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Our twilly style ribbon scarf is dedicated to the iconic Iris Apfel She was a role for all of us that have ever felt insecure or questioned whether it was ok to wear something. She believed in expressing yourself for your own happiness. Thank you Iris for all of your inspiration! This scarf is a reminder to ask yourself, if and when you have any self doubt - What Would Iris Do? (WWID) is printed front and center on the scarf as a sweet little reminder whenever you wear it, and a conversation starter as well? Printed on heavy silk twill in deep orange, blue with a bright blue rose. The backside is a deep navy and black saguaro cactus print for the little prickly side in all of us! materials: 100% silk twill, double sided dry clean or gentle hand wash

About the brand: Finely-crafted home furnishings with a unique flair. Color/finish: gold Part of the Apfel collection Design details: The Apfel Chandelier blends timeless shapes with a simplistic design to create a charming lighting fixture for your space. The antique brown finish on the metalware adds a subtle farmhouse elegance to the piece and once equipped with 3 bulbs, it would create a warm and inviting glow. Combining modern design with meticulous craftsmanship, Apfel is an ideal lighting option for any space. Iron, Glass Gold Chain Length: 71'' 8 Bulbs Required (Not Included) Accommodates E12 40 Watt Bulb Cable Length: 130'' Hardwired Modern Dust with clean dry cloth Specifications: Canopy: 4.7"Wx4.7"Dx 0.98"H Chain: 0.8"Wx0.8"Dx71"H Medium Measures 33.81in h x 32.52in w x 32.52in d Requires 8 E12 40 Watt Bulbs ; not included Hardwire Cable Length: 130'' chain length Installation hardware included Imported

This slim sleeve Koi Kimono from Jennafer Grace features a fold-over lapel panel, deep front pockets, and a nice long waist tie. Instantly elevate any outfit or loungewear by enfolding yourself in this kimono’s soft linen-like rayon fabric and faux fur. To best preserve the faux fur, dry clean or spot wash. JG is proud to be a living wage provider in Southern California, and an Earth positive company through the Greenspark coalition. Bohemian splendor, handmade in California. This kimono is made from a soft linen-like rayon fabric and faux fur. To best preserve the faux fur, dry clean or spot wash.

This slim sleeve Koi Kimono from Jennafer Grace features a fold-over lapel panel, deep front pockets, and a nice long waist tie. Instantly elevate any outfit or loungewear by enfolding yourself in this kimono’s soft linen-like rayon fabric and faux fur. To best preserve the faux fur, dry clean or spot wash. JG is proud to be a living wage provider in Southern California, and an Earth positive company through the Greenspark coalition. Bohemian splendor, handmade in California. This kimono is made from a soft linen-like rayon fabric and faux fur. To best preserve the faux fur, dry clean or spot wash.

'If your hair is done and you're wearing good shoes, you can get away with anything.' - the endless wisdom of Iris Apfel. Handmade in England by classically trained bookbinders. Each book is made using elegant cream paper with gilt edges, covered in lizard embossed card and includes a grosgrain ribbon to mark the page. Dot grid pattern inside. 100% vegan. Can be wiped with a damp cloth however please keep in mind that this is a paper product.

All orders ship by next business day! This is a used hardcover book. Book has wear due to handling. Book has no markings on pages. For USED books, we cannot guarantee supplemental materials such as CDs, DVDs, access codes and other materials. We are a small company and very thankful for your business!

  A compulsive, note-perfect debut for fans of The Virgin Suicides and Picnic at Hanging Rock 'We lost all three girls that summer. Let them slip away like the words of some half-remembered song and when one came back, she wasn't the one we were trying to recall to begin with.'   Tikka Molloy was eleven and one-sixth years old during the long hot summer of 1992, growing up in a distant suburb in Australia surrounded by encroaching bushland. That summer, the hottest on record, was when the Van Apfel sisters – Hannah, the beautiful Cordelia and Ruth – mysteriously disappeared during the school's Showstopper concert, held at the outdoor amphitheatre by the river.  Did they run away? Were they taken?  While the search for the sisters unites the small community, the mystery of their disappearance has never been solved.   Now, years later, Tikka has returned home, to try to make sense of that strange moment in time. The summer that shaped her.  The girls that she never forgot.    Brilliantly observed, spiky, sharp, funny and unexpectedly endearing, The Van Apfel Girls are Gone is part mystery, part coming-of-age story – with a dark shimmering unexplained absence at its heart. 

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Captures the unique style of fashion maverick Iris Apfel and her exuberantly idiosyncratic personal chic. With remarkable panache and discernment, Iris Apfel combines styles, colors, textures, and patterns without regard to period, provenance, or aesthetic conventions. She is a unique style icon. Over ninety sumptuous color plates, photographed by Eric Boman, show off a selection of Apfel's extraordinary outfits on wittily posed mannequins, some sporting her trademark outsized spectacles. The originality of her style is typically revealed in her mixing of Dior haute couture with flea-market finds, Dolce & Gabbana lizard trousers with nineteenth-century ecclesiastical vestments, pink Lanvin worn with ropes of Navajo turquoise. Apfel's eclectic pieces might come from a Parisian couture house, an American thrift shop, or a North African souk, or they may have been made to her own design in a tiny studio. Detailed captions describe every aspect of the outfits, including names and dates of designers, plus full information on fabrics and accessories. A selection of audacious accessories also comes under the spotlight: a giant necklace made of bear claws, a turn-of-the-century Indian horse ornament worn as a necklace, a parrot's-head brooch in colored glass and rhinestones. The book includes an introduction by Harold Koda, director of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and an essay by Apfel herself, describing her lifelong love affair with style and illustrated with vintage photographs from her personal collection. 169 photographs and illustrations, 149 in color

At 94, Iris Apfel is having the time of her life. Having made her name as an interior designer and fashion icon, she's in demand as a model and her legions of fans love her 'unsugared truths'. Apfel is Manhattan's oldest and coolest It girl and star of documentary Irisby filmmaker Albert Maysles, which offers a unique perspective into the delightful life of a style legend. Iris's best quotes and life wisdom have been compiled here for your delectation and inspiration.

Sergeant Hans Apfel of the German police learns that the man who died in Spandau Prison in 1987 was not Rudolf Hess but had been an imposter, and Hans finds himself at the center of international intrigue. A first novel. 35,000 first printing. $35,000 ad/promo.

Published in collaboration with the Dallas-based luxury boutique Forty Five Ten, THE ECCENTRICS features exclusive interviews with such icons as Iris Apfel, Edward Bess, and Dita Von Teese. Coupled with original photography by internationally renowned photographer RUVEN AFANADOR that captures the idiosyncrasies, characteristics, and personas of each subject, legendary journalist HAL RUBENSTEIN defines what sets these individuals apart, and, most importantly, what makes them eccentrics.

Published in collaboration with the Dallas-based luxury boutique Forty Five Ten, THE ECCENTRICS features exclusive interviews with such icons as Iris Apfel, Edward Bess, and Dita Von Teese. Coupled with original photography by internationally renowned photographer RUVEN AFANADOR that captures the idiosyncrasies, characteristics, and personas of each subject, legendary journalist HAL RUBENSTEIN defines what sets these individuals apart, and, most importantly, what makes them eccentrics.

Captures the unique style of fashion maverick Iris Apfel and her exuberantly idiosyncratic personal chic. With remarkable panache and discernment, Iris Apfel combines styles, colors, textures, and patterns without regard to period, provenance, or aesthetic conventions. She is a unique style icon. Over ninety sumptuous color plates, photographed by Eric Boman, show off a selection of Apfel's extraordinary outfits on wittily posed mannequins, some sporting her trademark outsized spectacles. The originality of her style is typically revealed in her mixing of Dior haute couture with flea-market finds, Dolce & Gabbana lizard trousers with nineteenth-century ecclesiastical vestments, pink Lanvin worn with ropes of Navajo turquoise. Apfel's eclectic pieces might come from a Parisian couture house, an American thrift shop, or a North African souk, or they may have been made to her own design in a tiny studio. Detailed captions describe every aspect of the outfits, including names and dates of designers, plus full information on fabrics and accessories. A selection of audacious accessories also comes under the spotlight: a giant necklace made of bear claws, a turn-of-the-century Indian horse ornament worn as a necklace, a parrot's-head brooch in colored glass and rhinestones. The book includes an introduction by Harold Koda, director of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and an essay by Apfel herself, describing her lifelong love affair with style and illustrated with vintage photographs from her personal collection. 169 photographs and illustrations, 149 in color