A FASHIONABLE HOME: BERNADETTE PASCUA | BROOKLYN APARMENT

Photos via: Design Sponge | Sous Style

Here's a look at Bernadette Pascua's beautiful apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Bernadette is one of my favorite fashion illustrators and stylists. All of her work is chic and understated, so I wasn't at all surprised to see that her home decor reflects the same.

See more of Bernadette's apartment here and here.

CLASSIC CAT-EYE LINER

Photos via: Andrew Evan Stinson

Obsessed with these beautiful shots of Joséphine Le Tutour styled by the talented Bernadette Pascua. Can't go wrong with classic cat-eye liner, even with a graphic twist.

Get the look:
+ Benefit Cosmetics They're Real! Push-Up Liner
+ Jacquemus Lightweight Bomber Jacket

DECADE DIARY X MIH JEANS | WATERMELON PRINT SHIRT DRESS

Photos via: MiH Jeans

As you guys probably know by now, I am a huge fan of Bernadette Pascua and her work. Her blog Decade Diary is by far one of my favorites, which is I am so excited for her latest textile designs for MiH Jeans. I am completely smitten this silk watermelon print shirt dress from the spring and summer collection. So fresh and fun!

You can find the dress here and here.

TWO THINGS: LIZZIE FORTUNATO FLAMINGO CLUTCH + ONYX STUD BRACELET

Photos via: Bernadette Pascua | My Own

Lizzie Fortunato and Decade Diary have done it again. First they created this lip print clutch (one of my favs!), and now this gorgeous embroidered flamingo clutch. It's quirky, cute and beautifully crafted. Make sure to also check out their safari clutch with a single flamingo. Fingers crossed they collaborate again- I just can't get enough!

The other beauty here is the Darby bracelet. The leather strap and gold plate embellished with onyx studs make it such a clean and chic statement piece.

STRIPES + SPOTS | MIH JEANS

Major crush on these two shirts from MIH Jeans. The stripe button down with the open back is classic, yet the unexpected detail in the back gives it a sexy touch. The shirt with painted spots is one of my favorites this fall. The whimsical print was created by one of my favorite illustrators and stylists- Bernadette Pascua. You can find this shirt here, here and here.