Showing posts with label i like movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i like movies. Show all posts

Evening with Ms. Tartt


We've had guests at the Cat Cave this evening, and more in the morning - lemon wafers and coffee will be had, photos will be taken, and 'til then, I'll be in bed with The Goldfinch. And, that, kittens, that is love.

-Leigh

Anna Karina, via Lauren Cerand's Pinterest

"We slip through the streets..."


Let's have a weekend full of tiny surprises.

xo Leigh

still from La Dolce Vita

Dear Criterion,


I love you. I really, really love you. It's so nice spending time with you on the couch, and in bed. I think we're really good together.

Love,
Leigh

Still from Tokyo Twilight

Stones in Exile





I just saw Stones in Exile. It is painful to watch something so impossibly cool and beautiful. It made me wistful - I found myself longing for something I never had.
xo
Rony

Stealing Stealing Beauty.


Course of action: wear this dress on hot July nights, hand-wash it and let dry in the sun on hot July days. Repeat, every summer for the next 5 summers. Result: a dress approximating Lucy Harmon's.

AND: One of my favorite blog posts, on one of my favorite movies.


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After the Honeymoon from Laramie Dennis on Vimeo.

We collaborated with the lovely and talented East Side Bride to create this Catbird lookbook! Hope you love it as much as we do. Anya and Matt were people we met in our neighborhood and the video is shot in Leigh's scrumptious apartment, also in Williamsburg. Music by Oceanographer. You can shop the looks in the video here. Yay!


Moonrise Kingdom



I just learned from Miss Moss that the the titles for Wes Anderson's new movie were designed by Jessica Hische, who once bought a custom Caja necklace from us with the word "Typography".

The Sound of Winter



This icy weather is making me want to brew up some cinnamon hot chocolate (I just made that up) and watch The Sound of Music with my kids. I have never actually seen it! However, my young son, shown here about 2 years ago, seems to be quite smitten with it.

"Please, this is the most important man in the world."


Please, make it a point to watch this movie. If only there were more people like Bill Cunningham on this earth. (And you can actually stream it on Netflix.)

Ladies & Gentlemen...


You've seen it, right? No? Oh. Well, you really should.

Sassy



Pop quiz: What, or who, do these two movies have in common (aside from being two of my all time favorites)? If you know the answer then, A - you are my friend and B - I need you to know that she is a Catbird customer. We usually keep pretty mum about our fabulous clientele, but this one was too exciting to me to not blab about.

You want to talk sassy? She chose to wear a tuxedo to the Oscars, and won, when she was ten years old.

(If you haven't seen the original Bad News Bears, or Little Darlings, in your adult life, you MUST.)

Blank Generation




Perfect follow up to Please Kill Me, a miss your subway stop kind of book Rony turned me on to. Sorry Williamsburg, but you've got nothing on downtown in the 70s.

Winter's Bone






I highly recommend hunkering down on a cold day and reading this book, as well as seeing the movie.

"I Am Love"



Months ago, one of my favorite customers came in, searching for a piece that would fill the lust for gold inspired by "I Am Love." She left with one of my favorite pieces we've ever had, a 22K signet ring set with a pale green ancient intaglio (c. 1st or 2nd century C.E.) by Elisa Solomon. I wish we had a photo of the ring, but we don't, so Leah, if you're reading, please send one our way! Leah urged me to watch "I Am Love" and because I Am a Procrastinator, I've only just now done so. And, because I Am Bossy, I urge you all to do the same.

The place is Milan, clad in a fur of winter fog, with daylight seized in a permanent dusk. Given the weather, we expect a lamenting adagio, instead of which the percussive, excitable score tells of something bracing and afoot. Behind a wall of snow-burdened pines, the Recchi mansion is a busy hive. The aging patriarch of the family, Edoardo (Gabriele Ferzetti), is celebrating his birthday, and the clan has descended to pay homage. There is his wife, the daunting and impeccable Allegra (Marisa Berenson); their son Tancredi (Pippo Delbono), who is married to Emma, and their three children, Edo (Flavio Parenti), Gianluca (Mattia Zaccaro), and Elisabetta, or Betta (Alba Rohrwacher); plus a number of other relatives, and a young beauty by the Dantean name of Eva Ugolini (Diane Fleri), who has come as Edo’s date. Brave girl. -from one of Rony's favorite reviews


I love a good mystery.



I wonder what happens!? I NEED TO KNOW!!!!

Dear Sofia Coppola,



I am totally totally interested in what you are up to.
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