Estelle Chen’s June 2015 Vogue Italia shoot with Miles Aldridge is a delightfully bright exploration of 50’s-inspired pinup energy. The photos feel both nostalgic and modern, balancing playful homage with a subtle edge. Pastel tones dominate the frame, creating an atmosphere that is sweet, almost saccharine, yet not without a hint of ironic commentary.
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Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin
Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin is a mixed media series that feels intimate without being sentimental. It explores romance not through grand gestures, but through restraint. By removing most of the visual noise, Martin asks us to focus on connection itself. The result is quiet, emotionally charged, and unexpectedly tender.
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Adam Selman Resort 2016
Adam Selman Resort 2016 marks the designer’s first official step into Resort territory, and it lands with confidence. Rather than overthinking the moment, Selman leans into what he does best. Clothes that feel sensual, wearable, and unapologetically modern. It is a debut that feels natural, not forced, and refreshingly self assured.
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Lexi Boling by photographer Karim Sadli
Lexi Boling steps into Dior Magazine Summer 2015 and makes it feel effortless. The collection, captured by Karim Sadli, is classic Dior with a modern pulse. Lexi moves through the frames like she owns the aesthetic, bringing the clothes to life in a way that makes you stop and take notice. There is elegance here, but it does not feel untouchable. Instead, it feels intimate, playful, and utterly magnetic.
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Taste Buds series by Philip Tseng
Philip Tseng’s Taste Buds series is exactly what it sounds like playful, charming, and a little bit mischievous. Each illustration pairs foods that belong together, creating tiny narratives that are instantly relatable. It is whimsical, clever, and somehow comforting, like seeing old friends reunited in the most unexpected way.
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Derek Lam Resort 2016
Derek Lam Resort 2016 captures the energy of the 1970s while keeping everything fresh and modern. This is not retro for the sake of nostalgia; it’s about attitude, silhouette, and effortless chic. There is a sense of confidence that radiates from each piece, whether it’s in the voluminous fur details or the clean, long lines of the garments.
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Missoni Resort 2016
Missoni Resort 2016 is like a breath of fresh, summery air. The collection takes the brand’s signature knits and patterns and pushes them into modern, wearable territory. There is brightness, there is texture, and there is an ease to it all that feels like the kind of wardrobe you want to live in during long summer afternoons.
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Ports 1961 Resort 2016
Ports 1961 Resort 2016 is a collection that quietly balances precision with whimsy. It starts with crisp, clean shapes that feel minimal yet thoughtful and then gradually reveals more personality through intricate knits, embroidery, and playful color combinations. The collection tells a story of evolution, from calm simplicity to expressive vibrancy, without ever feeling forced.
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Rebecca Minkoff Resort 2016
Rebecca Minkoff Resort 2016 is a collection that feels instantly fun, vibrant, and totally summer-ready. It’s the kind of wardrobe you imagine stepping into for rooftop cocktails, garden soirées, or a last-minute beachside dinner. Every piece seems designed to make the wearer feel confident, stylish, and effortlessly playful.
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Bystander by artist June Lee
June Lee’s Bystander is a sculpture that quietly examines the tension between human connection and isolation. At first glance, it may seem simple, but there is a deep, unsettling resonance in the way the piece confronts our social instincts. It is a reminder that humans are inherently social creatures, yet intimacy and understanding do not always follow naturally.
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Black Lake – Björk (Music video)
“I guess its time for “Stonemilker” and “Black Lake” to get out there into the world after a 3 month stint in a museum,” wrote Björk. “We tried to make it in a way it was both at home there and also as a no nonesense [sic] music video (still my fav format) and I hope you dont [sic] mind the wait.” Related articles Watch: Björk’s New Music Video For ‘Stonemilker’ Is A 360° Interactive Virtual Reality Masterpiece Björk Suffers Torment, Finds Renewal in ‘Black Lake’ Video Music Video of the Day: “Who Is It?” New Music Video – Bjork “Stonemilker”
