Dreamy Dresses from Dorothy Perkins

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There are so many lovely dresses to be found at Dorothy Perkins, here are some of my favorites right now. I love the simple prints and lines, and the nice retro cuts in most of them. Very flattering for a female body, which obviously is what each and every dress should be.

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Particularly Pretty Penguins: English Library News September 2012

I can’t help myself, I have to feature each and every one of the gorgeous Penguin Classics book covers they publish. Here’s the latest bunch in their English Library series, out September 2012, and all designed by brilliant Coralie Bickford-Smith.

Liu Shuwei’s fantastic photographs

These photographs by Chinese artist Liu Shuwei are spectacularly beautiful. They make me want to travel all across China for the rest of my life, I think there is so much to discover there I would never have a boring day again in my life. Found via this post.

All pictures belong to Liu Shuwei.

Mark Powell’s awesome art

I am so in love with these gorgeous bird drawings by amazingly talented British artist Mark Powell. Oh, and they are all made with a Bic pen. And he also does these equally amazing portraits of mainly old people. On vintage envelopes. That’s all. I love it. All of it.

All pictures belong to Mark Powell.

David Fleck’s awesome art

David Fleck is a young (only 23!) British illustrator who is studying to be an architect. With this much talent going on already, I say the world is his to design. Some of these beautiful pictures are available as prints in his shop, or elsewhere. He also has a blog, and started a humanitarian project for creative students called the Tesseract. These cityscapes below are inspired by Italo Calvino’s wonderful book The invisible cities, which makes me long for a re-read. Dear Mr Fleck, you are rather brilliant!

All pictures belong to David Fleck.

from top to toe Etsy finds

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I’m running a bit behind with my autumn/winter wardrobe shift that I try to do this time every year. I am hoping I will get some time for it this coming weekend, because the temperature is dropping quickly and I hate freezing when it’s not necessary. That might sound odd to someone not used to Northern weather, but I do think it’s quite easy to stay warm with the right clothing and outfits. It’s called layering. And I’m an expert. Anyway, here’s a bunch of beautiful items I wouldn’t mind expanding my autumn/winter wardrobe with, all from Etsy as usual.

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