Sunday, July 3, 2011

Oldies but goldies

Vintage cardigan from Belle. Buffalo girl bag


Spell vintage kimono

Buffalo girl bag

Buffalo girl feather hairclip and bag. Shorts and top from monki


I'm so stoked to be back in Sweden and get to spend time with my loved ones but today I've been a bit byron-nostalgic so I'm posting a few old pics of me taken by Thea Liang (3first) and Joey Hentschke (last 4) who both got some serious camera skills!

Word of the day

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Behind the scenes

















A sneak peek behind the scenes of one of the next big swedish films. My friend Sandra Lindgren is doing the  production design for this motion picture and I've been assisting her today. More pics might come but everything is still a bit secret around the whole project. The setdesign is gonna look really beautiful!

Friday, July 1, 2011

Mi gems and mi moose


Beautiful brazilian earings, gift from my beautiful brazilian friend Luiza

Moon raven

Heart full of Soul

Ring from Byron Bay saunday market

Ring by LAS

Moon raven

Ring by Celest Twikler, Byron Bay



Heart full of Soul chestnut puzzle nacklace
Heart Full of Soul

HFoS chestnut puzzle necklace

Heart Full of Soul feather earings

Don't think I would have like to bump in to the former owner of this in the forrest... Must have been a pretty big moose. Every year the male ones drop their horns to grow new ones. If they lie around in the forrest for a long time they may turn a bit yellow/brownish and sometimes green (moss). I bleached this one 2 times with super strong hydrogen peroxide, which is the same stuff people use to bleach their hair. When I don't use it to show off some of my favourite jewellery I use it as a chandelier ..!

Svenskt Tenn












Estrid Ericsson founded Svenskt tenn (Swedish tin..?) in 1924, Josef Frank had a strong connection to the company. I dont think there's many swedish peolpe who haven't seen his prints on wallpappers, fabric etc latley. They have been really popular the last few (5? 10? 15? time flies!) years around my home country. I just love the typical  Svenskt Tenn style. Minimalistic and light but still colourful and full of patterns and different structures. Perfect.