I never shy away from bringing big prints. And in this post I bring a bunch, including polka dots, zebra, plaid, checks, and hearts. Also, a harmonica necklace. You may remember the first harmonica necklace I made using a bright green New Year's Eve party favor. Well, last week I found its tangerine twin behind the TV. I can only imagine that it landed there during one of my long-ago, four-person ragers. Anyway, I was excited to spot it. Even as I tried very hard not to think about how harmonicas are associated not with fun and games, but with jail and, in this case, orange jumpsuits.
Still, I'd be remiss in not mentioning that other big house big on big prints, namely old-timey prison-esque black and white stripes. And that house, of course, is Sephora:
I love its sentiment as much as its billboard-bright colors: "We belong to something beautiful."
We do, Sephora, we do. So think of this orange harmonica riff of a necklace as a symphony written, not in a penitentiary but in a palace, its bittersweet citrus notes sounding -- and in the spirit of perfume also smelling -- just for you.