Messy nessy chic

Pochoir was a damn delicate practice, and it was inextricably bound to the star of Paris' Golden Age of Illustration, André E. Marty. The Frenchman and his stencil-centric drawing or pochoir method defined the aesthetics of a generation, especially for the high fashion set. There was "an

Messy Nessy Chic uncovers the Pearly Kings and Queens, an English style subculture, with their colorful feathered hats and hand-sewn pearl button suits.

You could say Kat Wise has been to Oz and back– several times. Her story so far makes for an extraordinary tale of adventure and bizarre life events that sound almost like a modern-day sequel to Dorothy's odyssey down the yellow brick road. In no particular order: she's worked for Mother Teresa, tr

Read 23 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Vanessa Grall is a London girl who moved to Paris and never looked back. Her blog Messy Nes…

"You don't know how hard it is being a woman looking the way I do."

Doppelgängers are just fascinating, celebrity or not. And there's always that question: how is it possible? How can two people who are not genetically related look nearly like twins? But I suppose the question we should really be asking ourselves is: on a planet of seven billion people, how can some

“Women Are Teachable”: This 1940s Booklet to Assist Male Bosses in Supervising Their New Female Employees

Pssst! You've stumbled across content that is exclusive to Nessy's Keyholders. There’s a new way to access the really special stuff from Messy Nessy Chic … Hidden beneath the surface layers of the internet, there’s a place where we keep our most secret addresses, untapped archives, creator’s in

For all the bookworms out there who can appreciate an organized mess.