Liberty of London has wrapped their amazing prints on anything imaginable for Target this season. I would love to bottle up some of my favorite things and wrap my life in them if the result would be as beautiful as this collection.

I'm finishing some details on my first knit sweater and although it looks nothing like the beauties from Heartfelt it is truly a work of art. If I was more serious about knitting this pattern book would be my first investment.

Mus Kunst I cannot understand a word on your website but I want verder of everything in the vassen category.

By Amt has a beautiful collection of diamond shaped rings for everyday wear. Alissia Melka-Teichroew, founder and creative director, has a special eye for savvy design and really completes the look with her detailed packaging.

Recently I've been feeling rather bummed out from watching people litter in the New York. So, on a brighter note, here is a company that is legitimately eco-friendly; Play Back Clothing. By using recycled cotton and polyester, they are reducing gallons of water, and saving plastic bottles and fabric from landfills.

Camilla Gough, Australian magician and jewelry artist, makes the most beautiful rings I have ever seen. My close friend stumbled upon the website and when I asked her how she found it she replied, God. If I was a princess I would definitely be drenching my fingers in these.

Flair for Friday. Who couldn't use some great jewels to spice up their wardrobe? Bona Drag offers a wide variety of flair including gems, feathers, crystal and crocheted pouches.

So after yesterday's post I continued drooling over the rest of Bona Drag's website. Today I am in love with her dresses. They are so simplistic and feminine, and they would be the perfect complement to a pair of boots or tights.

Bona Drag has given Capezio ballet flats a hip look by adding a touch of studs to the toes. I can't imagine how jealous your fellow ballerinas would be if you showed up to class in a pair of these.

Makool Loves You and I love Makool.

Burlap is one of my two favorite materials, and so it is also my inspiration for this shortened holiday week. Dutzi sacks are made in Yucatan and all profits from sales go directly to the women in the workshops, who hand craft each unique bag.

As I finish up my ballerina inspired week, I thought I'd share a bit of eye candy.

Betsey Johnson's fall line is inspired by Betty Crocker dessert recipes, which look

simply delicious.

Monique Lhuillier's ready to wear collection should be renamed as ready to look

like royalty. My eyes are glittering with desire for a princess dress.

Ok so I'm totally wanting a pair of these shoes that tie around the ankle.

They look like point shoes from the front even though I'm sure a 4" heel is

being concealed from my view. Louis Vuitton's fall line is certainly something

to be desired, I might even make my own giant bow accessory.

Free People mixed their spirited look with fem-chic for their August catalog.

Hobo pieces use delicate colors and materials to give the wearer a versatile

look.

Erin Fetherston showcased ballerina materials and looks in her new fall line.

Sheers, tulles, and silks dominate the collection of small waists and frufy hips.

Ballerina is the look of the week. A true one in heart and spirit, I

couldn't be happier with the trends hinting at this style and an

overlaying appearance of femininity. Top Shop and personal finds

contributed to this inspiration board for my dream wardrobe.