WE ONLY JUST ARRIVED home again on Friday, so the weekend was spent becoming accustomed to being back after two weeks away, throwing open all the Juliet balcony doors to the warm Spanish sunshine and revisiting all of our favourite spots in the city to be certain they were just as we left them. On Sunday we watched the rather fitting The Trip to Spain (Michael Winterbottom, 2017), following Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on their Spanish culinary adventures, having seen the original The Trip, as well the pair’s adventures in Italy that came after, awhile ago. There is a funny line in the film in which one of the characters they meet along the way tells them that if they want to experience both food and culture, then they must visit Valencia (something to that affect), which we found quite amusing. It’s all true, of course.
This week’s links include kitten heels and velvet turtlenecks, an innovative invention, a Georgian home on the Isle of Wight and much, much more.
xo,
{p.s.} past weekend links
A few lovely links :
* Décor Inspiration: Cadland House, Isle of Wight [The Belgrave Journal]
* Faux Fur High/Low: Maison Margiela & DVF
* Runway: Zimmermann Spring 2018 [The Belgrave Journal]
* For cosy late autumn days: this pink bouclé knit pullover
* 13 Essential Halloween-Inspired Cocktails from NYC’s Best Bars [Vogue]
* Plush for the office: this pearl-embellished velvet turtleneck top
* Australian chef Sean Connolly has just opened at Dubai Opera [Vogue Living]
* Chic: these Kitten Heel Bow Mule Shoes & these Coco suede and moire pumps
* This rolling cage can collect up to 60 tennis balls in minutes [Business Insider]
* Pretty, pretty: the new Bisous Bisous Frame Clutch
* Queen’s bed sheet maker brings back cotton weaving to the UK [The Telegraph]
& of course, a few things you may have missed …
