EDITORIAL, FASHION _ great new lengths

some nice voluminous skirts in this

beautiful editorial in the july 2013 issue of

vogue australia.

ashleigh good was photographed by nicole bentley

and styled by jillian davison.

see more here.

FASHION _ would wear

both from e-g.co.

found through oculto.

THINGS _ specks of red

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1 _ a copenhagen house by norm architects, photo by jonas-bjerre-poulsen, via yatzer.

2 _ steve harries, via blancrougenoir.

3 _ unknown, via blancrougenoir.

4 _ museum of the moving image, via thesensesperception.

5 _ tilda swinton, via loverunway.

6 _ trivalent brand identity by nina georgieva, via blancrougenoir.

7 _ xavier antin, via blancrougenoir.

8 _ work from daikoku design institute, via buamai.

9 _ "du hast alles in der hand!" (c) sohimmelblau on flickr, via blancrougenoir.

10 _  flat life light by finn magee.

DECOR _ a home of unlimited imagination with lots of mirrored walls

works by jean-christophe vaillant, jean-charles blais and vibeke tandberg.

the home of french scenographer/set designer

hervé sauvage

provides much to look at.

nice memorabilia,

interesting artworks,

daybeds by charlotte perriand,

dark grey woodwork,

nice old flooring

and lots of mirrored walls.

i think that mirrored walls work extremely well

when you put things right in front of them

or hang artworks on them...

pictures are from the march 2013 issue of

elle decor italia.

edited by danielle miller,

photos © richard powers/photofoyer.

this home also appears in the book

new parisian style

(also by danielle miller and photographed by richard powers).

previously: donna karan's ny home photographed by richard powers.

A LITTLE THIS AND THAT _ art vs. dress

1 _ art by courtney price. her works are available at rectangular objects.

via what she has found.

2 _ stella mccartney brigitte dress, detail. available at stella mccartey.

3 _ the dress and the artwork (flipped verically) side by side.

whether or not the designer was really inspired by this artwork, i don't know

(i personally think she was), but i kinda think that this kind of

"stealing" is rather legitimate in design... i mean transforming

a work of art into a dress or design.

i remember when i was much younger and drew dresses for fun

(well, i still do) i would use all kinds of things for transforming them into

dresses. think furniture, ceramics, buildings or jewelry.

what's your opinion? i'm curious.

and a similar post before.

ART, DECOR _ kindergarten treasures and other things

1, 3, 5, 7 _ vintage little chairs via mondoblogo (cool blog!). they were exhibited at some gallery

and sold by mondo cane.

2 _ card via beau travail aime, made by tada reiko, sold here at gm projects.

4 _ via colorgram.

6 _ poster by seen and made.

WORDS

follow the call of the disco ball.

a funny work by

rachel castle.

THINGS _ four

1 _ maruni

2, 3, 4 _ via lifeonsundays

FASHION _ you wear what you eat

a fun and beautiful editorial

from julius meinl am graben's gourmet magazin.

fellow hungarian model fanny kisbajcsi was

photographed by nicole maria winkler

mostly in vintage dolce e gabbana and

stella mccartney outfits.

via hungarian fashion's beauty, a blog showcasing

whatever hungarian models do. 

(think kinga rajzak, eniko mihalik,

vanessa axente, barbara palvin and the like...

really worth a visit.)