around downtown Steamboat, most definitely abandoned the night before after the ball dropped on a wobbly new year! So, i wore it for the rest of the day while i shopped in the rare winter sun. I think it cheered up the locals who were bummed for the lack of snow on the mountain.

Baubles from one local antique store, Steamboat Home. Pricey furniture, but the jewelry is reasonable. Worth a pop in if you like costume jewelry.

Also, make time to visit the Gallery of Steamboat for a full range of local art. Ask to see Suzy Jackson's work!

First place trophy for the best shopping in this town goes to Blossom Gift. Imported jewelry and accessories from India and Tibet are statement pieces that don't come along very often. With the money you don't spend on renting snowboarding equipment, spend it here to support a unique independent boutique.

I've always wanted a red necklace, this one has the perfect color combo. I'm planning to wear it with a floral print or use it when my outfit is boring.

This necklace is larger than life and can go with a t-shirt and jeans or a cocktail dress. Either way, I had to have it.

This necklace was only $15!

So many earrings, each pair is unique. You've been warned, you'll want one of each.

Zsa Zsa was so nice, we became pals over the 2 hours i fawned over all the baubles. (Okay, i'm not sure i was in there that long, but it's possible.) Turns out she loves everything in the shop too and is happy to patiently answer every question and confirm every swoon.

A local's drive along the street behind the downtown shops proves full of picturesque snapshots. Reminds me of Jack Kerouac, hobo life, and train hopping across the country. The train tracks run along the water, flanked by downtown and the mountain. When the river is flowing during warmer months, tourists and locals swap their skis for inner tubes for a wild ride.

Some info that will make your trip much easier to plan:

For the 4 hour shuttle ride from Denver Airport, reserve through Alpine Taxi. Coordinate your flight with their schedule to avoid waiting too long at the airport. (Pack in a small carry on so you can catch an earlier shuttle if needed.) They require 45 minutes from landing but sometimes you can hop on if you're waiting at the stop when they pull up. Call Mic to let her know your plans and they'll hook you up.

For the best in equipment rentals and gear go to Powder Tools. They're experts on all things snow so you'll be in good hands. Ask for Curtis or Robbie.

To see what I packed for my winter trip read more...

--carrie diaz,

Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

Flamingo in Flight

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:07:00 +0000

For my first real trip to the snow, Steamboat Springs, CO, my challenge was to pack lightly for snowy days and social nights. I always take a carry on whenever possible, and it is possible, even when lots of layers and versatility is a must for your trip!

I never leave jewelry behind even though i usually buy some on every trip. When i go to new places i lean towards smaller, more casual looks. That way i blend in with the locals.

Suit for the hot tub or Strawberry Hotsprings is a must. You will remember this trip to the hot springs forever. It's basically a natural mineral hot tub in the middle of the mountains. Do not miss!

Didn't take the converse. I did use the high boots because it wasn't snowing. If it is snowing, snow boots for outside and uggs for inside is all you'll need.

Leggings for under the snow suit, jeans for socializing outside of the snow suit. Flannels, tees, and long fitted sweaters.

Don't skimp on the layers! Snow socks are a must, thermals, and long socks too. (Pepper always supervises my packing.)

Hat, scarf, mittens and snow gloves if you have 'em. Otherwise buy or rent gloves when you get there.

Snow suit borrowed from a friend was the most important piece i had, along with snowboots. I actually got to the airport and realized i had forgotten my jacket! But a long jacket would have been perfect for me. Didn't need the sweater once I had my borrowed snow suit under my borrowed jacket.

I am literally a flamingo when it comes to cold weather and i did alright with this gear.

So, this is what i packed, hope it helps you prep for your trip. Comment to share any helpful travel tips you have too!

--carrie diaz,

Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

a succulent weekend

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:48:00 +0000

I took a little overnight trip with the family for a quick get-away to regroup. We ripped a page straight out of an old Sunset magazine about Goleta. This is what we found...

After our little croissant & coffee hotel breakfast at the Ramada Inn, Clyde took this photo for me to get the outfit. Pretty good for a three year old!
Navy blazer with pinstripe lining, vintage maxi dress with flouncy hem, and navy pullover are all from Swift Boutique. I don't consider myself a florals kinda girl, but vintage ones seem to be easier to seamlessly pair my modern pieces without being to overwhelming.

Hats and florals are two ways I'm trying to change up my wardrobe. Hats, I have to just get over the fact that there's a big thing on my head. Yeah, it does feel weird atfirst, but pretty soon you get used to it and feel very put together and tres chic. Women and men did it for decades, let's bring it back people! Straw fedora is from Magnolia Gowns. Florals, are my way of adding a print to all the black I own. Try both of these tips, and let me know how it goes.

We stayed at the Ramada Inn, super old-school 1960's architecture and not updated at all really, but I enjoyed it's unassuming charm. Plus, they have indoor succulent gardens at the base of every staircase, a pool, a lagoon!, and resident birds that will hunt you down for Cheerios in the most welcoming of ways possible. I'd stay there again just to check out their James Brown inspired bouffants.
Insider Tip: hotel offers a discount to their guests for the IHOP pancakes across the street. Yummm.Next, it was a super quick drive to the best succulent plant nursery I've been to, and I've been to a fair share while designing my landscape at home to be drought tolerant.

Okay, who wants to learn how to make these cute succulent gardens in a bowl? Put that on my To Do List. Terra Sol has a full selection of plants, garden decor, water features, and shelves full of the best accessories for any DIY decorator. The prices are incredibly affordable and everything was 20% off for Martin Luther King Day.

Cute little finch birds chirping away while you browse...

More goodies on sale. I bought that unruly looking octopus for my "white" collection.

You can still see the price tag! 20% off $14.99. Deal! I can't wait to write about the other amazing find I bought. I've always, always, always, wanted one of those air plants that just seem to grow out of the wall. Got 'em! Pictures soon. I think over the fireplace is the perfect spot.

Any place with a unicorn bench is a place for me. I mean seriously, does it get any better?

I thought this was a really clever way to re-purpose a bird bath or fountain. Unfortunately, we can't have water features in our yard because our cat will hunt down even the cutest little birds taking a sip, but if you have a fountain that doesn't work or needs a makeover, don't toss it! Fill it with succulents for a bunch of color in a corner. While you're out there, look up SilverGreens, an eco-conscious eatery for lunch .Any choice on this menu is the right one. I highly recommend the Seared Ahi Salad.
From here, the Santa Barbara Mission is a nice detour. More on that in a future blog. There's lots of photos to share, including cool inspiration for painting Moorish style trim borders.

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

palm springs inspires me

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:46:00 +0000

When I come home, the first thing I want to see is something beautiful. I want to open the door and be transported to a relaxing place, the most tranquil get-a-way, perhaps Palm Springs. My life is busy, my toddler is non-stop, and this next decor endeavor is my New Year's Project to bring a little daily vacation every time I come home.

This is my original inspiration, The PoolHouse in Palm Springs, CA. The wallpaper, a little bit of color, accents of white. It all just goes with my mid-century inspired house.

Clutter, Big Wheels, shoes, and a big dining table with six chairs is not what I have mind for a peaceful entrance. But this is what happens when you have a big table, stuff gets put on it!

My plan includes de-cluttering these shelves a bit and painting the insides of them with a pop of color to add life and depth to this corner. The wall facing me as I walk in is big but small enough for a statement. One word for making a statement: Wallpaper! I'll try to reuse this mirror I bought in Palm Springs, but the space might need a mirror with a bigger surface.

What I will need:- thin glossy entry table- super mod wallpaper (must not be overwhelming)- bold armchair with lots of color- large framed artwork or mirror- lamp

2 foyer tips if you live in an apartment:Add color without painting or wallpaper with painted furniture or a lampshade.Add extra storage with an apothecary chest and a curtain rod for scarves and hats.

Shape and Color Tips:
Even the most colorful background seems tame by adding a simple white mirror. The green and white lamp shade brings out the color in the wallpaper, and since it's a small accessory it keeps the look fun not crazy. Lots of glossy white is perfect for adding lots of texture without feeling cluttered.

Well, wish me luck. I'll keep you posted on my progress...leave me your tips for a fresh, modern foyer a family can live with.

Photos courtesy of ciaointeriors. com, furnishism.com, thepoolhouseps.com, ciaointeriors.com, bijoukaleidoscope.com, eclecticrevisted.com, katie-d-i-d.b;ogspot.com, jonathan adler via elle decor,

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done be inspired by a new gal

Recycle Holiday Cards

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:45:00 +0000

There are lots of cool projects to do using old holiday cards, but I opt for this quick one I can do between making my 3 year old a veggie-dog and going through mail. By the time the holidays are over, it's about all I have energy for!
I hate tossing out the cards we get every year. So instead, I recycle them into gift tags for the next year, pack them up with the ornaments, and done.

It's really quick and you don't need much to do it; scissors, hole punch, and maybe ribbon or string.

First tear or cut the cards along the folded spine, then recycle the written side and keep the front side that's usually left black on the back.

Next, cut each half into equal quarters. You can draw straight lines to follow with your cuts or do what I'm known for and just wing it. Punch a hole for a ribbon if you want hang tags. Or go simple and use tape to attach.

If you have thrifty ideas to save a few bucks while being green and creative, feel free to comment. Enjoy :)

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done. be inspired by a new gal

Paper Holiday

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:31:00 +0000

I know I'm thrifty, but a whole other level of frugalness comes out when it comes to wrapping paper. Is it pretty or is it wasteful? I used to wrap with brown Trader Joe bags, newspaper, & magazine pages. See above for last year's Christmas.

When I do feel like "splurging", my favorite secret spots for cheap & super sweet wraps are:

- Thrift stores for charming prints (pandas with mums and hens in a coop)

where most unopened rolls are .25-$1

-Michaels craft stores for festive prints (printed sweater knits) in the $1 bins by the checkout lines

-99 cent stores. (florals and weddings) Really!

The glitz is in the bows & ribbons.

Use the yarn or ribbon you have lying around. The 99cent stores come through for me when I need the perfect finishing touch.

A metallic bow makes even the well-read Sunday paper look like the best gift under the tree.

Enjoy your last minute wrapping. I'd love to hear your favorite paper sources & wrapping tips.

The story of a Box of belts

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 04:50:00 +0000

So I finally decided to come to terms with my "belt box". It takes up too much real estate in my closet and I never know what I have, which means! I may not be making the best decisions when it comes to accessorizing.

My belts span from the 1930's to modern ones, soooo thinning out my selection is a test of my will and my goal to minimize my stashes that keep my closet open and cluttered at all times.

Sssshhh! Don't tell anyone about my secret penchant for novelty and animal inspired belts. They add the twist to my style that I can't do without, and are definitely not helping my efforts to minimize. Zebra, white snake, and momma are a few of my favs.

Top 3 belts to buy:
--thin brown one goes with almost anything all year
--metallic lariat with decorative ends(like tassels) cinches without adding extra fuss
--black corset cincher always sees me through when my outfit needs a punch

Success! By rolling my belts I fit them into some under-utilized drawers. Now I can see my options; a VERY good thing.

The story of a box of belts now comes to a happy ending!
Leave comments or questions for any styling tips you need. I'm happy to help.
--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is done-be inspired by a new gal

let the festivities begin

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 01:08:00 +0000

Happy Holidays Everyone! Let's get together and have a little bubbly, a little cheese, and some sweets.... I'll see you soon.

xo
Carrie

Forever 21 meets Vintage

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 22:37:00 +0000

My friends Jessica and Jessica are so o o o stylish.
Jessica M. knows how to find the best pieces from Forever 21
And
Jessica O. knows how to thrift with the best of us!

How to--The little black dress

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 05:26:00 +0000

Dress- Zara's in Paris
Earring- etsy
Two Faced vera scarf - etsy
Vintage nylons & Breckelle's oxfords - Swift Boutique

--carrie diaz,
Martha Stewart is dead be inspired by a new gal

Keep it Classy

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Keep it Classy.

Be daring and try wearing a bustier as outerwear. Keep it classy by adding a simple cardigan or button down shirt. Wear it with a long skirt or jean shorts, this is one versatile number.

Add a splash of color with some earrings and a flashy purse to finish the look!

Check out our online Etsy shop for Classy items!

Including:

-Vintage 1960s BLACK Bustier PIN UP Perfection

-Vintage 1950s BLACK And BOW Coat Plus Size

-Vintage 1980s ALPHABET Earrings

-Vintage BLACK BEADED COCKTAIL Purse Never Used Has Original Tags

& Look for Classy items at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.1289

Dress Dressy

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Dress Dressy!

Dress formal to fancy! So many dresses to chose from for any occasion.

Dress it with a simple clutch, flashy bracelets and high heels.

Check out our online Etsy shop for Dresses!

Including:

-Vintage HELEN Of TROY BACKLESS Dress

-Vintage 1970s WRAP PARTY Dress Metallic Meets Plum

-Vintage 1960s EMBROIDERED BOHEMIAN Dress

-Vintage 1960s CUFF BRACELET Centipede Leafy style

& Look for dressy items at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.1289

ladies night out burbank

noreply@blogger.com (carrie) — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 07:16:00 +0000

Friday the 26th....other boutiques to visit: magnolia gowns, wax poetic, blush spray tan, mindful nest, 33 rooms, & much more...

What a Casual Day

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

What a Casual Day!

Wear some high waist shorts with a simple top or add some flair with a lace top.

Add a pair of earrings, necklace, ring, box purse and simple heels to brighten your look.

Feel comfortable yet stay fashionable and vintage!

& Look for casual items at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.1289

Favorite Tops

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Favorite Tops so far for August 2011!

Check out our online Etsy shop for Classy Tops!

Including:

Vintage Red Dragon Silk Blouse

-Traditional Chinese take on a more modern top!
Perfect blouse to dress up or down!

Vintage Clockwork Orange Polka Dot Blouse

-Black and white, POLKA DOT and STRIPED-Can't find a more awesome top!
Perfect layering piece to dress up or down!

Vintage 1970's Baby Bird Loves Bamboo Blouse

-This VERSATILE top is perfect to dress up or down!
Pair with trousers for the office or shorts for your day off!

& Look for other classy tops at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.1289

I Feel Pretty

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Feel pretty in these classic pieces add any of these for a perfect vintage twist to your outfit! Perfect for a day to night look!

Wear a blazer or jacket for the day to make it casual. For night add accessories and great pumps, let the dress speak for itself!

Check out our online Etsy shop for:

Vintage 1960s BACKLESS SILK WONDER Dress

Vintage BOUDIOR BABYDOLL Set With Bloomers

& Look for classic pieces at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Daily Look

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Combine seasons in this pretty outfit (floral dress + cardigan) – mix light, summery fabrics and summer prints with warm and thick cardigans.

But don’t stop try this look with fabric wedges!

Check out our online Etsy shop for:

*Floral dresses
*Cardigans
*Wedges

Look for many more goodies at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

*Pictures courtesy to Anthropologie

Summer Lovin'

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Those lovely summer days are upon us! A floral print dress with some nude heels would be perfect to cool off. Turn your outfit into a night look buy adding a cardigan and adding a splash of color with a simple brooch.

In our online Etsy shop:

Vintage 1960s JACKIE O Floral Print Dress With Original Bow Belt

Vintage EMERALDS Among HEARTS Brooch

& Other Summer merchandise in store
Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Lookbook #3

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Add a touch of class to make you have that vintage look! July 25th-31st!

Keep your eye out for a new lookbook each week!

In our online Etsy shop!

Vintage 1950s/1960s Plus Size GARDEN DAY Dress

Vintage 1950s Classic Black PIN UP Pumps With BOWS Size 6

& Other classy merchandise in store
Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

More New Arrivals

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Your Bold Summer Starts Now! New Arrivals July 18th-23th!

Keep checking back to get your summer fix here!

In our online Etsy shop!

Vintage 1960s POLKA DOT BETTY Dress Never Worn

Vintage 1970s CANDIES Platform Heels Size 8

Vintage 1960s HERE Comes THE Sun Dress

& In store
Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Check them out! Perfect to add to your Summer Essentials!

New Arrivals

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Summer Essentials Keep Coming - July 18-24th

Sneak peek of this weeks new arrivals.

In our online Etsy shop!

Vintage 1960s CREAMSICLE POP Dress Never Wor

Vintage 1960s CANDY STRIPER Day Dress

& In store

Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Check them out! Perfect to add to your Summer Essentials!

Scarf into a Turban

noreply@blogger.com (jackycuellar) — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 23:00:00 +0000

Turbans seem to be an interesting accessory choice for the Summer 2011runways. A more original alternative to other types of headwear, turbans take hair accessories to a different level.

All you need is a great decorative scarf something that has hold—a little bit of wrapping skill and boom. This look is so great because not many people have the guts to do it. Just make sure to wear the scarf—don’t let it wear you.

1. Start with a long, thin scarf. If it isn't ultra-thin (it should be about the width of a dollar bill), you can twist it or fold it.

2. Situate the middle of the scarf at the nape of your neck, underneath your hair, and hold one end in each hand.

3. Bring the ends up to the top of your forehead and twist them twice-this is what creates that cute turban knot.

4. Tie the scarf under your hair.

End Result Good Luck!

You can find this:

-Vintage Lush Floral Scarf (Free Shipping!)

in our online Etsy shop!

& Scarfs at Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Swift...style for every girl

Paris in Spring Time

palm springs survival guide

palm springs survival guide-what to wear

baubles in the snow

Flamingo in Flight

a succulent weekend

palm springs inspires me

Recycle Holiday Cards

Paper Holiday

The story of a Box of belts

let the festivities begin

Forever 21 meets Vintage

How to--The little black dress

Keep it Classy

Dress Dressy

ladies night out burbank

What a Casual Day

Favorite Tops

I Feel Pretty

Daily Look

Summer Lovin'

Vintage 1960s JACKIE O Floral Print Dress With Original Bow Belt

Vintage EMERALDS Among HEARTS Brooch

Lookbook #3

Vintage 1950s/1960s Plus Size GARDEN DAY Dress

Vintage 1950s Classic Black PIN UP Pumps With BOWS Size 6

More New Arrivals

In our online Etsy shop!

Vintage 1960s POLKA DOT BETTY Dress Never Worn

Vintage 1970s CANDIES Platform Heels Size 8

Vintage 1960s HERE Comes THE Sun Dress

New Arrivals

In our online Etsy shop!

Vintage 1960s CREAMSICLE POP Dress Never Wor

Vintage 1960s CANDY STRIPER Day Dress & In store

Swift 3216 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 818.558.128

Scarf into a Turban

Vintage 1960s CANDY STRIPER Day Dress

& In store