Feminine Fall Palette 
Polished.
Polished. Pretty.
Formal and lovely.
Every task.
Every occasion.
Friday, August 5, 2011
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Genteel Civility * Learned Society * Disciplined Propriety * Agrarian Culture Tradition * Honor * Responsibility
Searcy
I come from old Huguenot stock, and my southern roots go back more than 300 years.
I believe in a culture created by tradition and wrought in measured propriety.
I am the product of an agrarian society,
classical education,
of an old family,
of name,
and of place.
I believe in a culture created by tradition and wrought in measured propriety.
I am the product of an agrarian society,
classical education,
of an old family,
of name,
and of place.
Dear Searcy,
ReplyDeleteI think I will take one of each of your items, especially the double breasted ruffle jacket. GORGEOUS!
Love, Maria
Of course, SO pretty! Do you know what this palette reminds me of? During the transition of late summer into fall, I always am inspired by the color of figs ... the interior and exterior. Some of the colors you pictured here remind me of that amazing color inside a fig!
ReplyDeleteOooh, a lovely wardrobe. Every piece lovely! I'm with Maria - one of each, please. And Katie is so right - figs! These colors would all look great with the many brown basics I own for fall.
ReplyDeleteDearest Maria,
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty palette it would be for your lovely complexion. Oh, I could have guessed that would be your pick. You are flawlessly true to your style.
Dearest Katie,
You are so right! The fig has the tender pink depth that makes it so subtle and pretty.
Dear SSK,
It is funny you should mention brown basics, as it was my collection of fall tweeds in soft creams, pinks, and mochas that was my motivation for getting the coral shoes. There are several of these pieces I do not yet have, but I do have a few. The Estee Lauder "Grace Coral" was a limited edition but so, so pretty.
Sincerely,
Searcy