“I am loving Handle & Spouts hairpins!!” - designdust
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Jamala's effort to decrease obsessive bookmarking and link sending. Enjoy.
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oh joy!
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TheDieline
Hit me up: missmodularblog@gmail.com
More Miss Modular:
Homies:
Made In The Dark
Flaming Gorillas
Devanity
The Brisk Convergence
I Could Rock That
Deamplified
'Sup Magazine
Soooo good:
Fly Girls
ffffound
flickrdesign
design work life
Buamai
share some candy
Four Four
Crust Station
The Selby
It's Nice That
Fubiz
Graphic Exchange
Swissmiss
NOT COT
DONE
Ellmania
Wooster Collective
This is Glamorous
Kris's Color Stripes
Design Sponge
Happy Cavalier
LOLITA
ycn blog
Poppy Talk
The cherry blossom girl
FWIS Book Cover Blog
Garance Doré
Scout Holiday
oh joy!
grain edit
Afrobella
Desire to Inspire
ISO50 Blog
Masala Chai
Urban Outfitters Blog
TheDieline
Simple, cute Blackberry commercial that I’m in love with. Aside from the obvious pull of the fashiony subject matter I pretty much want to marry the color palette and have its babies.
The holidays are right in my face and Andrea just opened an online store for her natural hair-inspired prints. Danger.
One of my recent favorites from The Sartorialist.
COMBO a collaborative animation by Blu and David Ellis (2 times loop). Blowing. My. Mind.
(via jazzinbooks: notblu)
“ Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking, and don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.
Steve Jobs (via chelsealyn & hrrrthrrr)
I was fairly mesmerized by this door that I spotted on lower Broadway. I wonder if I could get away with doing this to my front door without getting shanked by my landlord. Hmm.
Back to NY Fashion Week coverage: Marc Jacobs took it to the streets this season. So beautiful!
(photos via zimbio)
Designer Jenny Grigg is responsible for this excellent series of Peter Carey covers. FaceOut Books (my new obsession, yet another wonderfully curated collection of book cover design) gives us an inside look as she discusses her previous experiences with the project as well as her design process.
(via Buamai)
Nanette Lepore, Spring 1010. I LOVE how she incorporated the colorful knits.
(photos via NY Magazine)
Teaser trailer for “Up in the Air.” Directed by Jason Reitman.
Y’know I’ve honestly checked out of my Clooney Fandom for while now. Maybe I wasn’t cut out for political thrillers, quirky facial hair and the raping of the original Ocean’s 11. Admittedly I’m an ER/Out of Sight/One Fine Day Clooney fan. I’m a fan of this.
Up in the Air is the first film of his in a while that I’m REALLY excited to see. Thanks to my strong faith in the magic of Jason Reitman, Georgie and I just might be able to reconcile.
(via madeinthedark)
Photo by Erick Hoffmann.
(via dropular)
Tracy Reese’s show was one of the few that I made it to this week and she certainly didn’t disappoint. I need that blue dress in my life.
(photos via NY Magazine)
Business cards for Pixel Flix by AFON. Browse through more of their amazing identity design work (especially this and this and this) at their official site.
(via It’s Nice That)
Marc by Marc Jacobs, Spring 2010.
I haven’t been vibing with Marc’s collections in recent years but I was bowled over by both of his shows this season. The fashion industry is suffering but Miss Modular’s mystical, imaginary closet grows bigger every day.
(photos via NY Magazine)
