no doubt you’ve seen some of these designs by makoto kagoshima before, but for once they don’t all appear to be sold out! buy them here.
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the change of seasons
close ups
a few hours to kill this afternoon saw me finally visit the living water exhibition at the ngv.
absolutely stunning colours and detail (which were very difficult to capture on my phone; i really must get in the habit of carrying a camera with me!).
well worth a visit for those in melbourne who haven’t already been.
marni
no, really.
WHY THE FUCK DO WE NOT HAVE H&M IN AUSTRALIA?!!
insanely jealous of anyone who manages to nab any of the above marni at h&m pieces, especially one of these, or this, or this. or any of it, really. especially the jewellery.
jealous, jealous, jealous!!
full collection (and ridiculously cheap prices here), via thunder in our hearts. there is SO much thunder in my heart right now, i tell you. JEALOUS thunder. i think a part of me is dying…
1950s colour schemes
well, monday has been and gone with minimal fuss; i hope the rest of the week is the same!
side note: if you haven’t already read hila’s outstanding story about PETA, please read it here. but be warned; you will walk away extremely frustrated and upset at the end of it (for reasons that have NOTHING to do with animal cruelty).
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all photos from the really rather excellent sophie takes pictures. this girl is good.
textile design
so many wonderful mina perhonen prints at kuukukka.
makes me (almost) wish i’d finished my textile design course…
calm
i have recently started running.
i can’t run very far, or very fast, but it’s a start.
some days i love it. some days i want to die. some days – most days – my knees kill me, and some days i wonder if i’ll ever be able to run for more than a few minutes at a time without needing to stop and walk for a bit.
but i can feel myself getting a little stronger everyday. and that’s a nice feeling.
still waiting for the fabled ‘runner’s high’, though…
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image by ikebana
every colour of the rainbow
rope
amazing bags and vessels by doug johnston.
