This Friday, stop by Reward to catch a whiff of Six Scents Series Two, designer fragrances from Toga, Henrik Vibskov, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Richard Nicoll, House of Holland and Damir Doma, and preview the short film that accompanies each scent. Smells like fashion.
Burobeluga does some of the most amazing, whimsical, dreamy window design we've ever seen. How much do you want to just move in and live in their world?
Not Just A Label continues to blow our mind and introduce us to new out-of-this-world labels. For example: Eyola, a Victorian-inspired collection from fashion designer Ayole, who once worked for Alexander McQueen. This Anima Octave jacket would make a stunning Halloween outfit all on it's own. Haute stuff, for sure.
Woolly Pockets are breathable garden containers that make it easy to build vertical gardens and landscape walls, ceilings, furniture, and rooms full of naked people.
Shinichi Maruyama's precise photographs of water and ink-droplets are stunning in both their beauty and technical dexterity. How does he do that? (Via How We Develop.)
A perfect pre-Halloween video—haunting and beautiful at the same time.
The lookbook from the Lyell fall-winter collection is now online, and it's as sublime as one would expect. And we're pretty sure we want to live in that house.
The ever-lovely Frankie magazine just released their first limited-edition photography book. It's full of all the hazy colors and sweet scenes Frankie is know for.
In an interview very much worth reading, Devendra Banhart complained to Pitchfork "...the labels have released the videos without me seeing them—incomplete videos that make no sense and make me look even dumber than
I am." Could be why he's releasing this 'unofficial' video for "Walillamdzi" (oh, Devandra...) off of his upcoming major label debut, What Will We Be. (Via Stereogum.)
If you can't wait for the sun to come up tomorrow, linked webcams from around the world give you perpetual sunrise at the click of a mouse.
Placing everyday, indoor objects outside, artist Rune Guneriussen manages to turn an ordinary table lamp into a thing of indescribable beauty.
Ellen Rogers ethereal photographs look like dreamy 19th century antiques—all effects she manipulates manually in the darkroom.
When I spotted this photo of my friend Chrissie Miller of Sophomore and her friend Hilary Rosenman and their incredible nails, I had to ask Chrissie immediately what the deal was. Turns out it's Minx Nail Coverings and while I've never spent a dime getting my nails done before, the leopard print is just too amazing not to try at least once. X - Jen
Taking vintage furniture and adding their own signature touch, Chaircouture are seriously blowing minds with each of their one of a kind pieces. I think this bed can be defined as whimsy at its best. X - Jen
What do you call a perfume company that bases scents off of lawn gnomes, vampires and Hellboy? Freaking awesome.
Ethel Verduzco's photography is rich in color and fun, and in this self-portrait, she shows that she's just as intriguing as her models. (Via Antler Mag.)
Fashion's favorite face—and body—of the moment has got be Lara Stone, and there's even more to love in September, when the supermodel curates Not Just A Label's shop. Hot, hot, hot.
Designer Maiko Takeda's degree collection is a beautiful assortment of work that uses shadows as jewelery.
Anyone who's a fan of Kid Sister knows that getting your nails did is serious business. Sophy Robson is about as elite as a nail artist can get, and if you never thought you'd find yourself reading a nail blog, think again.
