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From London

i-D's Pre-Spring Whatever the Weather Issue

Inspired by the Chinese Year of the Dragon, i-D Magazine is releasing 12 different covers for their Pre-Spring Whatever the Weather issue. The covers, shot by fashion photographer Chen Man in collaboration with M.A.C.'s Director of Make-up Artistry Terry Barber, celebrate the diversity of beauty in China. - Hazel

From New York




American Beauty by Claiborne Swanson Frank

In her new book, American BeautyVogue alumna and photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank takes a look at some of those All-American girls we know and love (Erin Fetherston, Lily Aldridge and Michele Ouellet to name a few). It's pretty much the coffee table book of our dreams.

From Elsewhere




Megan Bentley

Megan Bentley's zine The Moon features illustrations of the big cheese in the sky.  It is the beginning of a three part series which will also include The Planets and The Stars.  She needs to make a lunar sequence font out of her moon alphabet, stat!

From Los Angeles


Lucia Ribisi's StyleLikeU

After watching this StyleLikeU video it's easy to conclude that Lucia Ribisi, Giovanni Ribisi's daughter, is probably cooler than everyone—and she's only 14 years old! Her style is an eclectic mix of vintage finds and textbook teen items like beat up purple converse and multiple bangles on each arm. You also might have seen her in the Weetzie Bat inspired shoot for Paper Magazine or heard her singing in songs for Beck and Sia. A musician, artist and a member of the Riot Grrrl Scouts, it seems like Lucia Ribisi can only get more awesome in 2012.- Hazel

From Paris

Jalouse Magazine: Une Fille Comme Les Autres

Matthew Frost knows a thing or two about how to shoot those whimsical look books we all love so much. (via Jalouse)

From Melbourne



Head Full of Snakes

Motorbikes consumed the heads of designers Stuart Geddes and Luke Wood so much they created a mag. Head Full of Snakes is full of good looking bike stuff for serious bike people, fans and novices alike. Each copy is printed on a Riso, compiled by hand and includes a real life flexidisc. (We thought those things were extinct!) - Nadia

From Vancouver

(Photo via Seth Fluker)

Jennilee Marigomen

Ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to our newest blogger: Jennilee Marigomen from 01 Magazine!  Based out of Vancouver, this incredibly talented photographer will be giving us a Canadian perspective on things (and we have a feeling it's a little different than South Park or Degrassi make it out to be).  Welcome to the team, Jennilee!

From Elsewhere


STOPS

Garage Magazine and Dasha Zhukova have launched STOPS, a crowd-sourced street style site with some serious prizes.  All you need to do is submit a picture, vote on your favorite outfits, and the looks with the most love will win some designer duds.  So get on there and show us whatcha got!

From Elsewhere




Milkbbi

Milkbbi is Justin Wallis, an American illustrator who specializes in drawing super cute cartoons and animations. His work has appeared in publications like Frankie Magazine and Worn Fashion Journal, and his tumblr is one of the coolest places on the interwebs. Taking his inspiration from Kawaii culture, 8-bit videogames, and stickers, Milkbbi's candy-colored illustrations are just so totally awesome. - Hazel

From Sydney

Oyster Magazine's Top 5: Designer Chokers

Who knew chokers would ever be so chic? Oyster Magazine named their top five designer pieces but something tells me that we could come up with several more. It looks as if chokers are totally happening again. Will you be on the bandwagon with this trend? X - Jen

From Elsewhere

Lindzine #1

Introducing the Lindsay Lohan Fanzine by The Wormholes.  Filled with 56 pages of our beloved Lilo, we can't think of anything we would rather see more. Lindzine, consider yourself bought.

From London

Dazed & Confused "Making It Up As We Go Along"

To celebrate their 20th anniversary Dazed and Confused magazine has released the book Making It Up As We Go Along, a recollection of the past 20 years of art, design, and fashion featured in the magazine. Filled with interviews from photographers and stylists as well as material by Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, and Harmony Korine, this book is the sickest 20th birthday celebration ever! - Hazel

From New York

Rotter and Friends x Dossier

We love Rotter & Friends, Dossier Journal and Stevie Nicks, so when the three come together on this one amazing T-shirt, you can bet that we already bought it!

From Toronto




Acquired Taste

Acquired Taste is a publication for the food lover with a visual appetite covering everything from food trucks to spicy hot cocoa recipes (pictured above). The photography is simply perfect and makes me eager to up my culinary skills, or at very least take pictures of food. Only one issue is currently available but they're working on releasing their second very soon. -Bob

From New York


Top Magazine Issue 3

TOP Magazine releases its most amazing issue to date and has the most captivating cover you've ever seen. And that's even before you realize it's super babe Jen Brill that's naked on the cover. X - Jen

From New York

Poehler Polaroids

NY Mag has a slideshow of Amy Poehler's characters from her days in Upright CitizenBrigade. These three are just the beginning...

From Sydney



Razou

Curated by Sydney-based editor and stylist Britt McCamey, Razou is an online publication of new photography, art and hawt fashions. - Nadia 


From Paris


L'Officiel Oct 11 feat. Tavi

It may not be her first magazine cover but it's my favorite to date. Leave it to 90-year-old fashion magazine L'Officiel to capture Tavi as the new young editrix she is. X - Jen

From Sydney


COLAB x Wooden Toy Quarterly

COLAB's latest, ahem, colab is with the editor of Wooden Toy Quarterly, Timba Smits. The frame campaign was shot in Sydney motorcycle workshop Deus Ex Machina in keeping with Timba's retro sci-fi styling. - Nadia

From Melbourne



Profile Pub

Profile Pub features 16 interviews with 16 people from a cross-section of Melbourne's creative industries. Local coffee hero Mark Dundon, fashion designers Georgie and Alex from Alpha 60, music producer Miami Horror and art directors Moopjaw are part of the talented pool who work hard to make good things happen in their hometown. - Nadia