Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2018 ad campaign photographed by Steven Meisel • Discover the full campaign at marcjacobs.com
Styled by Katie Grand Hair by Guido Palau Makeup by Pat McGrath Set Design by Stefan Beckman Casting by Anita Bitton

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The Stonewall Inn

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2018 ad campaign photographed by Steven Meisel • Discover the full campaign at marcjacobs.com
Styled by Katie Grand Hair by Guido Palau Makeup by Pat McGrath Set Design by Stefan Beckman Casting by Anita Bitton
Venture’s head serves as a coffee table.
#旅行# 油麻地
Moon Sailing by Dan Elijah
#插图# by Dan Elijah
#世界那么大# 给大家介绍一下“冰岛”这个国家,整体画风就是“心很大” #一起看世界# via 英国报姐
我的脚好像不好看。。。
Blue + White + French
In September 1686 in Versailles’ Hall of Mirrors, Louis XIV received a Siamese delegation bearing gifts. The Siamese ambassadors stayed in France through the next year, captivating the French at court and in Paris.
“Exotic” Asian lacquer and porcelain was already in fashion in Europe, and a new trend for “Siamese” textiles now took France by storm.
Louis XIV’s son and brother were among the greatest proponents of lachinage (a made-up word meaning roughly “Chineseing”), the fad for all things Asian that would come to be known as chinoiserie in the subsequent century. Some rooms in Versailles were said to be “more Oriental than the Orient itself.”
Pictured here: a garniture of three Japanese vases; two Chinese lidded vases; and a French writing table inspired by blue-and-white porcelain.
#瓷器# 法国馆藏
Capuchins’ Catacombs Palermo, Italy
#老照片# 意大利Palermo的地下墓穴
#搞笑# via 追风少年刘全有
Skeleton - The Guide to Hell
#插图# Skeleton
Oscar buzz at Cannes: Loving star Ruth Negga on ‘the most beautiful love story that’s ever been told’
Negga and Edgerton play the real-life Virginia couple Mildred and Richard Loving, who in 1958 were arrested in their bedroom for the crime of matrimony.
Kirsten Dunst in Marc Jacobs Fall ‘16 at #Cannes2016
滕王阁 by 喻光十色
#摄影# 滕王阁,by 喻光十色
#色#
Satisfying Collage Artist @ohfajar’s Hunger for Beauty
To see more of Fajar’s art, follow @ohfajar on Instagram.
As a child, all Fajar Domingo (@ohfajar) needed was his aunt and sisters’ magazines, scissors and glue. “I started making my own world,” says Fajar, who lives in Jakarta, Indonesia. Today, he still makes collages — now for a much bigger audience. “I have a way to satisfy my hungry soul for beauty,” the graphic designer says. Recently, the creative director at Gucci (@gucci), Alessandro Michele, selected Fajar to participate in their second #GucciGram campaign, for which 25 artists were asked to rework a new Gucci pattern in their own style. “I was inspired by the ancient and natural references in the new pattern,” says Fajar, whose take was both quirky and surreal. “I made the image with a woman knitting a garden pattern, celebrating the exquisite Mother Earth.”
#艺术# Satisfying Collage Artist @ohfajar's Hunger for Beauty
Giulio Rossi
#插图# Giulio Rossi
William Henry Rinehart American (1825-1874) Hero, modeled ca. 1858-59, carved 1874 Marble
Chrysler Museum
#雕塑# William Henry Rinehart American(1825-1874)Hero,modeled ca.1858-59,carved 1874Marble. Chrysler Museum