Photography by Chia Chong
Many thanks to the warm welcome and true hospitality of Debra Ferguson and Kristan Fetwell of Hunter Cattle Company for allowing us to visit and be inspired by your rafter of American Turkeys.
Photography by Chia Chong
Many thanks to the warm welcome and true hospitality of Debra Ferguson and Kristan Fetwell of Hunter Cattle Company for allowing us to visit and be inspired by your rafter of American Turkeys.
“The Sheep Object” so masterfully painted by SCAD alumnus Russ Noto, sets my imagination running absolutely wild. I am utterly tickled by the notion that someone built this baby from scratch using an old oil barrel, some thick crumpled paper and bent metal rods. I guess the word “RED” emboldened in scarlet and slapped on the side of any such unexpected beast would give me pause, but this particular creature interests me on multi-levels.
Nothing feels and looks more summery than wearing a crochet dress, especially in white! Even better to be able to wear it in this beautiful dream like setting. I want to eat lots of honey, drizzled over lots of cheese, drink lots of wine and wear this dress at this amazing table scape in this field! Our on the spot model (Libbie’s intern) Anna Heritage is pulling this look off beautifully (let’s just hope she’s not running from bees). A little crochet dress like this could be worn so many different ways. I would layer it with a black tailored jacket and black heels, of course. You could never go wrong this summer with pairing it with your trusty flip-flops too!
Recipe courtesy of Latoya Rivers Photography by Chia Chong Styled by Libbie Summers Still Grandmother’s pecan pie, just a little hipper. The New Pecan Pie Ingredients: 1/2 cup light corn syrup 1/2 cup […]