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Her forleden synes jeg det var en god idé at lave Frankenweenie (Tim Burtons nye Halloween-film) negle.. Det virkede som en rigtig god idé. Det var det ikke. Det tog mega lang tid, var irriterende at lave, og blev ikke som ventet.Jeg laver ikke sort/hvide karakterer igen. Der var for mange skygger og farver det skulle bruges. Jeg synes egentlig hunden blev ret god, men drengen blev grim pga, de der goggles. (Jeg VILLE lave denm, og det ødelagde det hele)

Jeg gider ikke skrive mere. Jeg vil finde min neglelaksfjerner frem nu..
Jeg overvejer lidt at fjerne drengen, Victor, og lave noget andet på den negl. Evt. bare lyn som på de andre negle. For så tror jeg, at jeg vil kunne lide mani’en bedre.

Hvad sker der for det danske vejr? regn regn.. det er jo umuligt at tage billeder!

Do you remember Miao Miao? She's got the best style, whimsical and quirky, ironic, never-too-precious, and always original. She's been looking really amazing during PFW. I'm always inspired when I see her. Take a look at some of her other cute looks here and here. To see a full version of her look:

Этого котёнка, известного в рунете как Доктор Зло, на самом деле зовут Васенька, а автор фотографий Елена Чаплинская:



Васенька в младенчестве:

Hello everyone!
Today I'm showing you this pretty collection from Lime Crime,
They are described as 7 pastel shades, inspired by confectionary delights from Marie Antoinette's table. Recklessly pigmented crème formula is rich, smooth and opaque in just two coats. Each bottle comes equipped with a flat, wide brush for superb control and flawless application. Never tested on animals. 3-Free.




I love the packaging, they all come in an individual box with the info, ingredients and polish name on it




Let's see the swatches, 


Milky Ways is a creamy off white. I applied two coats.

Peaches♥Cream, this is a pastel orange with creme finish. I did two coats.

 Lavendairy. This is one of my favorites, a  purple lilac pastel. this is two coats.

Parfait Day, creme finish pastel pink. I used two coats.

 Crema de Limón, is another of my favorites, a creamy light pastel yellow. This is two coats.

Pastelchio is a beautiful lime green with creme finish. I used two coats.

Once In A Blue Mousse is a creamy "Tiffany Blue", my number one favorite. I applied two coats.

 I don't have anything bad to say about these polishes, I haven't hear about Lime Crime before and I'm very pleased to try them. I love the formula on these polishes, they apply smoothly without streaking and two coats were enough for complete coverage.

Lime Crime nail polishes can be purchased here for $5.99 each bottle or $39.99 for the entire collection.

Thank you for watching!
Carolina♥

**Products in this post were sent for my honest review**

 Joséphine Bowes, Portrait of a dog, 19th century
Naturally, for me Emma was the most wonderful dog in the world, but every dog has its own special beauty and character. A post dedicated to all our loving canine friends.
Adolf Dietrich, Balbo lying on the lawn, 1955
Lucian Freud, Eli
David Hockney
Jamie Wyeth, Study of Kleberg, 1984
 Anna Pugh
Rose Sanderson
Lauren Nassef, Serious napping
David Hughes, Dexter, thanks to children's illustration

Stephen Huneck, Sally

Shino Arihara, Kuro
Leia Bell, Frankie and Clementine
Terry Runyan
Maira Kalman, Well Susan
Ping Zhu
Mark Ulriksen, Ted in Heaven

Linda Farrow has done collaborations with The Row, Alexander Wang, and Raf Simmons. But this pair of sunnies by Jeremy Scott for Linda Farrow takes the traditional shape of eyewear and throws it out the window. Peep these patriotic shades and place your hand over your heart to begin your pledge of allegiance. 

So many dreams came true today when we saw our favorite princesses killing it on the runway.  Get even more obsessed with your spirit princess after the jump.

Russian artist and seriously talented designer Sashii-Kami recreated Disney princesses on the runway, looking grown-up and gorgeous as ever.  The platforms, the shoulders–we die.

When I was browsing Twitter one day, I came across this dope nail brand that goes by the name of Nail the BYTCH (an acronym for Be Your True Creative Heroine)! They have an excellent concept behind their brand, which serves as a movement for women who aren’t afraid to be bold, and caters to women who refuse to let society’s labels define them. Today I will be sharing swatches and a review of several polishes from their line.

First up is Jelly Jeans Queen! This is a really cool color because it changes colors in the light. Sometimes it’s more blue, while at other times, it’s more gray. It’s a muted, sophisticated color that has a secret shimmer in the formula that keeps it from being a typical creme polish.

Next up is Frutie Cutie Butte, a pink based lavender creme.

Finally, Lick-or-ish Bytch is a bright, classic red creme.

The formulas for these polishes were all very consistent. They had an excellent creme/jelly formula that were opaque within two coats and dried to a nice, shiny finish. I used two coats with top coat in my swatches above, but you can definitely get by without a topcoat because the finish is just that shiny!

My favorite one would have to be Jelly Jeans Queen, because it’s very flattering and the shimmer makes it really unique. The last two are more standard shades, but they have excellent formulas that make them worth checking out if you’re searching for a pinky lavender or classic red.

You can check out the rest of the Nail the BYTCH line here and cop a few for only $6 each.

Экономист.

62 года.
"Я работала офицерской женой, ездила с мужем по гарнизонам."

Julianna Brion
If you've been following Animalarium for a while you might remember that I love mermaids,  especially in the Summer. Enjoy this latest selection, and if you want more,  check out the previous editions here and here.
Henriette Sauvant
Souichi Bandou, thanks to Escape Into Life
La Vie Parisienne, 1925, thanks to Jean M
Peter Malone
Isabella Mazzanti
The Black Apple
Sara Antoinette Martin
Stig Lindberg, 1959, thanks to Shelley Davies
Catarina Bessell
Eleonora Arroyo
Flavio Morais
Marie A. Lawson from The Enchanted Castle, 1935, thanks to art.crazed

Stephanie Stone and @mpnails