Saturdays at Cinémetric

Lately I have been inspired to blog since I got my new blog look, and especially besides my day job at the office, I also do PR for a phenomenally creative band, Cinémetric; I'm the recent addition to the family with another Co-PR. What do I do for them? I talk about them, promote and book shows. Today, I got a little case of the blues at work, rock and roll blues that is.
(Blazer: Thrifted; Sheer Leopard Cardigan: Buffex; Blue top: Thrifted & Altered; Pants: BCBG; Boots; UO)

Something NEW

I'm excited to finally have a new blog header and logo. I asked two of my dear friends who are creatively amazing in graphics to help me create a quirky, clashing look for Lint & Feathers. They both have no idea that I have asked one another and they've never met, it's interesting how they both gave me unified studies of what they thought of me. With two different heads clashed in to one, voilà! A new puck rock look! It brings me back to my childhood of punk and it's perfect to define how my style have changed over the years of contradiction in to which punk rock meets bold sharp look.

 Inspired by vintage photos, The Clash, Terry Richardson & McQueen.

(Designed by: Mel Garcia)

Inspired by words of: simple, minimal, quirky, edgy & elegant

(Designed by: Jem Bernaldez. Works)

A Modern take on Chanel

the baby shiba, Yeezy, kept tugging on my dress to play.

(dress: UO, belt: Thrifted, Collar: Me)

DIY: Peter Pan Pearl Collar

Its a classic accent jewelry that is easily attached to other tops to complete a polished and yet an interesting look

Items needed:
Fabric (I used an old top)
Small pearl beads
Thread & needle
Scissors

1. Measure & cut your neck pattern based on how low you'd want your collar to lay.
2. Cut two collar from the fabric of your choice.
3. Hand sew the pearl beads on the collar.
4. Hand sew the two separate collars & sew in the snaps on the back.