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1940’s New York Fashion
How lovely are these fashionable ladies from New York in the 1940’s? They’ve inspired me to put a little more effort into dressing myself in the days to come. via: LIFE Magazine
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Tagged 1940's fashion, fashionable ladies, New York, street fashion, Time LIFE Magazine
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Wolcott: Takemoto Spring 2015
When it comes to the summer clothing I like to take a minimalist approach. My aim is to wear simple and comfortable clothing made from natural fabrics. The most-prized items are those with the addition of an interesting detail – a good … Continue reading
Posted in fashion
Tagged clothing line, Joy Wolcott, Natasha Takemoto, New York, spring 2015 collection, Wolcott: Takemoto
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Hello 2014
Happy New Year! Please excuse the belatedness of the greeting, I took some time away from this blog to refresh and recuperate. I hope you all had a good festive season. It is good to be back.For those of you who … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, books/magazines/publishing, design, eating, fashion, illustration, polaroid/photography
Tagged Alexander McQueen, Brian Ferry, brownstone house, Damien Hirst, Erik Marinovich, Felicita Sala, green vegetable minestrone soup, hand-drawn lettering, Hannah Metz, Healthy Chef blog, illustrated recipes, Ingierstrand Bad, Italian illustrator, Lena Corwin, Murphysboro Illinois 1971, Nancy Drew, New York, New York Magazine, Remodelista, restaurant branding, Robert Holmgren, Saul Leiter, silk scarves, Sunday Suppers, Uniform design agency, whipped honey recipe
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Sad Girls
Sad Girls is a creative collaboration between Brooklyn-based illustrators Leah Goren, Tuesday Bassen and Yelena Bryksenkova. They publish a quarterly zine featuring the work of illustrators, designers, writers, and photographers.
Posted in illustration
Tagged Brooklyn, creative collaboration, Leah Goren, New York, Sad Girls, Tuesday Bassen, tumblr, Yelena Bryksenkova, zine
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Postcards from Maine
I’ve always admired Mallory for her blogging stamina, she has close to ten blogs and tumblrs (you can find a full list of them here) and each is a delight. I’m not sure how she does it as I struggle with … Continue reading
The Floating Farmhouse
I stumbled across this restored farm house on the Bliss blog, which was featured in Dwell’s May issue. The place looks amazing: high ceilings, huge windows, an open kitchen with a fireplace. The house is owned by former advertising copywriter … Continue reading
Posted in architecture
Tagged 200 year old farmhouse, Bliss blog, Dwell, May issue, New York, The Floating Farmhouse, Tom Givone
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Paul McDonough
“Paul McDonough was born in Portsmouth, NH. After graduating from high school in 1958, he moved to Boston, where he graduated from the New England School of Art. In 1967, he moved to New York City, where he has lived … Continue reading
Posted in polaroid/photography
Tagged 1960s, 1970's, American photographer, New York, Peter McDonough, Sasha Wolf Gallery
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The High Line
The High Line is a mile long urban park in New York on the site of what was an elevated freight railroad spur. Take a look at section 2 of The High Line designed by James Corner Field Operations and … Continue reading
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