My boyfriend sent me the link to Noah Kalina‘s interior photography portfolio and I got so addicted clicking through the various spaces. Taken mostly in restaurants in New York, Kalina shoots interior shots for the America Online Cityguide. His blog serves as the best of the best shots from his jaunts. Fantastic shots of some of the best restaurants in New York.
Parea in Gramercy.
Lately I’m really liking mini dresses, even with belts. These from Geren Ford are especially nice. Lovely color and detail. The effect is simple and effortless.
Chambray Shirt Dress, $218.
Saw the packaging for Parfumerie Generale and really appreciated the simplicity. I have no idea how this stuff smells. See more interesting and clean packaging at Lucky Scent.
Yuzu Ab Irato, $80. Musc Maori, $80. Brulure de Rose, $80.
Saw Grace’s post about the amazing Julie Baker Fine Art and had to post Reed Danziger‘s work as soon as I saw it. How gorgeous are these? Incredibly layered in graphite and paint, pattern over pattern. Absolutely loved.
Untitled 502, watercolor, oil paint, graphite, ink, pigment, shellac, on paper. Contact the gallery to purchase. Untitled 101, sold.
Loved the work of Rebecca Wetzler. Wonderfully gestural, great sense of color and fantastic line work. In all, lovely.
Work for Vicious Threads.
Little did I know that British brand Aquascutum is the first company to produce a waterproof cloth as well as the very first raincoat. London Fashion Week rolls about and I’ve paid only a little attention to shows this week but this show caught my eye. I particularly loved the very tailored look of these clothes. In all, a neutral collection with pops of persimmon and yellow. (Very much in line with the trends at the New York shows.) And that cute cropped trench-y raincoat is so sweet.
Aquascutum Fall 2007. See the whole show on Style.com.