Trendy as they are, I just can’t get enough of ruffles lately. Dorothy Lee puts on a sweetly subtle version on her very wearable - and comfy-looking! - Holiday 2007 collection.

These stunningly rich images from the very first issue of Vogue India were posted in foto_decadent recently. I love that more Asian countries are being recognized both stylistically and culturally in the fashion industry.

I don’t know how I forgot to mention Nick Sherman, who I met at TypeCon back in the summer, where he spoke about his intercut wood typeface project. I loved the results of his deconstructing letters into abstracted art forms. Hope these prints can be purchased in the near future!

The visionary that is Jane Mayle has finally launched an online presence for us to drool over - every - single - piece - in her collection. Her tailoring and attention to detail is so impeccable and sophisticated feminine. Now if only there were some way to magically make my paychecks bigger…

I have been enjoying the holidays much too much lately, hence the lack of posts. Erin Fetherston brings one of my favorite looks for party season: fairy-light pink makeup worn with shimmery silver dresses.

These are hilarious. Illustrator Linzie Hunter has ingeniously decided to start a series hand-lettering spam subject lines. {via}

I just found out that Catalina Estrada will be showing her new paintings here in L.A., at the La Luz de Jesus gallery until December 2nd. Her work has been quite profilic in a variety of media, so I’m pretty sure I am only one of many fans of her work who can’t wait to check this out.

I’ve been on such a lingerie kick lately, with my latest find from Chantal Thomass‘ Fall/Winter 2007 collection. How can I not when there’s so many pretty things out there?! Plus I’ve got most of my party dresses for the holidays all ready to go..

I stumbled upon Anahata Katkin’s work while looking for Marie Antoinette and it was love at first sight. These particular pieces are from the pages of the collaborative project Extravagant Liasons. I love the fearless layering of modern forms and vintage embellishments that make for something beyond your standard “pretty” design.

These necklaces from the Ghost World collection of Ghost & Lola are like a treasure of trinkets in each piece. Plus inspirations like Edgar Allan Poe make these fitting for my favorite time of the year.