Leaves you wanting more

Decor to die for with love

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via The Decorista

Happy weekend with Marilyn Monroe!

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Works of Art by Nathalia Edenmont

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1970s decor to die for

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via Because I'm addicted

More Now and Then

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1960 and 2011 (urban outfittters)

via the lovely blog The Lady book

Back at work. Home offices to die for

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all via Paris Apartment

Looks a lot like shoe fetishism...

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Some of it via La jolie Maisonette

Lillian Bassman with love

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Now on February 13, we lost Lillian Bassman at age 94. Lillian Bassman who became one of the greatest woman photographers in the world of fashion. From around the 1940s until the 1960s Bassman worked mostly for Harpers Bazaar.

The most notable qualities about her photographic work are the high contrasts between light and dark, the graininess of the finished photos, the geometric placement and camera angles of the subjects.

Lots and lots of lovely Hair

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via Ros.E.

Happy weekend!

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Enjoy it!! I will!!

Source unknown. I would love to know where it's from please let me know if you do <3

Decorating in pink

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via Belle Maison

M.I.A. with love

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Conference of six

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Source unknown. Would love to know more about the photograph so please let me if you do!!

Happy Monday! - Back at work - Offices spaces to die for!

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via The Decorista

Dedicated followers of fashion - with shoes from Prada. A balancing act indeed

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I've just bought new shoes. Feeling ~~fabulous~~ a bit like this. It worked so well when I walked around in the store - then out in the real cold world I'm all of a sudden like a new born Bambi. This is from an editorial in Singapore L'officiel, called "A balancing act". It's really funny. We hope these girls are insured when they go to work.

Advanced style at its best!

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This not only leaves me wanting more. It makes me so happy it almost hurts. This is why I love fashion!! It makes me remember and miss all that was great about my grandmother and her love for dressing up. These women are amazing and this movie says it all!

Big thanks to Ari Seth Cohen and his absolutely fantastic blog Advanced style

Happy weekend!

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via Bluetramontana Style

More Now and Then

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1960 and 2006

via the lovely blog The Lady book

Hallo baby from 1976

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This is an adorable filmstill from the Swedish movie Hallo baby, from 1976.

Starring a young Marie Louise Ekman.

Below is the poster from the same movie. It represents the 70s so well. Graphic design that makes you happy, isn't it?

Barbara Kruger with love - leaves me wanting more

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Barbara Kruger, american collage artist famous for her layered photographs.

Back at work with Diana Vreeland

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Inspriring Diana Vreeland at her office

via Habitually chic

Dynasty mudslide

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Dynasty with love

I'm planning to have this hanging over my desk. These are girls that work hard.

Planning for the weeks ahead...

Bulgari with Julianne Moore

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Happy weekend - go dancing with Lanvin!

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Lanvin goes dancing - Hilarious! Happy Friday!

More by The Guerrilla girls

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More by The Guerrilla girls. This is so brilliant.

Folded fashion - folded art. Dior 2007

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Folded fashion created by John Galliano for Christian Dior, spring/summer 2007 .

Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, which started in the 17th century and was popularized outside of Japan in the mid-1900s. In origami you transform a flat sheet of material into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques. There is much speculation about the origin of Origami. While Japan seems to have had the most extensive tradition, there is evidence of an independent tradition of paperfolding in China, as well as in Germany, Italy and Spain among other places. The earliest evidence of paperfolding in Europe is a picture of a small paper boat in Tractatus de sphaera mundi from 1490. There is also evidence of a cut and folded paper box from 1440.

Origami and the art of folding has inspired many fashion designers and continues to do so.

Sandra Backlund at The Museum

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The art of folding and creating sculptural designs is somehting swedish fashion designer Sandra Backlund shares with Joan Sallas. Their work will be featured at The Hallwyl Museum in Stockholm very soon.

Sandra Backlund says that all her shapes come from thinking of the process as a collage. She knits her shapes as she goes, without a pattern or a plan. All of Backlund‘s designs have a clear sculptural quality and one can feel both her technique and imagination in all her work. There is a deep respect for the handicraft process.

"I always start with an idea. Then I begin to experiment with different handicraft techniques and materials. I improvise a lot and allow myself to lose control to see what happens.”

Back at work - office spaces to die for.

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Back at work! Happy Monday everyone! I think these work spaces are to die for. They were all found at Rue Magazine, a true source of inspiration.

More Now and Then - 1950 vs 2004

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1950 and 2004

Then and Now by the lovely blog The Lady Book

Åsa Jungnelius leaves me wanting more - Glass art to die for!

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Swedish glass artist Åsa Jungnelius work leaves me wanting more. It's beautiful and profound.

Have a happy weekend with Dorothy Draper at The Greenbrier resort

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Famous American interior decorator Dorothy Draper decorated the hotel The Greenbrier in North America, right after the end of World War II. Dorothy Draper would come to inspire a generation of home improvement devotees. The Anti-minimalist she was, she created the new style called "Modern Baroque". The Greenbrier is still one of her most famous works. Here are some new and old photographs to enjoy. It certainly leaves me wanting more...

via Knotting Hill Interiors and Honestly...wtf

Diana Vreeland - In order to be truly elegant...

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In order to be to be truly elegant,

one needs a splash of bad taste.

- Diana Vreeland

More Now and Then - 1954 vs 2010

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Vogue 1954 samt The Daily mail 2010

via The Lady book

Wallpaper to die for - that leaves you wanting more

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via The Decorista

Designer Yves Saint Laurent's desk leaves me wanting more

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Who wouldn't want to work here?!

via Habitually Chic and Luster Interiors

The Guerrilla girls

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Guerrilla girls! There for us to make a better world. This is genius and makes me so happy!

Ellen Rogers

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From fashion photographer Ellen Rogers

Have a happy weekend!

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More by Melvin Sokolsky, 1965

Petrina Hicks with love

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Works by Petrina Hicks. For more, go to http://www.petrinahicks.com/

The house of Ann Sui

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Interior decoration by Ann Sui. Both from Elle Decor

Vogue Italia March 2010 - Tim Walker

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Photography by Tim Walker for Vogue Italia 2010,

found on Rococo Vintage

Back at work - Office spaces to die for!

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Desks you want to work at. Or just look at atleast.

Depends on how much you like your work I guess.. via The Decorista

Anna dello Russo as Fashimal

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                                          Anna dello Russo as Fashimal, see her at Fashimals
                                           or go see her blog http://www.annadellorusso.com/

Rabee Younes

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Great things by Rabee Younes

Have a great weekend

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More by Melvin Sokolsky, from 1965

More Now and Then

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The clutch

Then and Now

via the lovely blog The Lady Book

Beth Hoeckel

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Beth Hoeckel, found via The Jealous curator

Iris Apfel

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Wonderful Iris Apfel. Love her! Her style, jewellery and home! These pics were found at The Women's Room and Trendland.net

Back at work

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wouldn't be so bad if you reached the office going up these stairs,
via The Decorista Daydreams

Designer Diane von Furstenbergs desk leaves me wanting more

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via Habitually Chic

Marie Claire Italia March 2011

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Marie Claire Italia, March 2011

Marilyn Monroe

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Have a Great weekend!

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A girl on her way to have a good weekend. Photography by Melvin Sokolski
Fashion photography at its best.

Fashimals working at Vogue

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Fashimals working at Vogue. Can you see who it is? Anna Wintour, Grace Coddington and Andre Leon Talley. This is so great! See more at Fashimals

Audrey Hepburn with love

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Ira von Furstenberg in Ungaro

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Princess Ira von Furstenberg in Ungaro, from A white carousel

Vogue Now and Then!

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Vogue 1956 and Vogue Australia 2011

This is so much fun! It's work done by The Lady Book. Real proper Then and Now

Love them! It really leaves you wanting more and the great thing is: There is lots more!

Something that leaves me wanting more

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Something leaving me wanting more from Paris Apartment

Back at work

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wouldn't be so bad. If this is the office. From Decorista daydreams

Designer Erdem Moralioglu's desk leaves me wanting more - Happy Monday!

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Read a short interview with Erdem Moralioglu at The Guardian

Love this by legend fashion photographer F.C. Gundlach

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(via Bluetramontana Style)

Tanaquil Le Clercq

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There are so many amazing photographs of her.
I found these two at The Winger and Loving the Ugliness too

Javier Piñon

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Falling in love with the work of Javier Piñon

Have a good long lovely weekend!

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More by Melvin Sokolsky, this from 1965

Interiors to die for, by Venetian designer Alvise Orsini

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To see more, go to Orsini Design

Work by Melvin Sokolsky from 1963

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I'm falling in love with his work, via Bluetramontana Style

Picture perfect photography by Paolo Roversi

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Picture perfect photography by Paolo Roversi. These were found at Kloset Kase

Ormond Gigli

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Lovely work by Ormond Gigli via Ormond Gigli

Follow my blog with Bloglovin

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Pretty pink - rosy red

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Winter

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Two deers from Paonote_ room 269

Lots of presents for the New year

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From the lovely blog A white carousel

Happy New Year!

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Something lovely (or two) from Some kind of color