Brain Poke

http://www.instyle.com/beauty/nails/new-nail-design-ideas-nail-art-trends-2016?iid=sr-link9

All of the Bey fans out there are supporters of her new fashion line Ivy Park, but some could argue that it’s really just the hype of the fact that it’s Beyonce. All it really is, is basic active wear that we all see in stores right now with big bold letterinf of IVY PARK. There is no creative aspect in the clothing design, or anything artistic about it. I think people are freaking out over a new sports bra and leggings just because Beyonce’s name is attached to the brand, not because the line is something cool and so different, it’s not new and it’s been done before. This is a really good example of celebrity advertising, and how big names have such strong power over retail and clothing. 

Issey Miyake’s Spring 1995

http://www.vogue.com/13400049/metropolitan-museum-of-art-manus-x-machina-exhibit-book/

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Textile Prints from The London Print Design Fair - April 2016

Alexander McQueen 2008 #fashion #spring #art #butterfly

Beyonce + Lemonade

Pointed Q-Tips, to be exact.

Cats by Grace Coddington

Coloring books aren’t all the craze for just kids anymore, adults enjoy them too! Within in the past year adult coloring books have blown up and are seen in every urban outfitters store and amazon shopping cart. They’re a fun, inexpensive creative outlet for all ages. Vogue recently dropped their first coloring book, Vogue Colors A to Z, featuring 26 covers of the fashion magazine from 1912 to 1932. With vintage illustrations by Helen Dryden, George Wolfe Plank, and André Marty, fashion lovers prayers have been answered!