Thursday, December 22, 2011

Friday, December 9, 2011

Color of the Year for 2012: Tangerine Tango


Color forecasting firm Pantone has declared Tangerine Tango as the defining shade for 2012 in a report released December 8.


For more than a decade, the company has selected its Color of the Year, influencing product development and purchasing decisions in multiple industries including fashion, home, and beauty.
2012's shade, PANTONE® 17-1463 Tangerine Tango, is a reddish orange shade, described by the brand as "vivacious" and "enticing."
"Sophisticated but at the same time dramatic and seductive, Tangerine Tango is an orange with a lot of depth to it," explained Pantone's executive director Leatrice Eiseman.
Concerning cosmetics, it was first reported December 7 that Pantone is teaming with French cosmetics brand Sephora for the very first  SEPHORA + PANTONE UNIVERSETM limited edition collection. Available in US Sephora stores as of March 2012, the line will include eye shadow, lipstick, lip gloss, nail polish and accessories.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Art Miami


I made a pit stop in Miami on my way back from Brazil! Even after spending 8hrs on the flight once I touched down in Miami I didn't stop; breakfast at Lincon Road, then a shower and spent the rest of the day looking at Art! Great Lunch at Designer District with my husband and amazing friends, I was the only girl and I don't mind, always have a great time with the boys! After lunch we hit Art Miami... I was really amazed! I think we did saw most of it... it's smaller than Art Basel, but still you need to be ready to do some walking; glad I did it! Love to see Miami so lively with a lots of interesting people and things to do!
I look forward to be back every year if, I can!








made out of boxes!!!


 Buttons!!!




Neon!







Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Karl & Net-a-Porter

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Dior Pop up Shop, Art Basel

Christian Dior vivid accessories line in collaboration with German contemporary art star Anselm Reyle arrives in select Dior boutiques worldwide on Jan. 9.
But they first made an appearance during the Art Basel Miami Beach fair. A Dior pop-up shop was open Nov. 28 in the Miami Design District for a three-week run.
Artist Anselm Reyle — known for turning everyday pieces into art objects — the space is a brilliant tangle of bright lights, neon, camouflage, and enough color to have us reminiscing about last summer.











Monday, December 5, 2011

Brazilian Style Book

With evocative photography and fast-paced texts by W magazine editor Armand Limnander, Brazilian Style is a curated tour of the most important symbols of modern and traditional Brazil. A fresh and dynamic mix, capturing the culture of one of the most vibrant nations on earth.
 Brazil is such a place of contrasts, where the modern and the traditional mix in perfection, and this book is a curated tour of the most important symbols of the country. Published by Assouline

About the Book

PelĂ©, Oscar Niemeyer, caipirinhas, Sonia Braga, Vik Muniz, Ivo Pitanguy, Ipanema, Tropicália, and more… Brazilian culture is rich with artists and architects, models and screen stars, festivals and religions. Brazilian Style exports the country’s best—including legendary icons from the past as well as contemporary, cutting-edge trendsetters. With evocative photography and succinct, fast-paced texts, the book takes readers on a curated tour of the most important symbols of modern and traditional Brazil. Combining high and popular culture, Brazilian Style is a fresh and dynamic mix, capturing the spirit of one of the most vibrant nations on earth.











Monday, November 28, 2011

Eat, Eat & Love


I couldn't have found a better title for my Brazilian "vacation"!
 Well... I usually go to Brazil during Christmas time but my best friend was having her first born so I decided to go now to be by her side during the birth and give her a Baby Shower, but like we say in Brazil "Murphy's Law"... I booked the trip 2 months ago and she was due November 26th on November 5th at 6pm I got the news she was heading to the hospital! To make a long story short I missed the birth.  Juliana was born 20 days before her due date and I made it to Brazil a week later! She's the tinniest and most adorable little baby... I’m so in love with her that I am seriously thinking of making a little BFF for little Ju… ASAP! 
I’m from a small city in the southeast of Brazil, Guarapari; a small beach town that has been growing in a weird way (maybe I’ve been away to long or just becoming a gringa?). Summer time can be fun when I’m with my husband and when it’s not raining as all you do here is go to the beach and eat! But like all southeast states in Brazil it rains all the time, especially when I’m here! The past 2 times I packed to come here I made sure to include a raining cape & boots and its all I wear even during summer. People look at me strange when they see me walking around town in my cut off jeans and Hunter boots but I don't care!
My visit home has been a bit strange; everyone is working, my BFF Tete has her hands full taking care of little Ju, I’m husbandless, got the worse cold ever and it doesn’t stop raining! The worst days of my cold I couldn't even see the baby. Thank God I came prepared; books, computer and since I was planning a baby shower all my craft materials that I pre planned in Los Angeles!  All I had left was to eat, eat, and eat! I wish I had weighed my self when I got to Guarapari to compare my weight upon my departure!  I hope my brand new skinny leather pants still fit me!
From Botecos, restaurants, mom cooking to baby shower and kids b-day food (breaded deep fried thingies and chocolate sugar ball candy "brigadeiros") I am eating like there is no tomorrow! I also found an amazing new place and of course became friends with the owner… it is a must stop if you are ever in Guarapari, "Samurai Restaurant”.
Only three days left...  Hang out with my family a little more, have more of my mom's cooking, one more kid’s birthday, maybe see my grandmother... and headed to Miami!
 xoxo

My two loves! My BFF Tete & Little Ju!


Family Lunch!!!



Bekos Bar... BOTECO great food!


Joao de Barro, Comida Mineira!!! Food from Minas Gerais! Amazing!!!





The Shower I offered to Little Ju & Tete
All the craft made by Mi and Sweets by my very talented cousin Mayara Martins!






Samurai Jardins, amazing place... Located at Virtudes Beach with amazing ocean views. Garden  specialized in orchids and amazing Restaurant at night. Only open Thursday, Friday & Saturday.
I was there really late... last Saturday my last chance.









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