Left: Sasha Pivovarova. Right: Jac Jagaciak. Photographs by Patrick Demarchelier.

Spied some images from Dior Couture on Hanneli’s blog and couldn’t keep them to myself. Lensed by Patrick Demarchelier, Dior Couture is a collection of portraits from Dior Haute Couture collections spanning from 1948 to 2008.

Photographed by Giampaolo Sgura and styled by Anna Dello Russo.

Alessandra Ambrosio for Vogue Nippon‘s December 2010 issue. Loving all the gold and bronze metallics. And curls. (via Fashion Gone Rogue)

Loved the graphic quality of these lollipops. And they look easy (for the non-baker me!) to make.

I can’t even deal. An entire food blog featuring only dessert by Leonor de Sousa Bastos. Not only that, also featuring crazy amazing food photography by Miguel Coelho. I’m in trouble. You must see Flagrante Delícia. (via Duet Letterpress.)

Photo of Fennel and Citrus Salad by Matt Armendariz from his portfolio.

I’ve been increasingly becoming obsessed with the idea of learning how to style food. I love finding blogs like photographer Matt Armendariz’s Matt Bites that not only feature mouthwatering photography but back it up with recipes. (See the posts on Aguas Frescas, Chocotortas, Tuna Crudo with Fennel and Radishes and Fennel and Citrus Salad that was recently featured over on Design*Sponge.)

The food photography gets me every time and on Matt’s portfolio site, I’m in heaven.

Selects from Vogue India, May 2009.

Can’t get enough of Lakshmi. This editorial is from Vogue India May 2009 and was shot by Jean François Campos. This is really making me want summer to start now.

See the full editorial here.

From the portfolio of stylist Jane Roarty.

Saw photos from this shoot styled by Jane Roarty at Black*Eiffel and thought I’d share. Amazing weather for this weekend in New York. Happy Weekend!

Lakshmi Menon for Vogue India, March 2009.

Lakshmi Menon’s editorial in Vogue India’s March 2009 issue caught my eye… This was shot by Prabuddha Das Gupta and styled by Edward Lalrempuia. Loving the color (holy saffron!) and textures against that distressed setting. See the full editorial on Edward’s blog here.

Johnny Miller for Martha Stewart.

More Johnny Miller… this time you’ll recognize his work for Martha Stewart. I love how the work looks so different but you can still tell it’s him.

Johnny Miller for Kate Spade.

Spied the portfolio of Johnny Miller and recognized his fabulous work for Kate Spade. Who doesn’t love a bit of retro collage? (via Armas Design)

Left: Plate 1, Route 35S, Des Moines, Iowa. October 2006. Right: Plate 12, Interstate 20, Sweetwater, Texas. February 2008.

I loved these photos by Christopher Griffith for his new book, Blown. The images are of discarded tires collected along the major highways of America. The book is published in an edition of 2000 and is signed by the artist. Buy it for $75 through Dashwood Books in NYC. (via The Moment)