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Evil Under the Sun

Miss Moss
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Tuesday 10 January, 2017
Evil Under the Sun

my new year’s resolution is to read more books (and i actually managed to read 3 books during the summer holiday – thank you baby naps!) i also think i need to dip into some classics that i have never read. and although my mom is a fan, i have never read anything by Agatha Christie. now i am even more determined since seeing this scarf collection by Angela Mckay aka Ohkii Studio, inspired by Agatha Christie’s 1941 novel Evil Under the Sun. think glamorous, murder mystery at an island resort…

you can buy the scarves at her online shop. she also sells prints!

agatha christie angela mckay Design evil under the sun ohkii studio scarf scarves
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  1. Carrie

    Tuesday 10 January, 2017 3:57 pm

    Beautiful scarves! Definitely check out Agatha Christie’s, “And Then There Were None”. It’s her best selling novel and a good one to start with. :)

  2. Bridget Wall

    Tuesday 10 January, 2017 4:10 pm

    These are gorgeous!

  3. Clare

    Tuesday 10 January, 2017 7:34 pm

    No no! Death on the Nile first! More glamorous.

    I preferred Poiret novels to Marple, generally. And then once you’ve read a few of each, check out her strange, minor, short-story character Mr. Harley Quin.

  4. Hannie Arden Blaise

    Tuesday 10 January, 2017 11:20 pm

    Love these scarves though! On the lookout for new books or old ones, I kind of just stroll around in book stores to find them :’)

    Hugs,
    Hannie from Missing Wanderer

  5. Micaela

    Wednesday 11 January, 2017 3:39 pm

    I spend too much money because of your posts. Beautiful scarves. Some beautiful posters as well.

    Regarding books, I highly recommend Ali Smith. How to be both, or her latest book Autumn. Currently reading the latest Michael Chabon book. I have also heard Swing Time by Zadie Smith is great. And George Saunders releases his first novel soon.

    I love the modern classic American authors: Salinger, Hemingway, Faulkner, O’Connor.

    Happy mothering, happy reading, happy blogging!

  6. S

    Friday 13 January, 2017 12:41 pm

    I love reading and I would like to read more, too!
    Also, I pretty much only read classics, so if you need quick advice I’d love to suggest my favourites

  7. Naushin

    Sunday 15 January, 2017 4:05 pm

    Oh my gosh, I have read every single one of Agatha Christies mysteries and you just must read them too! Start with any one and you’ll be hooked. Such a big part of my teen years. And those scarves are gorgeous!

  8. Fräulein R.

    Thursday 19 January, 2017 4:32 pm

    I love Agatha Christie’s novels as well, I never read them until last year. Much like you I decided to fill a gap and was hooked immediately! I always preferred Poirot a bit to Marple – he’s more glamourous ;-)

  9. Tal Angel

    Sunday 19 February, 2017 7:16 pm

    Such a great way of portraying the scarves. I love those still-lives especially. They really tell a story, each one of them does.
    As a fashion designer i know how hard it is sometimes to find strong inspiration and to then interpret it into your own visual language. She’s done a good job!

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