Slanted Mansion

Found on Miss Moss

Designer and photographer Siobhan Frost created Slanted Mansion, a place where he shows off the spaces of creative people all over the world. This is the home and studio of Isabel Garcia Calvo, co-founder and fashion designer of T H E M. Maybe someday Ma Okyo's space will be showcased on this fantastic site!

Off the Runway: Lovely Lovely!! Eley Kishimoto

Due to severe technical difficulties its just a short post today of lovely lovely work by Eley Kishimoto. If there is anyone who knows how to design, mix and match prints its this studio!

Inspired by vintage

Vintage Pucci

vintage dress found on RustyZipper.com

From the closet of our favorite stylist: Beth Jones

Vintage found on Etsy

Since our first post today was all about reusing materials to create a bold statement piece, while making it functional, we thought it would be appropriate to round out the day with a post on the eco-est of  eco-friendly fashion. (Is that even a word?) Anyway, what we are showcasing here is vintage clothing. What's more earth friendly than something that didn't take any new materials to make? Not only is vintage green, but is it ever inspiring. These amazing pieces from the 60's and 70's are beautiful works of art, meant to inspire for future generations of printed frocks destined to fabulous vintage finds as well.

Printastic

Found on B. Jones Style

Found on B. Jones Style

Found on B. Jones Style

Found on Style.com

Found on Style.com

Found on Style.com

Found on Style.com

Found on Style.com

March issue of Elle Magazine

March issue of Elle Magazine

Found on B. Jones Style

Found on B. Jones Style

One of our daily stops is B. Jones Style, and last week she had a fantastic, or should I say, PRINTASTIC post. We are so thrilled to see fashionable people we admire have a soft spot for amazing printed clothing. We just had to repost some of her amazing finds. Check out some of her choices she showcased on her blog, mixed in with a few of our own lovely printed items found on Style.com and in March's issue of Elle Magazine. According to these places, it's the era of prints. Style even went as far as calling the trends for this Spring a "Print Revolution." Textile designers...rejoice!