Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Cardboard Leaf Wreath.

Pretty.


Here's a wreath that looks great, and that won't fade with the season. That's because it's made from 100% recycled cardboard. While it's striking in its native white, it can easily be decorated with paint, glitter, or whatever else you might like to apply.

Cardboard Leaf Wreath: White : Branch: Sustainable Design for Living

December 2009 Russian Vogue: Alexa Yudina, Photo: Terry Tsiolis

Terry Tsiolis photographed Alexa Yudina for the December 2009 Russian Vogue on May 19, 2009 with stylist Simon Robins.

December 2009 Russian Vogue editorial
Model: Alexa Yudina
Photographer: Terry Tsiolis
Stylist: Simon Robins
Hair: Esther Langham
Makeup: Petros Petrohilos

Planet Awesome Kid on Style.com



From style.com:
Suri. Shiloh. Violet. Apple. Don’t be embarrassed—I love ‘em, too. I may not be ready for a kid of my own, but today’s baby craze—crazy as it is—has me totally enthralled. We see pictures of these kids all the time on blogs and in magazines; I get press releases about the designers they’re wearing; heck, even in the recession, the billion-dollar baby industry is reported to be thriving. So it was only a matter of time before the little bambinos got their own Sartorialist-esque site, Planet Awesome Kid, devoted to the chicest of the chic.

Wait a sec. Do kids really need their own Sartorialist? Well, maybe not. But when the site’s founders, casting director Julia Samersova Adler and Women Model Management booker Christiana Tran, saw the hip threads the prepubescent set rocks these days, they decided to pay their tribute. “The idea for the site came to me one afternoon while chilling in the park with my baby daughter. I noticed all the fierce, cool, awesome kids all around,” Samersova Adler explains. She and Tran take most of the pictures themselves, but they do accept submissions as well. Their only rule: “We do not discriminate. Every child is a star—if they’re in the right outfit!” (To wit, many photos are accompanied by fashion credits.) And before the frivolity brigade charges in, let’s note that PAK helps to raise awareness for a very good cause: Global Action for Children. Its U.S. chairwoman? Shiloh’s mom.
—Derek Blasberg

Opium fragrance by Yves Saint Laurent: Karen Elson, Photo: Mert Alas + Marcus Piggott

Mert Alas + Marcus Piggott photographed Karen Elson for the Yves Saint Laurent Opium fragrance campaign on July 11, 2009 in London with Art Director Fabien Baron.

Yves Saint Laurent Opium fragrance campaign
Model: Karen Elson
Photographer: Mert Alas + Marcus Piggott
Art Director: Fabien Baron

Your moment of animal zen.

Nothing cheers me up faster or more efficiently than looking at Sharon Montrose's photos in her Etsy shop.






SharonMontrose on Etsy