Much of our job revolves around staring at computer screens, finding things that have made our lives
better and will do the same for you. We care that much. Here are this week’s findings...
The
Re-Stylists—someone to handpick shoes for the lady in your life (with quarterly, bimonthly or monthly
options). Someone who is actually two women who are celebrity stylists.
Car
Trouble: New York sees your YouTube stardom and raises you an “I don’t give a
shit.”
CBGB Awning—you’ll soon be able to own one of the original awnings from the mecca of
American punk.
Consider the Prairie: The Times went on a literary pilgrimage to David
Foster Wallace’s Central Illinois.
David Hart for Johnston &
Murphy—a small line of loafers and a patent leather lace-up that look built for holiday parties,
designed with the help of one
of our favorite designers.
Strained Relations: Mitt Romney’s smile at his no doubt awkwardness-free
dinner with the [sigh] president-elect says it all.
@josephineskriver showed some backstage fatigue before Wednesday’s VS Fashion Show.
The
Re-Stylists—someone to handpick shoes for the lady in your life (with quarterly, bimonthly or monthly
options). Someone who is actually two women who are celebrity stylists. Car
Trouble: New York sees your YouTube stardom and raises you an “I don’t give a
shit.”Via @art_collective, @zachking and @rachelmking forced the mannequin challenge into obsolescence.
CBGB Awning—you’ll soon be able to own one of the original awnings from the mecca of
American punk. Consider the Prairie: The Times went on a literary pilgrimage to David
Foster Wallace’s Central Illinois.@sidandannmashburn matched the carpet with the boots.
David Hart for Johnston &
Murphy—a small line of loafers and a patent leather lace-up that look built for holiday parties,
designed with the help of one
of our favorite designers. Strained Relations: Mitt Romney’s smile at his no doubt awkwardness-free
dinner with the [sigh] president-elect says it all.
