My usual penchant for color mixing seemed absent this morning. I elected to wear all white..but as it turns out, it's the perfect backdrop to display my necklace, and it's nice and cool on this almost 90 degree day!
Hugs and Smooches,
D
Showing posts with label White Dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White Dress. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
Outfit Post - Blank Canvas
My usual penchant for color mixing seemed absent this morning. I elected to wear all white..but as it turns out, it's the perfect backdrop to display my necklace, and it's nice and cool on this almost 90 degree day!
Hugs and Smooches,
D
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Style It - The Lock and Key Heart Necklace
I recently decided to add a new line of necklaces designed and created by myself to the ConstantlyAlice shop...of course I can't take all the credit. My inspiration came from my big brother, Len. Len is brilliant, sometimes funny (usually unintentionally..he loves a corny joke ;) and a great uncle to my two girls. He also happens to have Aspergers Syndrome, a form of autism.
There is a common misconception that Aspergians don't have feelings or intense emotions. If you've ever seen my brother teaching his nieces something about sharks, or sharing a new book or movie with them, you would understand that this is simply not the case. He feels just as much, if not more, than anyone else I know..he just has a harder time expressing it or verbalizing. Which is where the idea for the "Unlocked" series came from. Each necklace will showcase an emotion, a feeling, a whimsical concept that features a lock and a key. A representation both of "locked up emotions" and the potential to set them free. 10% of the proceeds from this series will go to the Autism Society.
Featured in todays Style It is the "Love" version of the necklace. The first option shows a playful, light outfit and the second a more edgy, dramatic style.
There is a common misconception that Aspergians don't have feelings or intense emotions. If you've ever seen my brother teaching his nieces something about sharks, or sharing a new book or movie with them, you would understand that this is simply not the case. He feels just as much, if not more, than anyone else I know..he just has a harder time expressing it or verbalizing. Which is where the idea for the "Unlocked" series came from. Each necklace will showcase an emotion, a feeling, a whimsical concept that features a lock and a key. A representation both of "locked up emotions" and the potential to set them free. 10% of the proceeds from this series will go to the Autism Society.
Featured in todays Style It is the "Love" version of the necklace. The first option shows a playful, light outfit and the second a more edgy, dramatic style.
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