I'm one of those creative type-A personalities that awakes with an idea at 4 am and stirs for hours just thinking about the details. For example, last night I found myself in deep thought about the below Vargas Girl print. It's been hanging in my powder room for months, but suddenly I was intrigued by the playfulness of her coquette-like pink corset and black satin bow. Before long it inspired this "feminine meets film noir" inspiration board of soft blush and bold black for the retro-glamorous bride. It's funny because I often tell brides who are struggling with their wedding style or colors to buy a pocket journal and jot down things that inspire them throughout the day. Most times their personal style is hiding all around them in the things they've collected, purchased or surrounded themselves with. Well, if this isn't testament to my own words, I'm not sure what is. Hope you enjoy!
I've always adored Quail bridesmaid dresses {in fact, I styled a piece into Haley + Easton's love shoot, here}. They're equal parts flirty, fun and chic - and perfect for the city girl... But now that Quail released their new BRIDAL line this week {and it's featured at my friend Lanie's shop, Lovely}, needless to say, I'm pretty much obsessed. Take a peek...The line features a full-length "peony" skirt, an extension of Quail's ever-popular short dress... The skirt can be mixed and matched with a bustier of your choice, or if you're a bit more eclectic, a piece from your own wardrobe {see below, where it's paired with a funky tee and flirty bolero}.There's more versatility within the line at well. See the dress on the above left? It's the after-party version of the "Parisian Gown". Unzip the invisible florette hem in the long mermaid-style gown and voila! Two fab looks in one great dress. Seriously, j'adore. Quail has still kept to their roots of offering wonderfully textured and draped bridesmaid dresses in a haute new palette... and I love these too. In fact, I'd wear them to any fall cocktail party in NYC. {It's not often I can *honestly* say that about bridesmaid dresses... But to me, these read "party" first and "bridesmaid" second - especially paired with some chunky, vintage-inspired jewels and ankle booties}. Okay, I couldn't help myself... More here from the bridal and bridesmaid front. Maybe my husband will marry me again so I can wear this Audrey-esque short dress with the flirtiest bow I've even seen... I love it styled with the netted gloves. And the colors for these bridesmaid dresses? So on-point for the fashion-forward fall wedding.So, ladies... what do you think? If I were you, I'd be calling Cassandra at Lovely for an ASAP appointment!
Today we are thrilled to share a story posted by Pamela Williams, Managing Editor at Felt & Wire, one of our favorite resources for finding chic and stunning stationery. Pamela thought that Merci New York's readers would appreciate her recent story on Rosebrook Meyer {which you can find, in it's entirety here}. Be sure to visit Felt & Wire for more wonderful paper inspiration....
What would you do differently if you could do your wedding all over again? That’s the question Ashley Rosebrook and Maureen Meyer asked themselves when they set out to design their own wedding invitation line. The designers, who met at Aveda and have worked with brands like Vera Wang and Victoria’s Secret, found they were inspired not by traditional bridal magazines, but by bold, trend-setting editorial fashion design. Combining this aesthetic with the capabilities of today’s state-of-the-art digital printing, Rosebrook Meyer was born.Erin invitation
When Ashley Rosebrook got married, she says she fell in love with a blush-colored 1930s vintage gown — which she had tailored by a master pattern maker. Business partner Maureen Meyer chose to wear her mother’s 1960s gown, restyled to suit her more modern aesthetic. So it’s not surprising that the wedding invitation suites they have created are as fresh, modern and individualistic as their personal styles. Three words you simply won’t find in the Rosebrook Meyer lexicon: off the rack. The 28 designs, available exclusively at rosebrookmeyer.com, were created for fashion-forward couples who are seeking something completely new and unique.
Alison invitation
Ashley and Maureen, tell us about yourselves and your new wedding invitation line. We have a history of working in the fashion and beauty worlds and both worked for Esteé Lauder’s Aveda Corporation. Ashley designed and launched home collections for Vera Wang, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein and Gucci. Maureen worked for Victoria’s Secret Beauty and went on to build the branding for fashion startup Martin & Osa. Our work in these worlds has greatly influenced the aesthetics of Rosebrook Meyer. When researching the market, we were shocked by the lack of newness or inspiring options for brides. Though there were some companies doing beautiful invitations, the formats and papers all looked the same and most were letterpressed. We started to think of a wedding more as a fashion industry event or gallery opening. We wanted to create invitations that would inspire recipients and build excitement around the event.
June invitation
This is a wedding invitation — with full-color photography? Yes, as we learned more about emerging digital print technologies, we realized we could do some really interesting, unique formats that are different from what’s out there. For example: photographic printing; two-sided, double-thick paper-stock; and a variety of paper textures — linen, eggshell and pearlized finishes. We also incorporated more traditional techniques, like duplexing, to make the invitations super thick. We created our Sensuous collection around this photographic capability. Our thinking was that these designs could set the floral theme for the entire wedding, so it all ties together.
Jaqueline Invitation
How do you design a wedding invitation to be consistent with the style of the event? Weddings are taking place in gallery spaces and lofts now, in addition to churches and gardens. We provide a variety of options so couples can find a look that truly coordinates with their event, as well as their styles and personalities. The traditional, letterpressed, centered-script invitation is not a one-size-fits-all option — it simply doesn’t work for a wedding that will take place in a modern space. We are encouraging brides to be consistent with the style of their event. Don’t be afraid to be different!
Belle invitationWhere did your inspiration come from? Particularly because we live in New York City, we knew there are very stylish couples out there looking for more impactful ways to announce the most important day of their lives. We started by imagining what we would want if we could “do it all over” today. We pored through stacks of new and old fashion publications and were inspired by interesting, large-scale typography as well as the different personalities that live within fashion, from more classic and demure all the way to very edgy, couture collections. On a personal level, Ashley and I bring a mix of styles to the table. She tends toward antique/vintage and I toward modern/clean, as was evidenced at each of our weddings. That juxtaposition of new and old is the heart of our brand, as you can see in the styled photography — which Ashley shot!
Sensuous mood board {mood board details are at article's end}
Sophisticated mood board
Avant-Garde mood board
How did you decide to name the invitations? Mia, Megan, Ellen, Eliza, Alison — naming the invitations was our way of giving each one a personality. We went as far as to select dresses (none of which were traditional wedding gowns), flowers and china for most of them. We put together inspiration boards for each of our categories — Sophisticated, Avant-garde, Glamorous, Classic and Sensuous — that we used internally to make sure we were really channeling that particular style. We must admit they are gorgeous!
Mia invitation
Tell us about your approach to typography. No two invitations could ever look the same. Some companies use patterns and motifs to set their invitations apart; we use typography. We had a lot of fun “playing” with the type in an abstract, artful way— using overlays, larger scales, deconstructing the type, etc. As we mentioned, we had both always been inspired by this “typography as art” tendency in fashion mags.
Katya invitation The print quality is incredible. How do you print your invitations? Our invitations are printed at Hennegan on an HP Indigo digital press. This technology has come so far in recent years! It is really the advancements in digital print technology and the papers made specifically for these machines that enabled us to create this business. And we needed the quality and attention to detail that Hennegan is known for to be in the luxury market. Tell us about the lusciously thick paper stocks you’ve chosen. We use Mohawk Superfine Eggshell and Via Linen. We had so much fun with the linen! It looks so modern in ultra-white. Both of these papers offer a level of luxury only recently available in digital print technology. And our envelopes are Superfine Eggshell 100 lb. text, so they feel quite premium. Ashley invitationHow did you arrive at the final ink color palette? We looked at colors in fashion and provided a range to give people options. We edited the full color palette for each suite in terms of what we think looks best as well as to yield the best print quality. Your sample kit is unique. Who should order one, what does it cost, and how does the process work? It is important to note that we exist solely online. This can be intimidating for brides, as they are used to being able to touch/feel the paper types and see the color palette in person. So we designed a sample kit that is available on our website for $15, including shipping. It arrives in 2–3 days and includes all the elements a bride would otherwise see in the store: paper options, color palette and print quality. Online shopping and networking is the way of the world now, and so we wanted to provide that convenience for brides. If a bride falls in love with three our four of the designs and wants to “try them on” like she might a gown, is that possible? Is there any way to preview the look? In cases like this, we typically speak directly with the bride first. In special instances, we will send the customer three sample layouts using their names. Megan invitationIf you had to choose just one design for yourself, which would you choose and why? This changes from day to day, as we love what we do. Today, Ashley would choose Megan {above} because she loves the mix of the large scale serif type with the ultramodern format. A bit of old and new, classic and modern. I also love the chocolate color. Maureen would choose Elena {below} because it is so unique. I love the interesting formats — horizontal for the invite and square for the save-the-date — and the incredibly clean and bold-but-elegant typography. I would probably do it in a soft black and design the whole wedding around that — a chic mix of black, white, ivory and greys. Elena invitation Rosebrook Meyer offers sophisticated wedding invitations and related materials that use cutting-edge production methods, all available through the convenience of a seamless, online ordering system. Custom designs are available. All items in the line, with the exception of pearl papers and vellum overlays, are printed on Mohawk papers.
From left to right: Rosebrook Meyer “Jaqueline” invitation, Lanvin dress, Rosebrook Meyer “Ella” save-the-date, Valentino dress, Classic Century Dinnerware by Eva Zeisel, Donna Karan dress, J. Mendel dress, Chloé dress, Jars dinnerware, Rosebrook Meyer “Brianne” invitation, Juliska glass.
Sophisticated Mood Board:
From left to right: Rosebrook Meyer “Erin” invitation, I Gotici Torse glasses, Donna Karan dresses, Rosebrook Meyer “Mia” save-the-date, Gucci dress, Chanel dress, Cynthia Steffe dress, Rosebrook Meyer “Alison” invitation, Narciso Rodriguez dress, Vera Wang top, Alice Goldsmith plate.
Avant- Garde Mood Board:
From left to right: Rosebrook Meyer “Wren” invitation, Chado Ralph Rucci Dress, Hervé Leger by Max Azria dress, Rosebrook Meyer “Ashley” invitation, Narciso Rodriguez dress, Rosebrook Meyer “Wren” save-the-date, Nason & Moretti glasses, Bottega Veneta dress, Crate and Barrel “Edge” champagne flutes, Rosebrook Meyer “Elena” invitation, Narciso Rodriguez dress, J.L. Coquet plate.
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Title: Best DSLR Video Settings For Canon Cameras
Guest post for Darren Rowse:
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/best-video-setting-for-the-canon-dslrs
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I get this question about once a week, "What are the Best Video Setting For The Canon DSLR cameras".
So let me start off by eliminating two things you can take off the list. Those are aperture and ISO. Aperture, I really can't tell you what to set it on because it depends on the type of look you are going after.With a shallow depth of field or not.
And the other one is ISO. ISO is kind of there for exposure how how you are going to set the exposure. I will say you do not want go too far north of let's say 1600 especially on like the Canon T2i then it gets really noisy. Obviously you are going to need to use aperture along with the ISO to get the right exposure but at least it gets you in the ball park. Those two ingredients are taken off the list.
So the first I can tell you about what is on the list is shutter speed. Basically if you are going for a "filmic" look you are pretty much going to double your frame rate, so if you are shooting 24 frames per second you are going to want a 1/50th of a second shutter speed and if you are shooting at 60 frames per second you are going to go with 125th frames per second shutter speed. Now I will tell you it's just kind of a guideline and a rule but I have shot at much higher shutter speeds and it has worked wonderful, especially if you are shooting something like myself which is just basically a moving head.
If you just getting your feet wet with your camera I think the best setting for Picture styles is Standard. I use it 90% of the time. If you are outside filming some landscapes for instance then you might want to try Landscape, and if you are using a close in portrait shot you might want to try Portrait picture style. After you have had the camera for a while and you want to take it to the next level, you might want to create a very flat picture style so you can have more control over color, sharpness and saturation in post.
As for White Balance, the best setting by far is always going to be custom. This is where you get the perfect color temperature for your shot. This is best way to do it, but it is also unfortunately the most time consuming.
The best setting for focus is to set it on quick focus and focus to one of the many points within the view finder. This is just my personal favor way to do this, I am sure others might disagree me but I got really accurate and fast results using this method.
Disable your AGC to get this cleanest audio, AGC is automatic gain control. I use a hack method for this, but there are many other ways to do this as well like a buying a Juicelink box or a software hack if you are brave enough to install it on your camera.
Set Movie Exposure to Manual, this is the best way to go by not letting the camera to decide for you.
Grid display to Grid 1, this helps me with my composition just right.
Disable Highlight Tone Priority, I have done many tests with this and found it best just to leave it off.
Auto Lighting Optimizer is set to standard. Again I have done a lot of tests with this and I find that this setting not only helps my portrait photos but it even helps when I do video interviews if the lighting is not quite even on the person's face.
That is about it for the best settings you can use on your Canon DSLR for video. Thanks for watching and thanks to Darren for letting me do a guest post again.
We thought that these champagne and wine glass charms would be absolute delightful for anything tropical. Summer entertaining, a beach party, a rehearsal dinner, or for the wedding cocktail hour. Made of colorful glass in the shape of starfish, flip flops, or assorted sea creatures. On the glasses they hang suspended from a delicate wire adorned with multi-colored beads. Treat your guests with one on a glass then surprise them with a box of six to take home as their wedding favor. They come packaged in a gift box to make life easy for you.
And for those summer wedding brides who are still agonizing over what the placecard will be ( and we know there are plenty of you! ) this clever beach chair should do the trick. And don't forget to order them with a personalized beach towel label.
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Title: The Beach Theme OST 【HQ】
Main theme from The Beach composed by Angelo Badalamenti. From the original motion picture soundtrack (OST) for The Beach (2000), starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel York. This is not to be confused with "Swim To Island" which was a variation of the main theme, also included in the score. Scenes depict the mid-coastal region near Morro Bay and Monterey, California.
HOW I FOUND THIS:
I hadn't yet seen the movie The Beach when I accidentally stumbled onto the song. It was used on a blog by an American foreign exchange student living in northern Japan as the background music to his home page. I had to contact him by email first to find out the name of the song, then I scavenged all over the net. I then found the OST (original soundtrack) recording on an obscure website. I've since heard several versions of this on YouTube, but not this exact version... which I believe is the best!
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
Happy Friday! We're excited for what will surely be a fun weekend, filled with pumpkin picking, family get-togethers and a nice little lazy Monday {for all of you lucky to have the day off, that is}. We're also excited about all the fab and fashionable events taking place in New York and on the Web these next two weeks... take a peek! · GIVE back by buying these darling Amanda Pearl lipstick cases for your bridesmaids... Perfectly ladylike and maddeningly chic, they double as your do-good deed of the week. For the month of October, 15% of the proceeds will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Available at Gabriella Bridal Salon.
· GO {and really, you must} to the Runway for One Day Watters Trunk Show Exclusive at Lovely Bridal Shop. I'll certainly be there, and I cannot wait to see all the brides buying their bridal market must-haves at this exclusive event. To learn more, click here, and visit Merci on Monday for more details.
· SHOP the Brides White Hot Style Shop. Really, if there's one thing the city-bride-to-be must do this weekend, this is it. Nestled on West Broadway between Prince and Houston, this one-weekend-only pop-up shop is the mecca of all things New York wedding {and why wouldn't it be? It's organized by the editors of BRIDES magazine}. Visit Merci on Monday for our fabulous recap - and to learn all the juicy little goings-on, click here.
· WIN Oh yes, our Williams Sonoma Giveaway Winner. {You thought we may have forgotten about this one, did you?} Well it's 8 PM here in NYC and that means one thing... The winner of our fabulous $200 gift certificate giveaway from Williams Sonoma is... Caroline from The Big Girl Kitchen. Caroline has such delicious and decadent recipes on her blog, we can only imagine what she'll now be whipping up with $200 in WS cash in her pocket! Congrats Caroline!! Be sure to tune in next week for our fresh new giveaway. Believe me, it's pretty great.
For those of us living in Manhattan, coming down after the eyes-glazed-over registry gun high is akin to a bad champagne hangover. C'est magnifique! you dreamily thought only moments prior, imagining the massive wine fridge that will {clearly} sit neatly next to your {future} Sub-Zero fridge and match the patina of your {visionary}Viking range. However, now at home, you somberly give up said wine fridge's space for a place to fit, say, the trash can. And you rationalize: Ah well, I only chill whites anyway, right? Wrong! According to the October issue of Bon Appetit magazine, most reds should be carefully chilled as well, making that wine fridge quite an important purchase on your registry, for now and the future. Consider that most reds are best enjoyed at temperatures ranging from 55-65 degrees, but average room temperature is about 70 degrees. Serving wines too warm will emphasize the alcohol rather than the flavor and aroma nuances.
However, if the wine fridge absolutely cannot squeeze into your space, here's a little "red wine rule of thumb" from us at Merci:
Lighter reds {Pinor Noir, Beaujolais}- chill one hour
Medium bodied reds {Rioja, Chanti}- chill 45 minutes
Load your family into the 2011 Land Rover Range Rover. Under the hood you'll find an 8 cylinder engine with more than 350 horsepower, providing a smooth and predictable driving experience. Four wheel drive allows you to go places you've only imagined. Top features include rain sensing wipers, power front seats, a built-in garage door transmitter, heated front and rear seats, front and rear air conditioning, a headlight cleaning system, cruise control, and seat memory. Everything is where it ought to be, from the dashboard controls to the door locks and window controls. For drivers who enjoy the natural environment, a power moonroof allows an infusion of fresh air. Safety equipment has been integrated throughout, including: dual front impact airbags with occupant sensing airbag, head curtain airbags, traction control, brake assist, anti-whiplash front head restraints, a panic alarm, and 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS. You'll see better when backing up thanks to rear park assist, which watches out for obstacles behind your vehicle. We offer competitive pricing, and the area's best shopping experience. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.
Title: To the Sea: An Homage to Darius
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This fanvid is an homage to Darius, the General who became a monk, on TV's Highlander series.
Music:
-I think it's "Et Lux in Tenebris", a Gregorian chant. If you can identify the group of singers, or if this is the wrong name, please let me know.
- "Athair ar Neamh" by Enya.
The text:
"Fifteen hundred years ago you led an army of barbarians to the gates of Paris. You disbanded your army and you spared the city.
But you broke a promise to yourself. To march west from the Ural Mountains until you'd reached the sea. So now, old friend, travel on. Go where you never went...to the sea."
The Fall/Winter 2010 issue of Brides New York has hit newsstands, and Merci New York is thrilled to be featured inside {check us out on page 244, to be exact}! You can find our fun and whimsical "Picnic in Central Park" out-of-town welcome basket, alongside some of our other NYC-themed guest gift recommendations. I was thrilled to partake in this project and showcase the event design and styling-end of Merci New York... We have been working on a slew of creative ideas for brides this summer, and it's quite fun to see one of our concepts hit print!
True wicker picnic basket with leather accents
Something Sweet: Chocolate covered espresso beans in yellow & black NYC taxi colors
Something {Else} Sweet: NYC taxi cookie, tied to the color-coordinated espresso beans
Something Salty: Trail mix in a custom labeled mason jar {perfect for hikes through the Central Park Ramble}
Rolled checkered napkins with silver napkin rings
“Poems of New York” book; a perfect picnic blanket read
NYC subway line printed playing cards, wrapped in raffia with custom monogram {another great picnic blanket activity}
For your hotel room: An apple travel candle {a nod to the city’s “Big Apple” nickname}
A handwritten note from the couple {or perhaps the itinerary} written on a vintage New York postcard
Upgrade basket: Merci New York’s signature etched champagne bottle with custom monogram
If you're still piecing together your guest gifts, drop us a line. We'd love to work on a custom-concept to get your guests swooning! And be sure to pick up the Fall/Winter issue of Brides New York- it's packed with a plethora of creative resources for the city bride-to-be!
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Title: Udo Jürgens - Merci Cherie 1980
Udo Jürgens - Merci Cherie 1980
Siegertitel beim Eurovision Song Contest 1966
Merci, Merci, Merci für die Stunden,
Cherie, Cherie, Cherie,
uns're Liebe war schön, so schön,
Mercie, Cherie,
sei nicht traurig, muß ich auch von Dir geh'n.
Adieu, adieu, adieu,
Deine Tränen tun weh, so weh, so weh,
unser Traum fliegt dahin, dahin,
Merci, Cherie,
weine nicht, auch das hat so seinen Sinn.
Schau nach vorn, nicht zurück,
zwingen kann man kein Glück,
denn kein Meer ist so wild wie die Liebe,
die Liebe allein,
nur die kann so sein, so sein, so sein.
Title: Eurovision 1966 - Austria - Udo Jürgens - Merci Chérie [HQ SUBTITLED]
Eurovision Song Contest 1966 - Festival de Eurovisión 1966
Austria
Udo Jürgens - Merci Chérie
Music / Música: Udo Jürgens
Lyrics / Letra: Udo Jürgens, Thomas Hörbiger
Conductor / Director: Hans Hammerschmid
Placing / Puesto: 1st (31 points)
Subtitled in English, German and Spanish
Subtitulado en español, alemán e inglés
I'm one of those creative type-A personalities that awakes with an idea at 4 am and stirs for hours just thinking about the details. For example, last night I found myself in deep thought about the below Vargas Girl print. It's been hanging in my powder room for months, but suddenly I was intrigued by the playfulness of her coquette-like pink corset and black satin bow. Before long it inspired this "feminine meets film noir" inspiration board of soft blush and bold black for the retro-glamorous bride.
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