More kawaii from Wendy Brandes
By Olga Davydova
Posted 8 October, 2007 in Food Fun, Inspiration
Fashionably Cute’s friend, tremendous jewelry designer and scary fish shaped shoe lover Wendy Brandes has revealed herself as a huge kawaii fan. She has demonstrated a great ability of finding adorable stuff online, so I’m even going to offer her the ultra-prestigious position of contributing editor at Fashionably Cute! Just look at her recent discoveries:
Farm animal shaped cookies
Wendy has also designed a cute baby wolf necklace.
Well, of course, this necklace is supposed to look like a grown-up fang shaped wolf, but due to my kawaii loving nature I’d like to think it’s a tiny puppy swaddled in a blanket, such as this (even though it’s a baby wombat)…
…or this:
Image sources: wallpapers.pn9.net, Istockphoto, Wendy Brandes Jewelry, HamsterTracker, Cute Overload, Eleni’s
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3 comments to “More kawaii from Wendy Brandes”
WendyB, October 8th, 2007 at 10:19 am:
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BWAH!!! You crack me up. I want to have “scary fish-shaped shoe lover” on my business card. I can’t decide my feelings on the wombat…it’s like on cuteoverload, they’re always debating the cuteness of opossums. Are they or aren’t they?
Olga Davydova, October 8th, 2007 at 10:26 am:
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Sure they are! You can write “contributing editor of Fashionably Cute” on your business card too, will you accept this position?
WendyB, October 8th, 2007 at 11:05 am:
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Oh yes! I accept!
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Fashionably Cute is an online magazine about all things cute in fashion, food and art. The website is an eye candy for people with a passion for cuteness, where they can keep track of the latest trends in the land of kawaii, admire rare (but aways cute!) discoveries from all over the world and even learn how to incorporate cuteness into their style seamlessly, without looking tacky.
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