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Minnie Evans (1892-1987) was a self taught artist. Her elaborate drawings in wax crayons and graphite have been exhibited in museums such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the American Folk Art Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art just to name a few. Let her work inspire you.
This little textile print shop in Philadelphia creates colorful patterns that look great in any home.
Okay, I'm obsessed with Anthropologie!
I love how Anthropologie is displaying they're new stuff.
Flavor League is a boutique wallpaper print shop in New Orleans that creates unique designs for you to plaster all over your walls. These gorgeous hand printed patterns really make you think about wallpaper in a totally different way.
As I mentioned before Suede Magazine no longer exists, but I continue to refer to their pages for inspiration. These fabulously art directed sneaker sculptures took my breath away.
Art directed by William and Stephan Ladd Photographed by Andrew Zuckerman
Selvedge Magazine featured these vintage notions (items used in sewing such as pins, buttons and hooks) in their last issue and I just had to share them with you all.
I bought these vintage cheese labels at a flea market in Kansas City, MO. Aren't they fun?!?!
I wish I could remember what magazine I clipped these from (it was either Elle or Vogue) but I do remember they are from three years ago and this look is very in right now.
Fall is coming with winter right on it's heels and there's no better time to think about cozy cashmere sweaters, crocheting by a fireplace and hot cocoa with cinnamon sprinkled on top. These palettes and textures are just a softer side to your winter look.
Jamel Shabazz's photography in his book, Back in the Days, truly captures the culture and style of Brooklyn in the early '80s. Here are a few of my favorite photos from his collection.
A little inspiration for your weekend...
