We finally caught up with Johanna Isaac of Amulette at Miami's SwimShow, where she unveiled her first swimwear collection. We've been huge fans of Amulette's intimates line for awhile now, and we are thrilled to report that the swimwear collection has all the hallmarks that make the lingerie so alluring: exuberant prints and colors, modern silhouettes and timeless elegance.
Isaac always brings
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Australian photographer Camille Nuttall recently came across our desks when we spotted her incredible circus themed shoot for Tutu du Monde, prompting us to pull some of our favorite images from the shoot. The mini-Marie Antoinettes donned confectionery colored tulle dresses and flapper-inspired headbands while munching on colorful macarons. Filled with light and airy decadence, the girls' outfits play with materials--tiny
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Stylesight's Graphics Team loves this totally mind-blowing video from husband and wife music duo Peaking Lights.
Our Denim Team spotted this video with its incredible mix of cosmic backdrops, levitating cubes and flying babies, which are a real chaotic visual treat. It was directed by LEGS for the newly released track “Beautiful Son”, from Peaking Lights' recent album, Lucifer. This visually captivating video draws you
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Before everyone and their mother had an iPhone and an Instagram account, there were folks like Brad Elterman.
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The shortlist has been announced for the much-coveted Prix Pictet photography prize for 2012 under the theme Power.
Announced during Les Rencontres d’Arles, the celebrated festival of photography held each year in Arles in the South of France, the award will be complemented this year by a major exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery, showcasing all twelve photographers.
The shortlisted artists have been
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From now until October 7th, L.A.’s Annenberg Space for Photography presents Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present. The only west coast engagement for this traveling exhibit, Who Shot Rock & Roll features over 150 inspiring prints of influential musicians, from heavyweights such as Diane Arbus, Anton Corbjin, David LaChapelle, Ian Dickson, Ryan McGinley, Annie
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FOAM gallery in Amsterdam has recently launched an online resource for young enthusiasts wanting to learn and improve upon their photographic skills.
Foam for You includes a digestible teacher’s guide and educational tools that explain the basic techniques of light, framing and composition. Three short films also profile the celebrated artists Michael Wolf, Jessica Backhaus and Melanie Bonajo, giving deeper insight
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New York City's Laurence Miller Gallery is currently showing works of the late Helen Levitt, a New York native street photographer. Known for being quick to capture an image, Levitt's photographs depict honest emotions and intimate moments on the sidewalks of New York. While her subjects ranged in age, her most memorable photos come from her collection showing children at play - capturing the
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Stylesight’s Senior Graphics Editor brings you a selection of the most inspirational and directional visuals seen on the web recently. This weekly snapshot gives you a quick fix of illustrations, advertising posters, graphic design work, packaging and street art. (Click on images for information on the artists).
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One of our favorite London galleries, the newly re-opened and renovated Photographers’ Gallery is currently showing the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky.
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The Stylesight Graphics Team stumbled across these beautifully inspiring signage shots by U.S. designer Marc Shur. West Coast vintage signage is such a great source of inspiration.
Check out Marc Shur’s Flickr photoset of gorgeous, sometimes forgotten California signs. They are a fantastic visual aid for color, typography and distressed visual effects.
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This cool pixel-based study of the history of the camera is a real visual treat. Using the snappy pixel visuals of Billy Brown, Brazilian producer Antonio Vicentini created a short animation that tracks various iconic cameras. The minute-long 16-bit animation looks at everything from 80s disposables and DSLRs to point-and-shoots and Polaroids.
the camera collection from antonio vicentini on Vimeo.
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Behold the winning entry of our Intagram contest, submitted by Texas-based apparel and home furnishings label Double D Ranch. Learn more about the label, and how it utilizes Instagram to connect with consumers in the Q & A below:
1. Tell us a little more about Double D Ranch, who you are as a brand, where you originated.
Double D Ranch started
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First popping up on our radar last year, Jason Lee has kept photographing his girls (Kayla and Kristin) in the most creative ways. Going beyond flights of fancy and shooting rockets, he shows the challenges of siblings and growing up, with the girls reading how-to books about troublemaking and some unexpected cooking adventures. Pulling you into their world through the year
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We recently came across the website of Eric Kvatek - his name may not be well known outside photographer circles, but in fact he is behind some pretty iconic and beautiful denim imagery for PRPS, Kapital, Replay and Free People.
Eric is N.Y.-based but his assignments take him all over the world. His images have a very strong "free spirit" attitude as well
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