April

Has come and gone.

Here are a few things that happened:

The Australian blog Henry Hudson said this...

"Introducing this month’s Guest Editor, the super talented Brittany Asch of BRRCH. This Brooklyn based floral renegade’s designs radiate the decadent, ethereal look of days past, rambling English gardens and what I imagine love looks like, if love could materialize into a floral form. This month, Brittany has kindly shared with us some of her favourite things…"

 Madewell stopped by for a shoot at the studio.

Floral stylings for a shoot with the super talented Owen Bruce

Major beauty happening.

AND Phoenix released their new album (!)

More exciting things on the horizon

S T A Y  T U N E D

Victor Gabriel-Gilbert (1847-1933)

Le Marché aux fleurs 1880

NYLON Magazine shoot

Here are some photos from the shoot we did, some of which you can see in the March issue of NYLON.

Photos by the incredible Silja Magg
Stylist the lovely Susan Joy
Flowers by BRRCH

Valentine's Day Flowers by BRRCH

The only ones we managed to capture:

Photo by Vane

Photo by Tamsin

Snow Day

L'amour

Photographer Tammy Jean from L'amour de la photo and I are collaborating to make sure your Valentine doesn't cry this year.

Please inquire for more details or visit:

http://mynewyorkvalentine.wordpress.com/

Pre-order by February 12th.

Couture SS13

VALENTINO

"Couture has to be magical."- Pierpaolo Piccioli 

ULYANA SURGEENKO

"Gone With the Wind, the Headless Horseman, Huck Finn—it's our American collection"

"The buttons nipping up the back of gowns were porcelain, hand-painted with characters out of Russian nursery rhymes, and delicate crocheted embroideries were inset like cameos into sweet silk blouses."

CHANEL

"...a mere forest, shipped into the Grand Palais tree by tree. His guests wandered through the woods till they happened upon a classical amphitheater. "Neo-classical," Karl clarified. He was dreaming of Weimar, sylvan hub of German Romanticism in the late eighteenth century, home to Goethe and Schiller."

 { Flowers and Couture- the honey of decadence }