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August Covets

Aug 14
1 min read


Happy August! This month I've been craving a little more character in the things I bring home and the pieces I wear. Summer is still very much here, but I’m starting to reach for deeper colors, interesting textures, and those special details that make something feel like a true find.


This month’s Covets captures that late-summer mood with pieces that feel playful, collected, and a little unexpected. I love the mix of old and new and how easily these finds could become favorites well beyond this season. Consider this my way of enjoying every last bit of summer while quietly getting excited for what’s next.


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James Jhonson
James Jhonson
4 days ago

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xiao jingyao
xiao jingyao
Oct 01

Keeping a monthly list of things worth wanting, with a reason for each, works because it commits to a point of view rather than to a catalogue. Saying which one you would actually buy would make it sharper. Turning a single image from the list into a short clip is something AI Fruit does from one prompt.

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William Shakespeare
Sep 29

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yaqian zhang
Aug 24

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fnffree67
Aug 15

I like the idea of shifting toward richer colors and more character as FNF summer starts winding down. I’m curious, though, what makes a piece feel like a "true find" to you - its uniqueness, the story behind it, or simply how well it fits into your everyday style?

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