12 amazing magazine covers.

Yes, I do judge books by their covers. And magazines, for that matter. Here are 12 I’m happy to judge based solely on their beautiful exteriors: NO 1 // NO 2 // NO 3* // NO 4 // NO 5 // NO 6 NO 7 // NO 8 // NO 9 // NO 10 //

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modern oven mitts.

It started with this one. And then this one. And soon afterward, I became obsessed with finding the perfectly patterned oven mitt. (For the record, I don’t cook, so we’ll just call this post a fun procrastination practice.) And instead of finding the perfect oven mitt, I found 9 perfect oven mitts. Enjoy!: no 1

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furoshiki.

I’m feeling wanty about this folded paper furoshiki. Also, do you know about furoshiki? It’s a rad Japanese cloth that you can use as a scarf, gift-wrap or even bag. Hooray for multi-tasking! LINK: THE LINK COLLECTIVE

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movin’ mountains.

La Casita de Wendy’s fall/winter collection is full of mountainous landscapes that make me wish I was wearing Everest right this second. LINK: LA CASITA DE WENDY

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city scarves.

Emily McDowell designed individual scarves for her favorite west coast cities, and I am totally kickstarting this project. Because everyone needs a piece of Palm Springs in their wardrobe. (Hat tip to Los Angeles, my former hometown!) LINK: EMILY + ROSS

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get academic.

Problem: You’re attending a fancy soiree at your cousin’s beach house in North Carolina, and you know she’s going to find a super condescending way to ask you how your “job” is going in that tone she reserves for your face. Solution: Get proactive and wear a super rad necklace that looks like you paid

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