Independent magazine SEDE is half images, half words, and was created by freelance photographer Juan Ignacio Moralejo in the aftermath of Argentina’s economic meltdown in 2001. The magazine features gardening, photography, illustration, cooking and travel with contributers from the UK, Japan and the Americas as well as his local friends, who he described The Moment as having “an austere ideology, maybe a recurrent longing for nature and a simple lifestyle. Not exactly hippie-ism, but being aware of the advantages of limitations. It’s well known that you get a bit more creative when you have to struggle more.”

A Belgian priest and an Australian Padre with village children, Solre-le-Chateau, France.

Artist and curator Audrey Kawasaki recreated her studio in the window of Thinkspace Gallery in LA as part of The Drawing Room show.

Cold wet nights are perfect for dreaming of Caribbean holidays…

All on Etsy

via Lovely Bit

Via Etsy

Via Apartment Therapy

Via Etsy

Mr Gorman’s mother Alicia would have been 90 today.

Top left: Wood Green, north London, early 40s. On her way to her brother Jack’s wedding to Mavis, with her sister Mary.
Bottom: Fresno, California, 1993. With Finn and Molly by the pool.

Liberty tana lawn has to be one of my favorite fabrics, so despite it’s ubiquity this year (mumsy JCrew and Brora through to Luella’s skater dresses and Topshop’s homage to Chloe Sevigny at Opening Ceremony, etc etc), I was delighted to see the print as part of the Cacharel 50th birthday celebrations.

There’s something so satisfying about marrying the prints, and nodding to a print that served the label well, just as they launch a new era with Eley Kishimoto at the helm.

In the meantime I plan to spend winter eschewing the skater skirt and revisiting the seventies liberty revival:

With beret, a long aran knitted cardigan with toggles, and wollen tights. If only those boots had fit too…

Via today and tomorrow.

Lost civilisations, bomb-ravaged Europe, architecture of the imagination. Can’t wait to get my hands on this.

Lost Buildings by Jonathan Glancey

Images and full review at Wallpaper.

Something so sweet about this girl and her mirror…