#Kylie the carnival fairy

[camelspit]

you should draw pearl the cloud fairy, willow the wednesday fairy, or kylie the carnival fairy ❤️❤️ love your art

2/3!!! i dont think i did kylie justice but hopefully she'll forgive me <3

[teamilkyy]

Kylie the Carnival Fairy! 🎢🎡🎠

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[autisticandwinning]

Hi! What’s your favourite book series and why?

um, i like the fairy seires we read as a kid it's like kylie the carnival fairy and other such books, you can google it, i liked it cuz fairies! but if you ask my brother then she'll say she liked the sisters 8 book series because they're all just kids and they all have special powers and work together like famliy. i think my dad really likes divergent series cuz uhh he likes the way they are special and stand out and have to keep secret how they stand out. idk about anyone else thuogh -joseph

[celebritylive]

It’s never too early to start planning the prefect birthday party!

Although Kylie Jenner‘s daughter Stormi won’t turn 2 until next year, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul is already excited about planning her baby girl’s big day.

On Saturday, Jenner, 22, let her followers know that she has some epic ideas in store for Stormi’s next birthday — which isn’t until February 1.

“Starting to plan Stormi’s 2nd bday .. it’s gonna be insane i can’t wait,” Jenner wrote on Twitter.

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Starting to plan Stormi’s 2nd bday .. it’s gonna be insane i can’t wait

— Kylie Jenner (@KylieJenner) December 6, 2019

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This year, the proud mama celebrated Stormi’s first year of life with an extravagant amusement park-themed party dubbed “StormiWorld” — a nod to ex Travis Scott‘s Astroworld.

The celebration had everything from a live “Baby Shark” performance to carnival rides to Louis Vuitton-inspired fries. “I had to go all out for my baby,” Jenner admitted on Instagram at the time, sharing a sweet mother-daughter photo from the bash.

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The entrance to the party resembled Stormi’s dad’s Astroworld album art, featuring a giant blow-up replica of Stormi’s face that welcomed guests into the venue.

Once inside, guests walked through a room filled with inflatable balloon clouds (referencing Stormi’s name) and carnival rides. Other rooms in the venue included a bubble room, “Stormi’s Shop” (filled with Stormi-themed merchandise) and a magical “butterfly forest” room.

RELATED: From Fairies and Unicorns to Fortnite and Tarzan: The Kardashian Kids’ Best Birthday Party Themes

Jenner’s excitement comes on the same day that Kim Kardashian West decided to throw an adventurous dinosaur-themed party for her and Kanye West‘s oldest, Saint, who turned 4 on Thursday.

The KKW beauty mogul gave fans a preview of the set-up, which spared no detail on the party’s prehistoric theme and included several fun dinosaur craft stations and even a dig site to look for fossils.

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[loradmurphy]

Weird and Wonderful 1920’s Carnival Wedding Shoot

I have something really cool for you today with this epic weird and wonderful 1920’s carnival wedding inspiration. If you are considering a carnival wedding but want a new take on the theme then check out these ideas.

There’s a real ambience about this incredible concept. Combining old carnival traditions like fortune telling and kissing booths with magnificently edgy styling details makes for a real show.

The colour palette of rich, dark reds teamed with vibrant teal and gold create an amazing warmth and would be perfect for an autumn or winter wedding. The beautiful tablescapes have been created using teal silk runners, gold candlesticks and small vases of flowers. I love the place settings with gold chargers, mismatched ornate plates, place name and cute gold animal. And what carnival would be complete without a toffee apple?

The fabulous props, from the furniture to the kissing booth, the carnival photo stand to the gramophone, make this styling so special. For a carnival wedding you want the cake to be a showstopper too, and this wedding cake is certainly that! Complete with carousel-look top tier, it really is a masterpiece!

Hazel Parsons and Jenny Wren created such a spectacle with these awesome weird and wonderful 1920’s carnival styling ideas. I just know you are going to love these pictures, captured perfectly by Grant Lampard Photography.

Quirky Props

“This eclectic 1920’s carnival shoot is a combination of pretty to weird and wonderful, and captures the grandeur of a 1920’s American Carnival with a touch of modern day glamour.

“The shoot took place at the Penventon Park Hotel in Cornwall, a Georgian mansion where old world charm meets modern luxury. The woodland surroundings inspired us for the first element of the shoot – a tipi nestled within the hotel’s grounds. Fairy lights adorned the interior of the Tipi twinkling in the dark winter light.

“With an abundance of quirky props, from the freak show set to the fortune teller’s tent and everything in between, the shoot screams fun with a strong dash of charisma.”

Bold, Bright and Daring

“Think intense teal blues, poppy reds and gold. These colours along with the flowers gave a bold, bright and daring look to the tablescapes. Velvet red Naomi roses complemented the velvet wedding dress and and gave a rich look against the gold vases on the tables. Red skimmia and berries added texture and a natural feel, while bright red carnations and gerberas added a pop of colour to lift the darker reds.

“The bouquet consisted of the red Naomi roses, spray roses, skimmia, limonium and rose hips. A lovely selection of foliage including eucalyptus and thalespi gave a dramatic, natural look with lots of texture and movement. Red spray roses looked beautiful placed in the model’s hair and matched her bouquet, as did the red Naomi rose buttonhole with matching berries and foliage.”

Carnival Flourishes

“Little gold toy animals added an amusing element to the place settings, and along with toffee apples hinted to the carnival theme. Gold chargers framed the vintage plates, creating a bold contrast in style and adding layering to the table. Blue runner cloths flowing down the middle of the tables gave texture and depth to the look, with individual gold vases and candlesticks placed in between.

“Anon Design wanted their stationery to be bright and bold, but also retain an element of clean, modern lines. Strong geometric shapes overlaid deep red, turquoise and pink giving depth of colour. The geometrics were a nod also to the old style fairground signage style, which would have used bright diamond patterns and strong lines. A traditional fairground style font was an opportunity to introduce further colour with gold, mustard and green. A few extra carnival flourishes, such as the winged shapes and the banner, created a strong nod to the traditional carnival style but with a modern twist.

“Finally, the wedding cake – a masterpiece which took different elements from the theme – sat pretty on an ornate gold vintage drinks trolley.”

Creative Team

Photography: Grant Lampard Photography

Shoot Location: Penventon Park Hotel, Cornwall

Styling and Coordination: Hazel Parsons Wedding and Event Consultancy and Jenny Wren Weddings and Events

Flowers: Sweet Pea Floral Studio

Props: The Prop Factory

Décor Items: Stargazey Wedding Hire

Vintage Plates: The Creative Crockery Co

Charger Plates: Wedding Flowers in Cornwall

Stationery: Anon Design Studio

Wedding Cake: Claire’s Sweet Temptations

Toffee Apples: Proper Job Parties

Red Wedding Dress: Christine Trewinnard Couture

Black Wedding Dress: The Bridal Studio

Groom’s Attire: Moss Bros

Hair: Hair by Kylie Marie

Make-Up: Penny Pascoe

Jewellery: Stephanie Stevens Jewellery

Models: Natalie Jayne Whear and Treve Stephens

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