The Kimono Feast

We're giving you a pattern feast with this collection of colourful and truly amazing old kimonos. Check out here for more or just sit back and enjoy the show. We're off to write some invoices, so we can get no. 4 and 10, before they're out of stock – toodeloo! Via Present And Correct.

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Neck-turning neck pieces

Wauw! What an amazing collection of neck pieces made by German designer Agatha Waluga. She combines and plays with materials and creates a new design approach for fashion jewellery. Via Arcademi.

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Jooolry's Jewelry

Spectacular jewelry-line by Stockholm-based artist Cho Hyunjung. Love the spare, geometric pieces and playful oversized scales. Buy here (please, dear husband!). Via Trendland. 

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Shot by Schaumburg

Berlin based photographer Timothy Schaumburg shot this amazing still life campaign for the Lika Mimika's autumn/winter clutch-collection 2014/15. So graphic and beautiful with lovely colour-combinations. It's just another incredible example of series by the smoking young son of a gun! Via Arcademi.

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Citilegs

Besides from beeing a fantastic study in the variaty of the female anatomy considering legs only, it's also a quite fascinating and inspiring study in street fashion. Wauw - I want to be more brave! The series Citilegs is photographed – mostly in New York – by The New York Times Magazine's photo editor Stacey Baker. Via Present and Correct.

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Jaw dropping beautiful Jewelry

Is it a bird, is it a plane? Nope it's absolutely amazing comtemporary jewelry by Uncommon Matters. Splitting her time between Berlin and Paris, designer Amélie Riech worked as a fashion consultant, stylist and designer for international fashion houses until founding this line dedicated entirely to her own creative vision in 2008. This series shows some of Amélie Riech’s artistic endeavors, gently illuminated by Berlin based photographer Amos Fricke. Via Arcademi.

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Perfume Pieces

When Dutch designer Jody Kocken found out that she was allergic to perfume, she designed her own way out of it with Perfume Tools. Her series of Industrial jewelry pieces are able to attach to the openings of perfumes bottles and the tools then work as a means of holding the scent and diffusing them, while acting as a barrier between the sensitive skin and the actual perfume. It's so clever and so beautiful! No wonder she won a Wallpaper Design Award 2014 – congrats!! Via Bloesem.

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