Air Heads, design accessoiries for your balloon.

"London designer Héctor Serrano presents a series of paper accessories for turning balloons into animal heads at the New York Gift Fair this week" (Dezeen)

Precious plastic

  Jewelry by Denise Julia Reytan

thahanks dezeen

Age appropriate

Whilst walking through NY NY, my eye was caught by these, altered, Chinese pictures. Actually, they are bags. I would like to own these (I'm a sucker for the childish stuff) But this time I only took pictures, with my age appropriate pink camera.

I think they're all from Blue Q

Shoes by Victoria Spruce

Show RCA 2011: footwear designer Victoria Spruce presented these sculptural shoes at the Royal College of Art graduate show earlier this month. More » (via Dezeen)

In mourning

For my friends T. and T. and J.K. Who just lost their mother

Mourning veil, by Liz Rideal (via)

eye veil, by Lilly Dache

Jackie veil by Andy Warhol
Mouth veil, Photo by Karl Lagerfeld

Sketchbook Pro

Fashionary, a sketchbook tailor-made for fashion designers.It contains intensive fashion information with barely visible figure templates for instant sketching of ideas. Never mind that you can't sketch yourself! http://fashionary.org/

Hmm, total marketing concept including "Tommy Ton" style photography. They do take themselves very seriously at I.T. I guess it's the adult version of "My wonderful world of fashion"

The same idea but less chique and serious

Illustrations specially created by illustrator Nina Chakrabarti.

Much more fun, and of course, made for children.

Both "books" gave me an instant feeling of "Auch Haben", but on second thought.....I can sketch myself, but I never do cause I've got a camera, and tons of empty sketchbooks in various sizes and colours.

Bold hat, earrings and head

Alexis Colby Carrington


earrings "kind clown" by Jaime Hayon for lladro

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Kenny Kenny the ubiquitous and fabulous queen of New York nightlife polaroid by Jeremy Kost

Adventure # 3: Tosti travels

Deliberating in which bag............

Minimal Baroque collection by Prada

by Federica di Giovanni

by Mattia Buffoli

by Rosi Di Stefano

by Tassili Calatroni

"The MINIMAL BAROQUE eyewear by Prada is more than just a collection, it is an ongoing artistic project which reaches its second phase yesterday, 17th may,2011, with the launch of 2 new sunglasses designs for the Minimal Baroque collection, accompanied by the simultaneous release of 8 carefully selected photographs dedicated to new talent in fashion and presented in the talent section of vogue.it -  (zootmagazine.com)

Candy Pratts Price

The Queen of the internet

Her Work

"Candy Pratts Price may not be a household name, but the woman is a powerful force behind the scenes in the fashion industry and a leader with her pulse on the trends. Two years ago Anna Wintour dubbed Pratts Price the “Queen of the Internet,” a fitting title for the Executive Fashion Director of Style.com. Though her position was one of the many to fall victim to the economic recession in 2009, it was announced in September 2010 that Pratts Price had been scooped up as the new creative director of Vogue.com. Over her tenure as Fashion Director at Harper’s Bazaar, Creative Director at Ralph Lauren, and of course Executive Fashion Director of Style.com, Pratts Price has become renowned for her eye for style...." (read more)

Bags and Body language..

How to hold your purse this season...

Top: Prada, bottom left to right; Celine and Brioni (style.com)

From Vogue.com; "“They’re holding those bags like they’re holding a puppy!” exclaims body-language expert Lillian Glass, Ph.D., when she’s confronted with a series of runway images from the Prada fall 2011 catwalk show, in which the models are snuggling up to their purses, clutching them like something soft and warm you’d like to nestle near your bosom. read more

Surprising encounters in fashion

Collaboration in 2008 (read)

Louis Vuitton and Comme Des Garcons

As the world's oldest Parisian fashion house, Lanvin is delighted to be collaborating with the Rubel Family Collection in its support of young artists. Since his tenure, Artistic Director Alber Elbaz has used his keen artistic sensibility to preserve Jeanne Lanvin's understanding of art and fashion. Starting at ArtBasel and building over the course of the year, the conversation initiated between the Rubell Family Collection and Lanvin will bring to life a groundbreaking dialogue between contemporary art and fashion. (photo by)

 Net a Porter has partnered with the Vogue magazine to sell exclusive portraits from the Vogue archives, hand-picked and approved by Anna Wintour herself. Each print will be limited to a run of 30 and cost $700, or $3,200 for a set of five. These unique pieces of art have been carefully selected and will come with a letter of authenticity and the Vogue stamp. Above: Jacqueline Bouvier by Richard Rutledge in 1951

 “The Powder Room”, directed by Zoe Cassavettes is the first film in a series called Women’s Tales, in which notable female filmmakers with unique points of view explore the female love affair with Miu Miu. 

 

Bella Freud and Christian Louboutin His drawings on her sweaters for AW 11 (via vogue.com)

broken porcelain

Broken 20/30's:
Flapperstyle porcelain, never mind that it's broken. (more)

More X-ray

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Fashion from Nick Veasey

Helmut Newton
X-ray of Woman's Skull with Van Cleef and Arpels Necklace, Paris, 1979 (via)

Helmut Newton
 X-ray High Heeled Shoe by Karl Lagerfeld, Monte Carlo, 1995 (via)

X-ray in high heels (via)

X-ray, bound feet (probably chinese)

X-ray pin-up