I'm not particularly good at critiquing art/artists, however I do know what I like. Spanish artist Silvia Prada has recently released a book of her illustrations, fittingly called Art Book, depicting various images of pop culture. It's confusing and erratic and unbelievably amazing and I can't wait to get my hands on a copy.
Loving the latest 'Precious' collection by Deadly Ponies. Constructed from bone, silver and gold and moulded into skulls, wishbones and bullets, the collection is quirky, but most definitely cool.
Sorry for the lack of posts these past few days, but my week has been filled with all things Uni related and unfortunately the blog has taken a bit of back seat. So to make up for my absence here are some images of Giles Deacon's dinosaur bag (recently seen on Katie Grand via Jak & Jil), which may possibly be the coolest and most lust worthy accessory I've seen in a long time.
Perfection in a clutch. Perhaps a little sacrilegious, but when Tom Binns is involved does it matter?
Romance Was Born
Ellery
ANT!PODiUM
From the opening party of Loreal Melbourne Fashion Festival (LMFF) 2010. From top left - Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves by Akira, 101 Dalmatians by Romance Was Born, Snow White by Dion Lee, Beauty and The Beast - Tina Kalivas, Alice in Wonderland by Colette Dinnigan, Fantasia by Michelle Jank, Cinderella by Willow and Minnie Mouse by Sass & Bide.
Pardon my language (Mum, I'm very sorry), but tonight I plan to do sweet fuck all and to celebrate I thought I would post this fashion editorial featured in the February 2008 edition of British Vogue. Enjoy. 
It seems only appropriate that Alexander McQueen's final collection was full of his signature theatrical grace, classic romanticism and impeccable tailoring.
Kenzo Fall 2010 Ready-to-Wear. One of my favourite collections this season.
Breathtakingly gorgeous behind the scenes images from Rodarte.
For me, nothing compares to the 90's Miu Miu ad campaigns. The recent Lindsay Lohan and Katie Holmes (two names I had hoped never to mention on this blog) outings hold none of the innate simplicity that previous campaigns achieved so well. 
I've meaning to post these images for quite some time, but needless to say somewhere along the line I've gotten distracted and these gorgeous pics of Abbey Lee have languished all alone, unshared, on my computer. So here they are, shot by Max Doyle for the March 2010 edition of Vogue Australia.
