Pockets

My new favourite blog is A Year in Charlie's Pocket by Cynthia. It is a beautiful collection of things she finds from the super cool Charlie (who is an awesome drawer too) and a great insight into his mind. Seriously lovely stuff.

Kim Jenkins is pretty cool and she makes really neat work. She shares a studio with my mum and I love her work and peeping at her cool stuff and machines around her desk. Thought I would post a few of the cool things she makes but check out more on her website ...
http://www.luckybird.co.uk/

Links to websites that I like (vi)

http://microwhat.tumblr.com/

This is such an excellent blog. "Microwhat" posts before and after photographs of microwaving everything. Genius and gorgeous photographs too.

Links to websites that I like (v)

http://fashematics.com/

Found out about this super cool website on the back page of supersuper magazine. Breaking down runway trends into simple equations. You can even browse and find your favourite designers. Humourous and perfectly executed - ace!

CHANEL

Links to websites that I like (iv)

http://www.facesinplaces.blogspot.com/

This is a really fun blog which is a collection of faces, in places. Which is something I always find myself guilty of taking photographs of, too.

a face in a place that I spotted in nyc

Links to websites that I like (iii)

http://www.nieves.ch/

Nieves books is an online shop that sells the most beautiful books. I especially have been eyeing up the Marcus Oakley zine (he has just done some gorgeous illustration for the latest issue of Pigeons+Peacocks which is London College of Fashion's magazine).

Links to websites that I like (ii)

http://thesartorialtwist.com/

Scott Schuman has become notorious for his ability to recognise "good" street style through the super influential blog The Sartorialist. However, I think that his choices and photographs are always a bit the same and predictable. The Sartorialtwist, however, generates new brilliant fashion opportunities and despite looking a tiny bit mismatched, Schuman's photographic style somehow keeps these collages in unison.

Links to websites that I like (i)

http://spitalfieldslife.com/

This website is really ace, all about Spitalfields. If you're fed up of Hoxton Hipsters, this website is so refreshing to read. Whether writing about keeping Duke of Uke on Cheshire St open or an interview with the owner of a flower stall on Columbia Rd it will certainly open your eyes to some (less obvious) great places and people in east London.