Art Basel Fashion from Scope Art Fair Platinum VIP Viewing

Street style from Scope International Contemporary Art Show in Miami beach 2017

photographer NOELLE LYNNE

NOELLE LYNNE / upcycled dress from SEA JASPER / made in USA purse SAMIRA BUCHI pink wedges JIMMY CHOO shoes from THE REAL REAL

On Tuesday I choose to wear this amazing dress from Miami sustainable designer Sea Jasper. The entire piece was made from recycled t-shirts, my shoes are second hand Jimmy Choo from online luxury consignment store The Real Real, my sunglasses are second hand Karen Walkers from the same online luxury consignment store The Real Real, and my purse is Made in the USA ethically from New York Designer Samira Buchi.

Below are my favorite street style looks from

Scope International Contemporary Art Fair in Miami Beach 2017

Neutral on Neutral spotted on Uliana Malyshko

Colorful curls, printed overalls, fancy shades, & bold shoes spotted on Niani Tolbert

All black with gold accessories by MORDEKAI by Ken Borochov spotted on Jessie jean

White and white with body painting by Laolu Senbanjo spotted on Reign Apiim

A splash of yellow with coordinating prints spotted on Luba Michailova

White on white with splashes of orange spotted on Cayla Birk

Black and white with a hint of leopard spotted on Kristina Tsirekidze

Printed maxi dress with pops of orange spotted on Ghada Dergham

Black, white, and a hint of print spotted on Theresa Dapra

Colorful hair, stripes, and bumble bee cross body spotted on Melanie Oliva

Black on black with a hint of jean spotted on Megan Faxel

The Platinum VIP viewing at the Scope tent in South Miami Beach was one full of some of the best street style that I personally saw throughout the week. Full of black, white, orange, white, blue, yellow, colorful hair, and even prints. 

However not only was the street style at Scope International Contemporary Art Show on point, however the art was as well. Two of my favorite pieces from the whole show was by Parisian artist Gilles Grimon. His pieces were presented at the Scope Tent by Vogelsang Gallery, which is located in Brussels, Belgium. 

GILLES GRIMON 40in x 40in each $8,000 at Scope International Contemporary Art Show 2017 presented by VOGELSANG ART GALLERY

xoxo Noelle Lynne

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Spooky Halloween Party in Austin, Texas

The best Halloween parties always come down to the ambiance, food and drinks. This years party consisted of some of my favorite treats and a few new spooky snacks as well.

Natural Beeswax Candle I Northern Lights Candles I $26.99

Ambiance is incredibly important when it comes to a party. These beeswax candles are not only hand poured, however they are also natural and burn for over 40 hours (and the shape is just so unique). Of the three flavors that I put out for the party, buckwheat and honey quickly became my favorite scent from Northern Lights Candles. 

Creepy Gluten Free Vegan Rattler Snake Bread-sticks

If you can prepare the pizza dough mix ahead of time (or find pizza dough from Immaculate Baking Company) then the time of these Rattler Snake bread-sticks goes down tremendously.

1.  Roll dough into rectangular square and cut into 1 inch strips about 11-12 inches long.

2. Add coconut oil to the 10.5 inch chopsticks

3. Wrap dough strip around the chopsticks, while leaving dough at the top for the head and dough at the bottom for a tail.

4. Slice olives into eyes and add to the flattened head.

5. Sprinkle poppy seeds on the 'snake' and press down if necessary to get them to stay.

6. Bake 14-16 mins in oven (be careful to not overcook or else adding the sundried tomatoe tongues will be hard).

7. Remove from oven and let cool.

8. Gently remove the bamboo chopstick (be sure to save them for next time)

8. With a knife cut organic sundried tomatoes into tongues 

9. Cut small hole at front of snake and insert the tomatoe tongue

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Lychee Cocktail Eyeballs 

These Lychee eyeballs are one of my favorite Halloween Party snacks that I have ever made (and yes I have made these more then once)!

1. Drain can of whole peeled lychees

2. With a small spoon, scoop in a bit of organic raspberry jam (think bloodshot eyes) into the hollow center of the lychee

3. Place organic fresh blueberry in the raspberry filled lychee

4. Stick bamboo toothpick through the 'eye'

5. Garnish a cocktail or leave out a ghoulish snack

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Organic Chocolate Peanut Butter Bat Treats

These bat treats are not only simple, but they are also so quick! 

1. Cut all KinniToos (or other Oreo healthy look alike brand you can find) in half

2. Unwrap all Organic Justin's Dark Chocolate Cups

3. Prepare your frosting in a small bowl (or try already prepared Miss Jones Organic Frosting)

4. Use frosting as a glue substitute and attach wings (cookies) to the organic chocolate cups. 

5. Use frosting as glue again to attach the candy eyes.

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The cutest Made in USA Boston Terrier Socks

I recently discovered the ethically made in USA socks from the brand Living Royal, not only are the socks ethically made in America however they also come in fun fresh styles (think of everything from unicorns to horses to even palm trees). When I discovered the brand, I happened to be in Austin visiting family (family that has 3 adorable Boston Terriers)! So I could think of nothing other then to try and snap a picture of these adorable liner socks with the bostons. Pictured above it little LuLu and below are some of the outtakes of trying to get the perfect shot with these socks and the pups!

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