Hi, this is just a short post to introduce next week’s Style Imitating Art inspiration piece.
INSPIRATION ART WORK
Large Dish with Cherry Blossoms, The Met, circa 1690-1720s, Japan {public domain}
Salazar selected the inspiration piece for this round of Style Imitating Art. The past few selections have been paintings, so Salazar chose something totally different – a large dish. This is a Japanese “Nabeshima” dish and is from The Met’s public domain collection. In explaining her choice, Salazar wrote: “The design is both bold and delicate, and the colors are spring-appropriate.” I agree, it’s a beautiful piece that is open to so much interpretation.
For more information about the piece, click here.
TO PARTICIPATE
Everyone’s invited to participate! Send a picture of your Style Imitating Art inspired outfit to that week’s curator – Salazar at 14shadesofgrayblog@gmail.com by Tuesday, 8 May. Salazar will share the submissions on her blog, 14 Shades of Grey, on Wednesday, 9 May.
Hope you’ll join the fun!
For more stylish inspiration, check out the following:
- Not Dead Yet Style – Visible Monday
- Not Dressed as a Lamb – I’ll Wear What I Like
- Style Nudge – Shoe and Tell
- Elegance and Mommyhood – Thursday Moda
- A Pocketful of Polka Dots – Fabulous Friday
Where I co-host:
AGELESS STYLE – First Tuesday of the Month
Style Imitating Art – Inspiration piece posted on Mondays with the round-up on Wednesdays
Now go play in your closet,
