PAM LOVE'S HOME

PL - The epitome of gypsy chic. Vintage designer pieces, Rock & Roll, Dream Catchers, Animal Skulls and not forgetting her trademark one of a kind jewellery designs. She has an edge like no other, a mystery to her work that draws people in and promotes sustainable and localised products.
The piece in last months Elle on her wardrobe and how eclectic and exciting it was got me thinking about her home interior so I decided to do a little research.

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Friday Inspiration

Photos from videogamegal, whatuppschlupp, theberry, americandrycleaner, oraclefox, pinkchocolate-break, voanews.com

So I have decided to do a weekly section on my blog called 'Friday Inspiration' to get my creativity flowing for the weekend. What do you think?

Making the most of what you have

In Mexico I picked up quite a few unique things but this scarf has got to be my favorite, I loved it so much I bought it in two colours. The small wooden shop called 'Rosanna's' was run by local native Mayan women and they sold hand crafted goods from the native regions right down to Peru. Being in Mexico and all that I decided to turn the brightly coloured wrap into a dress tied together with a waist belt.

Local Mexican - Wrap

Jimmy Choo X H&M - Chocker

Local - Navajo silver cuff

Topshop - Belt and Shoes

Revisiting Paradise

With the wind blowing one direction my dress was permanently swept behind me on this beautiful stretch of white sand along the Mayan Riveria. It felt like a lost world, far away from the hustle and bustle of the local towns, the atmosphere was perfection. I wanted to get a few more of these Mexican posts in before the New Year, there are still so many useful pieces.

Local market dress bought in Spain

Mexican woven Jewellery and Silver Navajo cuff
Pamela Love X Topshop - Ring
Topshop - Rings

Rayban - Sunglasses

Colouring in

Traditional Mexican buffet on the beach along the Riviera Maya. I love the colours in the dress.

H&M - Dress

Topshop - Shoes & Belt

Local market - Navajo cuff & Bands

Keeping up with tradition

The thing I loved most about Mexico besides the beautiful white sandy beaches and inexpensive silver was the traditional values the country had, especially the state of Yucatan. I bought this hand embroidered cotton top from a local market and choosing which one I was going to buy was the hardest decision, all the native Mayan women’s work are incredibly beautiful and detailed. I bought the one I am wearing in the photos and a white linen top from the main town in the Yucatan, Merida.

Local Market - Embroidered Top & Silver Navajo hand made cuff

Topshop - Shorts & Belt

Opening Ceremony - Wedges

Im back and I do not wish to be back

Mexico is the most amazing place I have ever been. I will go back and travel the whole country some day.