Inattendu is a Swiss blog with the newest in fashion, design and interior. Never sleeping. Inattendu ist einer der grössten Schweizer Blogs mit dem Neusten aus den Bereichen Mode, Interior und Lifestyle.
Bags, computer cases, clutches, brooches and slippers in bold “jacquemus-esque” colours, made of felt or leather with big gold and silver button closures… all these items by Swedish designer Pia Wallén would make beautiful Christmas gifts. Or just treat yourself good!
Springtime! Building Block is popping up with beautiful nude and a calm haze, clear lucite handles and monochrome rubber detailing.
Beautiful new stuff from Kristina Dam! My favourites from her SS2015 collection are the Mirror Sculpture, the Botanic Storage and the Bayonet Plant Print.
Those jewellery boxes from Menu are such gems! I just can’t make a decision – black ash or light ash? Also available at Connox.
How to light your way in style: Asymmetrical Candle Holders by Lukas Peet for Umbra Shift. A family of three candleholders, all sharing a common connection point, the tops can be interchanged with the bases to create varying combinations. So good and available soon!
Portland-based Hannah Ferrara describes her jewelry as ‘jewelry for the non-jewelry wearer’ and I would describe myself as a big fan. More pictures of the fantastic ‘Pearl Collection’ here and here.
Sticking to summer is easy with those funny brass pins from Casa Malaspina! Make an educated guess: which pin is my favourite?
As one can never have enough bags I’d like to introduce you to KARA, a New York City based accessories label founded in 2012 by Sarah Law. You might already have noticed that I’ve got a weakness for good leather bags and I’ve now spent…
Oh lovelies, I never thought I would hear myself saying these words but I got handcuffed and I LIKE it! The beautiful Horseshoe Cuff, the Canal Band Ring and the Single Handcuff Ring from New York based jewelry brand MIRLO are my permanent companions these days and I must admit…
Eytys is a Stockholm based unisex sneaker brand with the aim to produce the perfect platform sneaker for generation Y: “Born in the boom years of the 80’s, grew up with the street culture of the 90’s, and subsisted on a heavy diet of everything — and…