Diesel Black Gold Resort 2012
A simple yet perfectly wearable collection by Diesel! (check out the rest...
Abelardo Morell
Cuban artist Abelardo Morell is known for his life size photographs projected onto...
Carpetbagger
I’m beyond obsessed with these carpet bags from Market HQ . . . an absolute necessity for summer! (Market HQ Carpet Bag $42 via Tuula)
Mother May I?
A few months ago we read news of Tim Kaeding and Lela Tillem, formerly of 7 for All Mankind and Citizens of Humanity respectively, developing a fresh new denim line called Mother. The duo spent the past several…
Theyskens’ Theory Resort 2012
Boy, oh boy. Tailored blazers, boyfriend cardigans, cropped jackets, slouchy trousers, breezy...
Read Your Bookcase
This incredible bookcase is designed by Eva Alessandrini and Roberto Saporiti for the Italian furniture design firm Saporiti. Even though the letters wouldn’t quite fit, I would love to have one that said: HonestlyWTF.
Papercut Portraits
Belgium-based artist Kris Trappeniers cuts into paper, creating the most unbelievable and intricate paper portraits. Delicate, complex and downright impressive!
Suno Resort 2012
Honestly, does it get any better than Suno? Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty, the duo behind one of our favorite lines, has done blown us away with their mix of beachy-tropical prints and patterns, as well…
Como Shambhala
COMO Shambhala, a private estate located amidst the serenity of Bali’s stunning...
DIY Friendship Bracelet
For several months now, we’ve been receiving emails requesting a friendship bracelet...
Desert Indoors
Kolmanskop, a town in the Namib desert in southern Namibia, was once a rich diamond mining village. Within a 40 year span the town lived, flourished and then died. Richer diamond deposits were discovered further…
Erdem Resort 2012
Inspired by Tippi Hedren and Eva Marie Saint, starlets known for their roles in iconic Alfred Hitchcock films, Erdem Moralioglu dubbed his Resort 2012 collection Slightly Hitchcockian. I’m crushing on the watercolor floral prints, delicate lace, high…
Seven Quintillion Five Quadrillion
700,500,000,000,000,000,000. Apparently, that’s how many grains of sand there are on all the...
