Society for Rational Dress has a beautiful new Spring collection up online!





I’m really sad to be missing this but Society for Rational Dress is having a sale November 10th in LA. I bought so many great pieces that I love at her last sale.

places like this fascinate me. it reminds me of the secret garden and great expectations.
photo from casa vogue.

I love this spread from Another Magazine styled by Camille Bidault Waddington. It’s such a beautiful color story. Somehow she even made the model look like her.

some winter outfit inspiration..









bottom center image is from impulse seattle an incredible shop with a well curated selection of the seasons best clothes.

Labour and Wait looks like an incredible store featuring beautifully designed simple household items. I wish there were shops like this here.

via reference library

it’s official the radiators turned on in my apartment last night…
it has finally started to feel like summer is really over and winter is coming. maybe next summer i will get out of the city to enjoy somewhere that looks like this.



photo from henrik vibskov’s site.

i love how they create their own little world in this video.



via lili

from I-D Magazine

since moving to nyc i have been eating too many of these.



here are some beautiful ruffles, bagels and nice boots from 45rpm‘s winter catalog.

Here are some more hauntingly beautiful photos by Jon Bergman, taken on a recent trip to a village outside of Newcastle.
I really love medium format photos, there’s something so nice about a square image with those shadowy edges that gives the photos a more dreamlike quality.







Thank you to Jon for sending these to me!

I went to the opening of the candy store Papabubble this weekend, and I didn’t really know what to expect but that candy is AMAZING! It’s such a great gift giving item too. The shop is nicely designed and the candy is really flavorful.

Thank you Erica for telling me about this.

The opening was a lot of fun, there was a live painting demonstration, nintendo docomodake games to play, cute stuff for sale, and I was even interviewed for Japanese tv.

If you are in New York tonight come check out “How to Cook Docomodake?” at Docomodake Gallery in NOLITA. “Group exhibition featuring the works of 16 Japanese artists, each assigned with the mission to cook Docomodakes according to their personal recipes including painting, illustration, sculpture, photography and more.”

201Mulberry Street (between Spring St. and Kenmer St.), from 6 to 8PM,
Friday, October 19th.
Free Drinks and Snacks!!

via jenny was here

this book is full of beautiful scraps of paper and packagings..