mulberry Archives - fiftytwothursdays https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/tag/mulberry-2/ style + fitness Wed, 20 May 2015 03:42:30 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.2 A Trip to the Local Farmer’s Market https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/fashion/trip-local-farmers-market/ https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/fashion/trip-local-farmers-market/#respond Thu, 21 Aug 2014 12:27:54 +0000 http://fiftytwothursdays.us/?p=3067 Every chance I get, I try to make a trip to the local farmer’s market on Sundays. I can’t think of a better way to start any day than walking the market tents and scoping out the produce, all while supporting small businesses and local farmers. My hubby and I really enjoy cooking together. It’s a creative outlet for us and sometimes it is the only bonding time we have with our crazy work schedules. During our visits to the farmer’s market, we find inspiration for planning our next meal while perusing all the local fruits and veggies that they have to choose from. That night we made zucchini spaghetti with fresh, homemade tomato sauce. So tasty! If you want to try out our sauce recipe you can find it here! For this Farmer’s Market trip, I thought it would be fun to dress that part 😉 Wearing- Overalls: Frame; Top: Intermix (old, similar here); Bag: Mulberry (old; similar here); Shoes: Superga xo Michelle

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]]> https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/fashion/trip-local-farmers-market/feed/ 0 The Evil Eye: More than just Jewelry https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/dc/the-evil-eye/ https://www.fiftytwothursdays.us/dc/the-evil-eye/#comments Thu, 12 Jun 2014 10:51:53 +0000 http://fiftytwothursdays.us/?p=2487 Since I was little I have always been fascinated with Greek mythology – mythical gods who ruled the world and used the Greek islands as their play grounds. Each story has a meaning or lesson, many of which I carry with me to this day. Naturally I was obsessed with the the Evil Eye pieces that I found from Carré Jewelry. The concept of the evil eye is widespread in Mediterranean countries, with its roots planted in ancient Greece. The purpose of the evil eye symbol, also known as the matiasma, is to ward off the effects of the evil eye. To “fight fire with fire” basically if ever an evil eye may fall on to you… I hope I’m covered in this department with the matching Lady Luck necklace and bracelet! Dress: Elizabeth & James; Vest: Helmut Lang (Old Similar Here); Bag: Mulberry (Old Similar Here); Necklace: Carré, Marrin Costello; Body Chain: Marrin Costello; Bracelet: Carré; Ring: Carré; Shoes: Sigerson Morrison Belle (Old Similar Here). xoxo, Michelle  

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