Zoe & Morgan
The illustrations created for Zoe & Morgan's current jewelry collection, Who Loves Wins, are as lovely as the baubles themselves.
The illustrations created for Zoe & Morgan's current jewelry collection, Who Loves Wins, are as lovely as the baubles themselves.
Richard Nicoll's video for his SS10 collection: Daul Kim, flowers, chicken wire, scary music.
The Art of the Trench collects the best Burberry street-style and you can even submit your own—provided that it's Burberry, of course.
We're hyperventilating a bit over these amazing Zodiac rings from Solange Azagury-Partridge.
A new book is out, containing 100 Facts About Pandas. Unfortunately, not all of them appear to be true. (Via Creative Review.)
I'm still deciding if this Vivienne Westwood for Melissa Bow Bootie looks straight out of a cartoon and would it also be OK for a 27-year-old to wear it? What do you wear with lilac pvc boots?! -Jen
She's cute, has a great name, and is just getting started. Meet Eleanor Seabird. You're gonna like her.
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.
I'm a total fan of digital magazines and the fourth issue of Glossy Mag is out and has some great material, including interviews with the adorable Alexandra Spencer of 4th & Bleeker and Urban's own collaborator, Jane Aldrige. Read on! -Jen

If you loved Big Pink's "Dominos," which we included on LSTN 7, then chances are you'll also love Switch's remix. If you don't, well then, um...
Chapter One Gallery opens its doors with an inaugural show aptly titled Genesis. Exhibited is work from Stefan Marx, Michael Swaney, Samuel Francois, Mudwig, Erosie and Merjin Hos. Genesis closes at the end of the month, but up next is Our Ends, showcasing only London talent.
A little anti-smoking campaign by brothers Eri and Phillip Chu of Ground-Zero.
Licorice Allsorts taste chewy and look like wetsuits circa 1987. The British confection was invented in 1899 but looks oh-so current–– it's the candy that doubles as a decorative element.
-Molly
Textile designer Juliette Van Rhyn makes fey hand-printed and hand-stitched brooches, and her current spate of offerings is an extension of her graduate collection, which was based off children's folk stories.
When all else fails, set up shop in your living room. Of course, it helps if, like Sarah, you can stock it with goodies from Fred Butler, Colin Henderson and Cooperative Designs.
Central Saint Martins grad Rachel Freire is a fashion designer and costumer whose creations run toward the post-apocalyptic mind-blowing—with an emphasis on hair, and lots of it.
Gabriella Marina Gonzalez's shoes were most definitely made for gawking, not walking. (Via Style Bubble.)
After just finishing his solo exhibition in Paris, Jean Jullien has released some new work, and it's all relative, with the 'Family' collection including five limited-edition screen-printed characters.
On October 5th, Warp Records will release Warp20, a deluxe, special-edition box set of art and music commemorating the extraordinary label's 20th anniversary. It includes previously unreleased tracks, an exclusive hour-long mix, a book of the label's design history and a locked-groove vinyl set, all wrapped up in one beautiful package.


