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Telling stories, chasing daydreams and making magic

FEATURED . DAINTY GIRL

We were excited to see Nicole of Dainty Girl feature our Coral Crush Dress in her "Long Weekend Pretty" post. She looked so fresh and summery with her flowing locks, statement jewellery and strappy flats. We love seeing our local bloggers representing local fashion! Thanks Dainty Girl.

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FEATUREDPaige BoersmaJuly 3, 2013blogger, Coral Crush Dress, Dainty Girl, floral, summer, TorontoComment
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FROM THE STUDIO . PRODUCT UPDATE 07/03

STUDIOPaige BoersmaJuly 2, 2013LA, new, online, photos, Stone Cold Fox, studio, update

meanwhile, on instagram...

Just playin' ⚡
Sure, it's harder to take field trips with a babe in tow, but I kind of forgot how essential it is to experience new things and hunt for inspiration. It can be so easy to fall into the same routines, especially when you're working around nap schedules and getting out the door is tiring in and of itself. Today we ventured to @at_theagh with @rideawhiteswan and her mini, and I found myself snapping away, taking in all the details in between our mom talks and baby wrangling. Multi-tasking at its finest ✨
You can always tell when I have a creative shoot in the works by the presence of moodboards on the wall and whether or not there's a pile of props stacking up in the corner. It starts out casually styled and pretty (a la exhibit A, above), and then gets progressively chaotic as the details come together. But it's all part of that messy creative process that I love!
I have two days a week when Nova spends the day with her nana. Those are my dedicated work days. The rest of my week, my days involve a tricky little balancing act that's now my new normal as a stay-at-home/work-at-home mom. Caring for Nova, running my business, making sure everyone gets fed, keeping the house in order, cycling through neverending laundry, maintaining my sanity — the list goes on. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And though many things are beyond my control (which is still not easy for this type A creative), I'm learning how to prioritize the things that are important to me. How to intentionally design my day. It's why I'm always intent on building out a routine with Nova, why I've started getting up super early, and why I've become really good at focused bursts of productivity thanks to a little planning and a 25 minute pomodoro timer (yes, I'm that girl). ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So yesterday I decided to make pesto — because we have to eat, and I finally learned my mom's recipe and it's bringing back all the nostalgic summer memories for me. But it took me all day. I toasted the pine nuts during Nova's first nap, but her second nap was taken up by other tasks and I didn't get around to grating the cheese, peeling the garlic or washing the basil until close to dinner time. And with all those fresh ingredients spread across the counter and my cute little dishes pulled off the shelves, I decided to delay it a little longer because I wanted to (literally) play with my food, take advantage of the pretty evening light and style up a few details. So I indulged myself, poured a little glass of rosé and fulfilled that little burst of creative inspiration. And now we have pesto for lunch today (though I still have to make the pasta...)
On the love list: Warm natural textures, curvy lines, rounded edges, and muted pastels that play with the perfect shades of ivory and blush. Into it.
A little park date with my mini — and a generous supply of snacks, because we're at the age where there's a direct correlation between the presence of snacks and the outcome of an outing (I learned my lesson quickly...)
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