Sunday, August 1, 2010

Brooklyn Museum Inspiration

I took a bunch of photos at Brooklyn Museum the other day and found some unexpected inspiration:

scallop edges

Gaudi-like hat

sarcophagus collage

pink/red/black

sharp angles/blocked colors


skyscraper mirror and brush set looking very "vintage futuristic"

GOOD TIMES

Friday, July 16, 2010

New Designs

Hello everyone! I'm so happy to announce that there are a bunch of new things in my store! All of the images were taken by the talented Josh Marx when I was in Nashville for the Naked Without Us event. We had such an amazing time in Nashville- met the friendliest people in the world, ate awesome food, went to some awesome bars, did some vintage shopping, got stuck in a monsoon, and chased tornadoes all the way back to Brooklyn. I'll post some of those photos soon, but for now here are some of my favorite shots:



Monday, June 7, 2010

Reverse Tankini


I'm so happy to announce that I've FINALLY started designing swimwear! The first thing I ever made in my life was a bikini for myself when I was in high school, so it seems only natural to go back to it again (in a totally upgraded way.) I've had a really good response so far, so thanks to everyone who purchased one already, and thanks to Time Out NY for putting it in their "Top 100 Swimsuits Under $100" feature! Go get yourself one at clarebare.com or etsy.com!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Eco Beautiful Weddings


Here is an image of my very limited edition Carousel Waist Cincher set as seen in the latest issue of Eco Beautiful Weddings. Also, my new site is up- I think I'm the luckiest person in the world since I discovered Clarebare.com wasn't already taken!

xoxo
Clare

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

BUST Magazine Feb/March Issue & Limited Edition Valentine's Day Pieces


The new issue of BUST just came out, and I was so excited to see that I have a centerfold in it! I just listed the set below in my etsy store. It's made of super soft organic bamboo cotton and vintage slip material. Click the image below to link to the store.


I also just created several limited edition pieces for Valentine's Day. Check out some images below from the shoot.











xoxo

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

My Favorite Things Aren't Things....

I remember reading that on a cross stitched plaque hanging on someone's wall somewhere and it made me want to cry a little haha! But there were too many good things that happened this past year that I can't possibly list them all! Although going to Spain and drinking beer in my underwear on a balcony was pretty awesome, but I can't show a picture of that....So I guess it is easier to show some of my favorite things that I acquired this year that are actual things. Here are my best thrift store finds of 2009:



My lion pillow that I got from Retrospect in Philly


My piggy oven mits from Village Thrift


My mouse dollhouse turned spice rack that reminds me of
Donkey Kong, also from Village Thrift

These two amazing vintage fold up chairs that we folded up and
walked away with from Village Thrift


and...check out the price tag below....!!!


I'm so excited to see what else I'll find this year on my mission to build the perfect house, but I am also looking forward to streamlining my workspace a little bit. I started off by dropping off 5 giant bags of stuff that I have but don't use anymore (after watching three episodes of Hoarders!)

Hope everyone had a happy new year!

xoxo
Clare

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Elle & Ellen



I LOVE this cover of German Elle! These are my favorite colors- I just hope that I don't use them so much that I get sick of them...I don't think I'll ever dislike pastel and black together. It reminds me of a light purple eyelet dress that my sister had when I was in 7th grade. I used to borrow it and wear it with black tights and try to be like her! She had a magazine (Sassy or something like that) and there was a spread of a bunch of girls wearing pastel dresses and black tights. I wish I still had it!







I love Ellen Von Unwerth's photography. I almost bought a book of hers called "Revenge" when I was in LA and I wish I had. Her work is very creepy, pretty, and empowering. I feel like I want to start making masks too!