Vintage Photos with a Bold Attitude

Not your average classic glamorous photos. Some of these photos i found as - how do i put this in words? Too bold to be shot in the 60's.















And finally, my favorite, Fay Dunaway from the classic Bonnie & Clyde movie

For The Love of Pantone

Whether it's coated or uncoated, metallic or matte - we love Pantone swatches. Here are some awesome Pantone-inspired gadgets...

The iPhone app

(although I couldn't find this specific one on the app store)




For a bright smile



Very few guys would dare to wear this



For a bright morning (you can find these at bloomingdales)



Would look great at design studios!

Deep Fascination with Everyday Objects

These Paintings (yes, PAINTINGS, not photographs) by Roland Hicks made me gasp.
But it isn't just their highly realistic appearance that made me appreciate them so much - it is the choice of subjects.
Who would think that a hair ball that collects dust on filthy floors can be captured so mesmerizingly? Or thought a sticky grimy gum or little bubbles on a washing soap bottle can illustrate a magnificent image?

I'll leave you with some of his work, but do check his portfolio here

So You Really Love Polaroids?

Who doesn't? The older they look and feel the more charming they become. Polaroids is a photography craze that never fades away. Even if we don't actually take polaroids with a polaroid camera, many of us digitally photoshop a polaroid frame to our photos. (at least, I do)

So if you are a big polaroid fan, here's a sweet fashion accessory:

The Polaroid Scarf by Philippe Roucou. Check them out here