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From Australia 06/25/09
Bookworms Never Go to Bed Alone permalinkIn Bookworms Never Go to Bed Alone at Gorker Gallery, artist and photographer Kelly Thompson presents mixed-media works that illustrate the kind of geeky girls every guy—even the quarterback—dreams of. Boys do make passes at girls who wear glasses.
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From Australia 06/17/09
All Of Our Lives permalinkDonning something from the All Of Our Lives ‘Happy Bow Day’ collection is a surefire way to get yourself invited to a mad tea party. |
From Australia 06/12/09
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From Australia 06/02/09
Deadly Ponies Precious permalinkKatie Smith and Liam Bowden, the designers behind Deadly Ponies, one of our favorite bag lines, have created Deadly Ponies Precious, a jewelry line based in part on the Victorian tradition of ‘mourning jewelry,’ which were the first baubles a woman was allowed to wear after she’d spent the past one year and one day mourning the loss of her husband. Fortunately, we can wear these bad-ass bits in much happier times. |
From Australia 05/12/09
Anna & Boy permalinkBardot eyeliner may not be the most practical makeup for a day at the beach, but as the Anna & Boy swimwear catalog illustrates, who the hell cares?
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From Australia 05/11/09
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From Australia 04/22/09
Foxy Man permalinkIn a sea of fashion blogs, I can’t think of any specific one I’d rather read every day besides Foxy Man. Nadia lives in Melbourne, has as much of an obsession for killer rock’n’roll and leather as I do and while her outfit posts are sporadic, each one is somehow more mindblowingly amazing than the last. All around this is thee blog to check out! X - Jen |
From Australia 04/16/09
The Grafik Museum permalinkRecently launched site The Grafik Museum is dedicated to the best in Aussie art, design, photography and models. FYI: The awesomeness above is an oil painting, not a photograph. Down Under is ripping it right now.
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From Australia 04/09/09
Monster Children Photo Issue permalinkEver wanted to have your pics published in a magazine? It’s your lucky day. Or April 25th is your lucky day, to be exact. Sydney’s Monster Children magazine is asking people to take pictures at 4pm on Saturday, April 25th, and then submit them for their annual photo issue. Set your alarms.
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From Australia 04/09/09
Lovers’ Land Bike Tour permalinkAs if we didn’t already wish that we were a gnarly dude with a bike, board and snarled blonde hair, the beauty of the Lovers’ Land Blog is proof that the life of a non-surfer is no life at all.
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From Australia 04/03/09
Romance Was Born permalinkWhat up down under? Romance Was Born is just another example of how Aussie fashion is absolutely killing it right now.
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From Australia 03/13/09
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From Australia 03/11/09
Me and Oli permalinkGood for her, sucks for us: Illustrator Lalita Lu’s clothing line Me and Oli frequently sells out. With prints like these, it’s no wonder they’re flying out the door.
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From Australia 03/11/09
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From Australia 03/05/09
‘Predator’ and ‘Home Alone’ permalinkOpening March 6, Monster Children Gallery presents a double photography-feature, showcasing the work of two dudes who can both make you famous (at least in Internet circles): The Cobrasnake and Todd Selby. For the show, Mark Hunter’s culled the best of his Aussie archive, and Selby is doing a series of special shoots in and around Sydney.
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From Australia 03/02/09
Karen Walker Eyewear permalinkIf there was any way to make Karen Walker shades appeal even more to everyone in the market than they already do, throwing a set of fangs onto the super cute models would be the way to go. X - Jen |
From Australia 02/20/09
Maurie and Eve permalinkEvery once in a while, we come across something that is so good we’re almost tempted to keep it to ourselves. Maurie and Eve is one such thing.
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From Australia 02/16/09
Es Trella permalinkThe Es Trella lookbook is something that while flipping through you realize every piece is something you’d like in your wardrobe and it makes you really excited because here’s all these things you’ve been hoping for all in one place and an Australian design duo. Keep an eye out for their fish scale leather shorts. X - Jen |
From Australia 02/13/09
LightScraper permalinkThe url for Eness, an interactive design and installation firm in Melbourne, is electronicmiracles.com, and it’s particularly apt. One of their most-recent and most-mind-blowing projects is the LightScraper, created for the Rainbow Serpent festival. The LightScraper is outfitted with infrared cameras that track human movement and then transpose it into musical notes and lights, creating an ever-changing aural and visual experience. (Via PSFK.) |
