The Great

Designer and styling duo Emily Current and Meritt Elliot have officially launched their much anticipated line The Great. The whimsical Americana aesthetic brings back fond memories of their very debut collection for Current/Elliot. The influence of vintage and…

Coffee Stains

My addiction to coffee and my recent obsession with motorcycles (thanks to my newest, but late to the game, guilty pleasure Sons Of Anarchy) makes me a huge fan of Carter Asmann‘s choice of medium and subject matter. Coffee stains as motorcycle…

Casual + Collected

The gallery wall vignettes, the vintage brass details, the abundance of natural light,...

The New Red Lip

When it comes to lip color, I’m a sheer, barely there kinda girl – mostly because it’s easy and natural. But man, after seeing the gorgeous red lip at 3.1 Phillip Lim this season, I’ll be the first…

Best Dressed At The Oscars 2015

With paintbrush and pad in hand, illustrator Katherine Irwin sketched a few of our most loved looks and moments throughout the Oscars last evening. Marion Cotillard in Dior Haute Couture! Lupita Nyong’o in a custom pearl encrusted…

Yoruba Chairs

I have a new infatuation: hand beaded Yoruba chairs from Nigeria. Each one takes roughly three months to create as there are hundreds of thousands of beads embellishing these works of art that were traditionally used by the…

Best Of NYFW Fall 2015, Part 3

We left New York on an optimistic, albeit freezing, high. It was all about practicality these past couple of days (with one special exception) but with interesting and inspiring silhouettes that we can’t wait to recreate come…

Berndnaut’s Nimbus

Fascinated by temporality and duality, Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde creates and photographs real life clouds...

Hunkydory

Hunkydory‘s collection of cargo pants, embroidered blouses, parachute skirts and oversized mens shirts has our California hearts beaming like the sun we’re bestowed with all year-round. And with a name like Hunkydory, how can you not just love this Swedish brand?

DIY Paper Marbling

I was skeptical when Lauren told me about marbling paper with food coloring and shaving cream. How can you possibly get those gorgeous swirly patterns with just pantry and bathroom items?! It seemed either too complicated…