First on, last off

Phillip Lim's collection of pretty, flimsy, oh-so-lovely things to wear around all day long with no place to go is right up my alley. The line is called Initials, and the spring collection is bright and sweet, and, is it just me or can you imagine never wanting to wear anything but the double-back-stapped bra and boxer shorts too?








Photos by TIm Barber.

A clean canvas

Beautiful and tranquil whites. This I could get used to. Dreaming of Hitoshi Uchida's home in Japan as snapped by The Selby.

Every day

I'm flying home to New Jersey/New York tomorrow and I'm preparing myself. For what you ask? Well, living in California makes you a bit spoiled, I fear. Isn't this print brilliant? I'd love it in my room on the wall. A friendly reminder.

stables

I adore the styling of this editorial. Can't you just imagine the confusing but sublime warm-in-the-sun, chill-in-the-air weather? Hm, I can. And, this makes me want a fluffy white vest to wear over denim even more. That's a basic, no?








Photos from Harpers Bazaar Australia, August.

Stolen inspiration

More Closet Visit goodies. I love the tomboyish, but still feminine thing that Karolina Maszkiewicz (phew!) has going on here. And that oh, so very English feeling sitting room. Yeah.

Joan Saló

Spanish artist Joan Saló's pen on canvas creations are what keep a doodler's heart beating.

Clemence, making us all look bad

Mason Poole for Jalouse, November 2011.

Fuschia lips

I like em.

cinereal

A few very cinematic feeling photographs.

The first two are by Gabriele Noziglia, the third is by Keegan Gibbs. via Everyday I Show, one of my favorite websites in the wide wide internet world.

dotty landscapes

Welp. These are fantastic. Lizzy Stewart is an illustrator, based in London, is inspired "by a need to tell stories but also by folk culture, music and the places in which she finds herself."




Source.

warm winter's breeze

Where is this? Is this in California? I feel like living here makes me understand this CRAZY DICHOTOMY of weather a little bit better. Hot when sitting still in the sun, but cold when walking around. Yes precisely.






Photos from Life Magazine, via Miss Moss.