Tie dye is everywhere these days, and I love it, don’t you? Model Anouck Lepere looks so cute in this dress, and Shabd hand-dyes her adorable tights and leggings in Brooklyn.
P.S. Thank you for all the sweet comments yesterday! xo
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such a beautiful top! and it’s so wearable for the fall. love!
i just discovered your blog and i love it! in fact, you introduced me to shabd and i loved her stuff so much i decided to feature it on my blog as well! check it out: http://www.thegamine.com/?p=365
Love tie dye and Anouk!
love it!!! especially that flowy dress! so effortless
xoxoxo
anna
what a great interpretation of tie-dye!! I love your blog…it’s my go-to relaxation inspiration blog :)
omg i think i need one of those scarves… gorgeous!!
I love how tie-dye has become acceptable for items of clothing other than Dave Matthews Band tee shirts!
Oh, I love tie-dye. My first one was a t-shirt years ago.
Looks like PERFECT maternity wear to me! ;D
I think they’re fun. I love the colors
oh, I love Shabd’s work! I got to take a tie-dye workshop with her at Lena Corwin’s, which was SO much fun. I love how tie-dye has been reinvented in a modern way so it doesn’t look like the Grateful Dead shirts from my high school past (though I have nothing against the Dead, still love me some Scarlet Begonias.)
Joanna, congrats on the news of the baby boy! so exciting! hope you share peeks at what your nursery will look like.
aw, reagan, that is so cute :)
Tie and dye is very popular where I come from and I love it!
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