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Tuesday
Apr132010

april fudge mag - red, lace & nautical

The husband has been kind enough to put up with my asian cravings as I try to feed my homesickness.  We've had hot pot three times in two weeks.  (Hot pot is a fondue-like family meal that Chinese people eat.   You cook meat and veggies in the pot of broth in the middle of the table.)  It is a long meal, and you continuously eat and talk the whole time.  It has to be one of my most beloved comfort meals. 

Hong-kong-hot-pot We stopped by Uwajimaya to shop for ingredients and I had to stop by the bookstore and couldn't resist picking up the April issue of Fudge magazine.  I saw so many pictures that I wanted to scan (trust me, I already edited!). 

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The pop of red was especially refreshing compared to all the soft and pastels that you expect for springtime.  The girl in the red pleated dress on the bottom left has the perfect outfit!

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Beautiful florals might not be showcased as the main theme, but I found them everywhere and the prints made me happy.  There's something about these florals that are new and unique. 

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Overalls/suspenders, glasses/menswear inspired themes were everywhere.  I remembered back in my college dorm days when my friend Michelle and I saw Joey (Katie Holmes) on Dawson Creek wearing a pair of Gap loosely fitting overalls, and immediately going to buy the same pair the day after.  (Perhaps I shouldn't have admitted that I watched Dawson's Creek, or that I watched it in college - thus dating me!).  No snarky comments, husband!

Fudge-mag-apr-nautical-lace This is so easy and simple, but such a clever idea of putting together feminine and masculine.  I cannot wait to pair my nautical things with eyelets and lace. 

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I couldn't help but post couple more goodies!  Don't you just love the blue wall with writing on it?  Fudge does a superb job telling pretty stories about ordinary situations.

Oh how I wish the plain ride to to Asia didn't take so long...

Reader Comments (6)

So darling! I love the magazine section of Uwajimaya - I could spend so much time there! (Plus, I love that feeling that not that many people I know are seeing the same inspirations, you know?) I don't know if it's being from Seattle (grins) but nautical will always be in style for me! :)
April 13, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterj. vorwaller
This magazine is so adorable.
April 14, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterjess
i love your blog! everything you are sharing here is so beautiful I love all the pics you choose!

xoxo Bardot in Blue aka your new fan in Paris
April 19, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterBardot in Blue
What inspirational pages, its given me such great ideas for spring designs, thank you! Hot pot sounds delicious, and I will most certainly be incorporating that into some group meals in the future.
April 20, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterBri
I love this magazine and the layouts! And yes, OMG, Dawson's Creek was the best. Amazing to see the "kids" all grown's up. Pacey's dealing with the freaky universe on Fringe and Joey married Tom Cruise and is like the most powerful actor-housewife on the planet.
April 22, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterjaunty magpie
oh i keep hearing about this Fudge magazine! it seems so dreamy and wonderful! wish there was somewhere around me where i could get my hands on a copy!thanks for posting though! and also fo ryour super sweet comment on my last post! totally made my day! xo
April 24, 2010 | Unregistered Commentermeaghan

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