Stylesight recently spotted the eye-catching artwork by Brazilian artist Joelson Bugila.
Her collection showcases a saturated collage of geometric and painterly elements, using both photographic and found objects. Combining detailed medical diagrams with abstract doodles is what makes Buglia's work so playful and unique.
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Opened in Copenhagen last month, new restaurant BROR (brother in English) is the perfect place to try some contemporary Scandinavian food when visiting the beautiful Danish capital.
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William Kroll and his label Tender launches into S/S 13 with a range unique dying techniques like no other.
It has been said before that when you invest in a pair of Tender denim you are investing in a piece of denim history. Each season designer and founder, William Kroll introduces a combination of concepts from the past to create something innovative for today’s market.
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This weekend, urban agriculture initiative FARM:shop in Dalston, London hosted a Sunday lunch with a futuristic twist.
Entitled “The 2063 Project,” the event aimed to consider the future sustainability of today’s diet, and uncover what we might be eating fifty years from now - particularly focusing on the luxury sector.
An eclectic menu came courtesy of the Rebel Dining Society’s Shay Ola,
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Tonight the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute will be hosting a gala to celebrate the long-awaited opening of "Punk: Chaos to Couture," an homage to the close relationship between fashion and punk style.
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Much has been written on the history and legendry that surrounds the classic and collectible Buddy Lee mascot for Lee Jeans. We've blogged about him in the past and spent a fair bit of time cruising eBay for dolls. But we'd not seen this hilarious video before and figured it's worth a viewing.
Take a look in any denim connoisseurs vintage
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First announced in January, Isaac Mizrahi's foray into girls is filled with vibrant tween-friendly colors and bold prints that can easily be mixed and matched. Oversized polka dots decorate chic dresses while bold cheetah prints roar to life on pants and shirts. Shimmering sequins add a special occasion feel to casual silhouettes and pair perfectly with color blocked raglan tees. Message
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Costumes from Baz luhrmann's The Great Gatsby by Miuccia Prada & Catherine Martin, currently on display at Prada's Soho store in New York City.
In this new weekly blog series, London-based Vintage Archive Beyond Retro guest-curates a post on the Vintage Vault. For this inaugural post, Archive Manager Joseph O'Brien looks at The Great Gatsby influences sure to hit fashion in
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Released today in select Louis Vuitton stores across the globe, the new Louis Vuitton Travel Book series features a contemporary vision of travel, mixing independent illustration with travel tips and journey ideas. First in the series are books on London, New York, Paris and the slightly more unexpected Easter Island. Following the success of the popular LV City Guides, the
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Stylesight’s Graphics Team brings you a selection of the most inspirational and directional visuals seen on the web recently. This weekly highlight looks at the impact of prints on tote bags.
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Self-proclaimed jellymongers, Bompas and Parr are creating a Tutti Frutti Boating Lake at Kew Gardens in London this month, as part of the IncrEdibles: A Voyage Through Surprising Edible Plants festival.
The duo's eccentric work frequently explores the taste of food on an architectural scale, and they were named as “one of the 15 people who will define the future of
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Last weekend, Tony Tonnaer, K.O.I. owner and founder opened the doors to the second edition of his RRR pop-up store in Amsterdam. Taking his sustainable credentials one step further, Tony looks to local furniture store Raw Materials (famous for its use of natural and recycled materials) to house his selection of eco-friendly denims.
Amsterdam is widely known as Europe's denim capital,
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Tomorrow, European design platform Glass Is Tomorrow will arrive in Brussels.
This traveling exhibition and ongoing project aims to establish and promote, “a more fluid exchange of knowledge and competencies between glass and design professionals.”
Following stop-offs at the Biennale Internationale Design in Saint-Étienne, and MOST Salone in Milan in April, Glass Is Tomorrow will reside in the beautiful Ampersand House until
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The Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris unveils the largest dedicated retrospective of American artist Keith Haring. On view simultaneously at Le Centquatre, the grand-scale exhibition entitled “The Political Line” highlights the profound “political” content ever-present in Haring’s work.
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