maniamania room 631 brass necklace
karen walker helter skelter sunglasses
g r a y l i n g: cathedral necklace
g r a y l i n g: gold fire necklace
g r a y l i n g: lichen necklace
g r a y l i n g: voyager 10-in-1 necklace
g r a y l i n g: long caviar earrings
g r a y l i n g: falcon earrings
g r a y l i n g: moon earrings
tranquility earrings
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palms necklace + earrings
palms necklace + earrings
azure necklace 
azure necklace
natura necklace - coming soon
natura necklace - coming soon
luminescent necklace + diamond one earrings
luminescent necklace + diamond one earrings
Let your wardrobe make you look and feel years younger
Tips from Stylist Kami Gray
1) Stop matching everything! Your shoes, purse, and belt do NOT have to match and shows your age because it’s a very “old school” rule. Mix it up with tones that compliment each other like gray, brown, navy, and black.
2) Don’t worry about dressing like your daughter. Here’s the quick test for determining if you’re dressing too young: Would your daughter wear YOUR outfit? If the answer is decidedly a NO WAY, you’re probably good to go.
3) Flip-flop dressier items. Instead of dressing up a collared blouse and blazer combo with your pearls and delicate jewelry; do practically the opposite. Pair that blazer up with a tunic-length T-shirt with some chunky, glam jewelry, and a leather hip-slung belt.
4) Wear something unexpected. Hit the streets for inspiration. Use trend-setters you see on NW 23rd or SE Hawthorne and borrow one idea and incorporate it into your ensemble. I’m not about to go punk from head to toe, but a black leather cuff would be just the thing to pair with a pale pink blazer worn over a white t-shirt, your favorite bootcut jeans, and pair of chunky black boots. Keep them guessing by adding an unexpected touch!
5) Throw the rules out the window. My least favorite term is “age appropriate.” Wear what you like, what matches your personality, and what makes you feel good. Trust your instincts. Don’t get stuck because you’re over 40 or you're a Mom. Be the shining star you are meant to be at this age and all ages to come and let go of age rules and restrictions.
For more tips from Kami Gray, check out her website http://www.kamigray.com/ (My advice? Hire her - she'll take you shopping!)
Fieldwork – A Floral Operation, is the newest to open in the airy Ford Building off SE Division & 11th Ave. (if you haven’t been to the building, you really should make the trip, you're seriously missing out).
Megan rotates her stock every day, so Fieldwork is naturally never the same place twice. You’ll find tight-headed peonies and sweet daphne one day, and lupine or Solomon’s Seal the next.
Megan loves creating bouquets and arrangements for weddings and anniversaries... or "just because" (boys, pay attention). She offers cut flowers several days a week around lunchtime and provides delivery, too.
mmmm, fieldwork flowers
FIELDWORK FLORAL
www.fieldworkfloral.com
Tel: (503) 719-1950
2505 SE 11th Ave., Portland Oregon 97202
*When it was originally built in 1915, the Ford Building at SE 11th Avenue at Division was just that: an assembly plant for Ford automobiles, and the only one in Oregon. (courtesy of Brian Libby http://chatterbox.typepad.com/)
4 drawer jewelry box with chocolate felt lining in flamingo
grayling front and center at mink
L-R: tranquility earrings, necklaces: continuum, illumination, mercury.
L-R: caviar necklace, quartzite necklace, illumination necklace
g r a y l i n g at Mink in Portland, Oregon
minkphotos courtesy of mink
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