the aftermath of some fabulous wedding, styled by Lo Bjurulf for IKEA. That's right, IKEA- didn't she do an amazing job of toning down the modernity?
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via AgentBauer
-- painterly --
my mail usually delivers a few days late (we're still off schedule on account of all the snow this winter), and on top of that, i tend to not be so great at checking it all the time either. so, i finally found the march anthropologie catalog in my box today. at least we're not yet a week in.
i really loved the artfulness of this fashion series. i think that the lines between model, set, and clothing are blurred beautifully, yet the garments and styling still take center stage. it reminds me in some small way of the pageant of the masters, which if you are ever in orange county in the summer, is a sight to be seen. the bottom two are my favorites- i could have looked at an entire catalog like this! i may have to get one of those dresses.
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-- j.crew in lisbon --
i've been excited all week about trying out a new portuguese restaurant with some of my foodie friends; we're going tonight!
fittingly, in my inbox this morning was a peek at the new j.crew catalog, shot in portugal. the architectural stage for this shoot looks incredible.
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image from jcrew.com
-- illustration --
Of course the coin purses are adorable, but the I'm also loving these charming illustrations and the
play on dimension.
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-- green graffiti --
Green Graffiti has
come up with the next step in street marketing, creating images by
power-washing urban grime instead of adding paint for companies such as
Starbucks, MTV, Dominos, and ELLE. It's easily reproducible and more
sustainable than typical advertising, and the simple look is surely
eye-catching.
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