Brokenfab
Brokenfab calls their technique 'disco beading,' a phrase both apt and awesome. (Via Style Bubble.)
Brokenfab calls their technique 'disco beading,' a phrase both apt and awesome. (Via Style Bubble.)
We've been drinking coffee and listening to house music all day—again. Fortunately, there are videos, like this one, that are a little more soothing to the soul. (Via Pitchfork.)
With their FW09 collection, Uniforms for the Dedicated has done it again, making a surreal music video based off of the world of Lewis Carroll and featuring original remixes.
Permanent Vacation's fall collection arrives, with denim batik, after-ski stuff, and lots of cozy plaid. It's pretty damn sexy—or that could just be the models.
ABSOLUT collaborated with one of our favorite designers Natalia Brilli, for the German launch of the Rock Edition with leather and studs, which was designed by Family Business. Use this bottle to smash up a hotel room. (Via High Snobiety).
The AW '09 moving lookbook by Jojo & Malou is as much fun to watch as the clothes are to wear.
Form Conspiracy’s Just My Type project is updated periodically and presents a small archive of super stylish high-end fonts for free. We bet it's a lot easier to find something you like on here than on Nerve.com
Design collective Permanent Vacation has an office on the third-longest street on the west coast of Sweden, and it's decor was inspired by an R.Kelly song. One of their many projects is a beautiful fashion collection that, fortunately, doesn't appear to be R.Kelly-inspired.
Urban Camouflage illustrates how to make a trip to Ikea a little less mind-numbing.
Beata Boucht's work includes these paper-doll-esque illustrations, which are a lot cooler than anything we had growing up.
Captivatingly beautiful in a very un-nerving way, this video for Fever Ray's "When I Grow Up" is on par with Sigur Rós's "Glósóli" for its haunting depiction of childhood.
Lisa Bengtsson's designs show up on everything from paper to pillows and plates, and we particularly like this rich, trippy wallpaper.
Artist Åsa Jungnelius creates stereotypical feminine and feminist objects out of sculpted glass—from fairy tale slippers, realistic bottles of nail polish and tubes of lipstick to giant diamond-studded dildos. As the artist statement on her website says, "Her craft revolves around aesthetic hierarchies, shifts of value, bling-bling, fashion, shopping, and the social construction of gender roles." Well done.
With T-Post, the news just got a whole lot more interesting—and less depressing. Sign up for a subscription, and the company mails you a T-shirt—with a news article printed on the inside—every six weeks.
Let The Right One in, the Swedish answer to Twilight, opens in more select theaters this weekend. Just listening to the trailer—rife with the sound of flesh-crunching bites and sloppy blood slurping—is enough to make you want to start stockpiling garlic and silver bullets. Chilly.

We would be really happy if we woke up on December 25th and there was one of these stuffed in our stocking. We'd also really wonder how Santa did it. (Via Scout Holiday.)
Cheap Monday aren't the only brand doing dip dye jeans this season and even though theirs are totally covetable, this is surely a project you can try at home with some Rit Dye and an old pair of light denim.
This bus just won the Swedish Library Bus of the Year award. Sweden rules. (Via Dezeen.)
Sandra Backlund’s anthropomorphic knitwear looks like it could swallow you in one gulp, and by calling her collection "Last Breath Bruises," she implies that it could, too.


