Found in Links // 22.07.2014

1. We all love them, but unfortunately they're falling out of style, although their impact is huge. 
I vote for the return of the thank you notes! Who's with me?


2.  Women tend to apologise a lot. And for no apparent reason. Come on girls, repeat afrer me: Sorry, not sorry.


3. Just because babies swimming are cute.


4. This is brilliant. Someone get me one. 

5. Take a look at these pictures. Some of them are mindblowing.

Monday Mood // 21.07.2014

Monday Mood// 14.07.2014

Sunday Shorts // Swing of Change

Swing of Change from Swing of Change on Vimeo.

Hello there, Friday!

Wishing you a dazzling weekend!

Found in Links // 10.07.2014

1. What a creative and cute way to keep travel memento. Especially for a souvenir sucker like me, who loves keeping tickets, museum passes, maps, room keys, local currency, and little souvenirs from places I visit! I must do this next time I go on a trip!  

2. This one made me laugh! You might be facing this right now. If not, it won't be long until you do!

3. Ever imagined how nice it would be to hire your favourite band? 

4. An illustrator captures the lives of famous people through their belongings.

5. Wouldn't mind being in one of these right now...

July Muse: Katharine Hepburn

Fierce, feminine and irresistibly charming Katharine Hepburn.

One of the top ladies of the 40's, she was the perfect model of the Hawksian Woman: a woman  who is witty, smart, up-front, strong, a woman who can easily "beat a man in a verbal conflict", without ever letting go of her feminine charm and sensitivity. 

Independent, outspoken and a free-spirit at heart, Katharine Hepburn was one of the first women wearing trousers, defying social norms and conventions of the time.

At a young age, Hepburn lost the person she adored the most in her life. As she went to his room looking for him, she found him hung with a bed sheet around his neck. For years she adopted his birthday as her own.

Find and fall in deep love with this goddess here:

Bringing Up Baby, by Howard Hawks

The Philadelphia Story, by George Cukor

Stage Door, by Gregory La Cava

The African Queen, by John Huston

Little Women, by George Cukor