If you haven’t already guessed, by the looks of the header on mylittleboudoir.com, I just adore a room decorated with tufted buttons. This is a great look for a boudoir, whether it’s a headboard, a slipper chair, wallpaper or another piece that you fancy. Here are some inspiring looks…enjoy!
Give-Away: Turbie Twist
Posted by Sarah on Monday Mar 8, 2010 Under Boudoir, Boudoir Essentials, Give Aways, PhotographyI love the look of a turban on a woman. I think it is a great way to show off a beautiful face. Plus, it can serve as a quick solution on a bad hair day.
Some are fancy…
Some are casual…
And some should only be worn in the boudoir…
While there are many variations of turbans for women, a boudoir turban is a fabulous item to own. I recently purchased one in “My Little Boudoir” blue. It’s called a Turbie Twist. It can be used on wet or dry hair. It is a great way to keep your hair out of the way while applying make-up, keep it dry while bathing, or keep wet (just washed) hair off the bed (I can’t stand wet hair on a pillow), all while providing a glamorous look.
Why not just use a towel, you ask? Let me tell you why. You see, the Turbie Twist is not heavy like a regular towel and doesn’t fall off every time you turn your head. It is super absorbent, light-weight, made of 100% cotton (terry interior/velour exterior) and has an elastic loop in the back to keep it all in place.
Don’t worry, I wouldn’t keep such a fantastic item all to myself. I bought an extra one for a very special reader of MyLittleBoudoir.com. I will select the winner of the turquoise Turbie Twist on Saturday March 13, 2010 at 11:59 p.m. (Pacific) using random.org.
Here is how you enter to win:
Become a Fan of My Little Boudoir on Facebook
(if you’re already a Fan of MLB on Facebook, just give me a reminder in your comment)
AND
Leave a comment on this post stating your boudoir essential that you can’t live without
(if you forgot how to leave a comment, click here)
Remember, you must do both for one entry.
Mademoiselle Monday: Mlle Gardner
Posted by Sarah on Monday Mar 8, 2010 Under Hollywood, Mademoiselle Mondays, Quotes“I think the main reason my marriages failed is that I always loved too well but never wisely.”
- Ava Gardner
Best Dressed List: 82nd Academy Awards
Posted by Sarah on Sunday Mar 7, 2010 Under Fashion, Hollywood, MoviesOk, here goes my top ten best dressed list (in order leading to my very most favorite) of the 82nd Academy Awards (the “Oscars”):
10. Anna Kendrick
I love a flesh tone on a woman, provided that it doesn’t make her look washed out. Anna looks perfectly rosy in this gown, and I love the plat on the shoe!
9. Molly Ringwald
Looking better than ever, Molly donned a timeless Hollywood look, but owned it in purple, which is very complimentary to her skin tone and hair color. The hairstyle is genius, too!
8. Miley Cyrus
While I don’t believe Miley still belongs on Disney channel as a role model for young girls, I can’t deny that her look tonight was a winner. It is pure, but the corset look gives it an edge.
7. Nicole Richie
This isn’t a classic Oscar look, but that’s what I like about it. A woman who can wear this dress and pull it off looking vintage, yet fresh all at the same time deserves a place in the top 10.
6. Queen Latifah
She looks so radiant in this sparkley pink number. I love how she’s transformed her style.
5. Rachel McAdams
I think Rachel McAdams is darling. I don’t usually go for a printed fabric on a gown, but she looks stunning!
4. Elizabeth Banks
The gray goes oh so well with the blonde. I think Elizabeth and the dress look beautiful.
3. Sarah Jessica Parker
A staple on my top 10 list, Sarah Jessica Parker, looked glorious in this yellow frock. She pulls of that 1960’s look so well. I especially loved the giant barrel curl hair style. I can’t get enough of that look.
Here are a few more views of her jaw-dropping hairstyle.
2. Mariska Hargitay
It was a difficult choice between SJP and Mariska, but ultimately I had to go with Mariska for second place. She is so beautiful, and never mind that the black dressed lacked a pop of color, because it was elegant and and smoking hot (all at once) on the red carpet. Could we expect anything less from the daughter of Jayne Mansfield?
1. Jennifer Lopez
Another staple on my top 10 lists. Jennifer Lopez’ gown takes my breath away. It makes such a statement, I am left without words.
Which look is your favorite? You can respond my leaving a comment (below).
Sunday’s Best: Chinoiserie Chic
Posted by Sarah on Sunday Mar 7, 2010 Under Blog Blessings, Boudoir, Décor, Sunday's BestFrom here on out, each Sunday, I intend to share with you
a post from one (or maybe a few) of my favorite blogs.
This Sunday, I would like to introduce:
The owner of Chinoiserie Chic is Beth, who also is part of Style Redux (both of which, I highly recommend you visit). I first discovered Chinoiserie Chic back in December. One of the recent posts at the time was My Christmas Decorating – Dressing Room. Even though today we are almost a year away from another Christmas, the post is still appropriate to share, because what you are about to see is her fabulous boudoir (or dressing room as she calls it).
Winner: Vintage Chanel Print
Posted by Sarah on Sunday Mar 7, 2010 Under Art, Boudoir, Décor, Give AwaysCongratulations to Arlene from California!
She is the winner of the vintage Chanel print ad.
This little beauty, measuring 8″x11″ and slightly yellowed from age,
will look simply glorious once framed in black and placed upon the wall of a boudoir.
Thank you to each of you who entered…
Celebrity Boudoir: Tyra Banks
Posted by Sarah on Thursday Mar 4, 2010 Under Boudoir, Celebrity Boudoir, Décor, HollywoodThis month’s Celebrity Boudoir belongs to Tyra Banks. The special part about this boudoir, is that it’s actually her “dressing room” at work. Wouldn’t we all love to have such a place to get away to at work? It was designed by the very talented Ron Norsworthy.
If you’ve never heard of (or seen the work of) Bella Pilar, it’s about time you do. Her illustrations are so darling. Mostly made up of fashionable women. Note cards with her artwork can be found at Papyrus stores and her newest release this week is a must have. It’s called World Traveler.
Imagine sitting at the desk in your boudoir handwriting a note on one of these beautiful note cards. In the age of e-mails and phone calls a handwritten card is such a kind gesture. I highly recommend you stock up on Bella Pilar stationary, because a card that comes from a lady should be lady-like.
































































