Online Window Shopping...Anthropologie

'Tis the season for shopping, and since I'm trying to cut back drastically (not very successfully) on spending in general, I decided to torture myself with some online window shopping. Today's torture muse: Anthropologie.  Truth be told I'm really not all that much of a fan of anything other than their kitchenware and tchochkes, but every once in a while there's a dress or top displayed in their store that catches my eyes.

Here are some of the things I'm already loving or lusting after on their website:

This is the Balloon White Wine Glass in turquoise.  Isn't it lovely?  It looks so delicate I can see myself shattering at least one of those if I ever ventured to buy a set.  It retails for $16 a glass.

The mixed bristle large Mason Pearson hairbrush.  I actually own and use one of these daily, and I LOVE it.  If you take care of the brush, the hope is that it will last like...forever.  And you're gonna want to hope it does because the sucker retails for $120.  Yes, you can buy this brush at other outlets, but the price won't vary much.  The brush is that good.

Latte bowls.  Now I would be one to take the name of these bowls literally, fill the thing up with latte and drink right out of them...because that's just the kind of chick I am.  However, these 18 oz. bowls from Portugal are the perfect size for portions of soup or cereal....and they're pretty too!  They retail for $30 for a set of 6.

Celestial coasters in lime.  I saw some of these in the store, and they are just gorgeous.  What the photo isn't picking up is that there is a sparkle to them.  And I love me some sparkle!  These come in sets of various shades and retails for $32 for a set of 4.

Izmir measuring cups.  Every time I'm in an Anthropologie and rummaging around their housewares area, I always find a new set of measuring cups or spoons that I wish I had in my kitchen.  I know that seems odd, but just take a look at these.  They're beautiful!  They're hand painted, come in a set of 4 and retails for $32.  

What are you wishing for during your window shopping excursions?