Whenever I’ve seen pictures of Joe Corre’s apartment, I’ve always lusted over the Vivienne Westwood squiggle print writ large on wallpaper and soft furnishings. Now the wallpaper is available to buy from Cole & Son. Not sure I’d put *that* chair in front of it but what the hey, the wall rocks.
PS, you can get the matching squiggle rug here.
Launching this week is bi-yearly mag, Twin from (one of) the makers of Lula. As much as I’m loathe to tag it ‘Lula mark two’ – there’s nothing worse for a new launch than being compared to something else – it does have the whiff of an edgier Lula girl, but there’s nowt wrong with that in my book. Admittedly, I’ve only had a glimse of some photos and their online content thus far but with Lula’s former founder and creative director Becky Smith at the steering wheel it looks to be a soaraway success. Tantalising my tastebuds so far are the prospect of writing by Miranda July, photography by Garance Doré and Todd Selby and a feature on Peter Blake and his illustrator daughter, Rose. Plus, how can I not be excited by the thought of a Mari Sarai fashion shoot with balloons?
“I get three typical responses. They’re happy to do it, they’re shy and have to be coaxed a bit, or they pretend to be shy and faux-reluctantly agree. Then once the camera comes out, so does the Sasha Pivovarova pout.”
Street Peeper‘s Phil Oh on his stop-n-snap technique in Teen Vogue
