I own multiple pieces of Leah Duncan’s – pillow covers and tea towels and prints – all perfectly patterned in today’s most coveted color stories. Glancing at her work, she appears to be a highly-trained, playful artist with a slight Southwestern flair – perhaps evident of summers spent in New Mexico with a grandmother and
Dutch print designer Nina Warmerdam is still hard at work on her Imprint project, where she creates a new pattern every 48 hours. I love how freely she shares each image and how incredibly persistent and determined she must be to continuously churn out such beautiful work. Tell me, do you guys keep strict guidelines
A former seamstress for Alexander McQueen, Tina Kalivas launched her own label of ultra-modern fashion over 10 years ago. The collections on her site are each juxtaposed with the inspiration behind the series, which is oddly fascinating to see (think: Rubik’s cubes, children’s books and video games!). But here’s why I love Tina Kalivas: in a fashion
Emma Hardstaff is a grad student with a killer fashion collection right out of the gate. I mean, stop it right now with those headpieces. It all looks like it was woven with cotton candy and pure style, don’t you think? I can’t help but wonder (I always feel like Carrie Bradshaw when I type
Arty fashion is a hoppin’ trend right now, and I’m way glad to be a proud ticketholder aboard that train. Such a gorgeous resort collection from Tess Giberson, yes? LINK: TESS GIBERSON
Yvonne created her recent collection inspired by marionette and paper dolls, which is a recipe for instant awesome. Related: Colored bangs are the future. LINK: YVONNE KWOK via this is paper
Jessica Leclere’s textile designs are terribly beautiful. Those details are killing me in the best of ways. I mean, really – glorified shoulder pads? What? YES. LINK: JESSICA LECLERE
If you hang it, it will grow. LINK: EMILIE COLIN GARROS