New piece, hope you like it! xo Lang
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My NEW book Memories is now available via Amazon, BN.com + The Book Depository and bookstores worldwide. ♡♡♡ Remember to tag your book selfies with #langleav so I can check them out! ♡♡♡
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Rebecca wants YOU. Show us your best travel pic with #WanderlustTote. RM will pick her fave and feature it on our spring 2016 tote (and you’ll score a shopping spree + handbags to share with your friends). Click here for contest details and photo tips: http://bit.ly/1VSUoSg
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Racquel Natasha pairs a grey turtle neck top with a pleated button front skirt and cute black Chelsea boots.
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One Man Workshop on Society6.
Absolutely stunning work by One Man Workshop is available as prints, phone covers and other accessories in his Society6 Online Store. Definitely check him out.
This is a sponsored post by Society6 which is home to hundreds of thousands of independent artists profiting from the sale of their work as gallery quality art prints, phone cases, wall tapestries and more - without giving up control of their rights!
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Lay your DIY lovin’ eyes on this rad and expressive backpack. We collaborated with our friend and fashion journalist Jenny Brownlees on this Fendi Monsterinspired bag that proves emoji style is still having a major moment. Whether you’re scheming up looks for back to school or just wanna look mad cool, the added wink of marble fabric seals the deal on your new favorite fall accessory.
To create: Print our bright eyes template on cardstock paper and cut out the individual patterns. Use a marker to trace the eye pattern onto black faux-leather, the white pattern on white fabric and the iris pattern on blue fabric. Useembroidery scissors to cut out the traced pieces. Layer and glue the eye parts with the black at the top followed by the iris and white. Glue the eyes near the top of the backpack. Cut a piece of marble fabric that will cover the bottom of the bag and adhere with fabric glue. Lastly, glue the multi-color zipper in the center. Let glue dry completely before wearing.
