RSS | Technorati Favorites | About | Art | Our Style Twitter
Lipped Media Logo



Must Buzz Now: Hot Trends: Popularity NOW: Top Articles:

My Treasure

June 16, 2006 by Designer Ella

Those Spicy Sewing Divas are posting their results for their Carnivale round tomorrow, even though we have another on Monday to write for. Oi!

Their question was very difficult, so I took my time with this:

Each of us has memories, sometimes tender, sometimes not, of particular garments or accessories that evoke strong feelings and attachments. So this weeks Carnivale of the Couture topic is “Ritual Cloth” - tell us about your special item, the story behind it and why it transcends mere fashion for you.

Of course, I needed some time to think about my reply, but things popped up on me in the last days. It’s bad to put things off. But my item of answer was something long put off, but finally given to me with love.

Gold Shoe Necklace with DiamondsMy perfect little treasure is not old, weathered, passed down or super expensive. It is a necklace my best friend bought me just this Christmas. It was my first piece of jewelry at the high quality of gold with diamonds. It’s a shoe: he knows me; he means a lot to me; and it means a lot to me.

It’s not even exactly my staple, as I treasure and save it for special occasions. But in my closet of superficial, this is something more.

delicious it > Add to Stylehive > Coutorture It



Categories : Accessories, Jewelry, Muses



Related Entries:




2 Responses to “My Treasure”

Gorgeous Things Says:

What a wonderful gift from a lovely friend!

Carnivale of the Couture #21 - Ritual Cloth: The Power of Fashion & Memory « TheSewingDivas Says:

[...] Scarpediem of Shoesense and Designer Ella of Kiss Me, Stace remind us, in this age of red carpet rented bling, that it is still possible for a single piece of jewelry to hold forever, within its small shape, indelible memories of younger days and deep friendships. In those worn and beloved surfaces, we see how we sowed the seeds of our future success and maturity, and we must be forever grateful for those life lessons. [...]