A Day in the Life of a Fictional Mom

Olive ruffled vest (old), Zara tank, boyfriend shorts and heels (borrowed), giles & brother railroad spike cuff, Hermes bracelet (borrowed), Rotary watch, D&G sunglasses, Chanel 2.55 reissue | On my mini man - Polo by Ralph Lauren shirt, DIY boyfriend shorts, H&M "chucks"

Here goes another outfit post, its been awhile and I nearly forgot about this one that I did with my friend Susan a couple of months ago outside their lovely home. I give her credit for sprucing me up with some of her fancy accessories ; ). And no, I don't typically run around in high heels while chasing my toddler around...only when the Hubby is around. : )

Hermés Collier De Chien

"The Hermès Collier de chien bracelet has been an 'it' item for years and recently experienced a new boom in popularity."

(Photo taken from styledon.com)

Along with the Chanel 2.55 bag, the Collier de chien bracelet is one of those classic items that will remain timeless, something you can hand down to your children and grandchildren. The bracelet came about after the belt version was created in the 1920s. A couple decades later, the bracelet version was created and has become popular since. It's almost strange to think that this studded bracelet was worn during the 40s, as studs have been gaining popularity recently.

An interesting tidbit is the meaning behind the company's name. I did some Wiki research on Hermes, who was a guide to the underworld in Greek mythology. He was a messenger, and hermeneus, describes an interpreter that bridges the gap between strangers. From this, the term hermeneutics, the study of theory and interpretation (Bible study, anyone?) was developed.

Due to the obsession with the Collier De Chien, Hermés came up with a DIY version of their famous bracelet. Feel free to download the template and create your own, I'd like to see what kinds of interesting designs people come up with : )

Template from Hermes.com