3 vintage modern elle

Digging this photoshoot with singer Elle Varner styled in a sophisticated vintage.




photos via AMMO magazine//ybf.com

And I adore her answer to the question, "What's your AMMO?" She replied "My AMMO is definitely love. I try to find love in everything I do and every person I come across whether I like them or not. Just Love. Lead with love."

Me too, Elle!

1 fashion + decor

Get into this photography from Aaron Ruell! It marries high fashion with high style interiors.




Alexander McQueen against a high gloss red door and studded wall? Genius!


The mirror... the table? Cute little pink teacup & fishnet glove? I want it all!


Glitter walls!!! I have to do this at least once, in someone's space!

Hope that starts your 4 day week off right!

Images via Trendland

2 artist spotlight: michael cheung

Michael Cheung is a Hong Kong photographer who channels his love for pop culture and fashion into these great shots. His specialty is fashion photography, but he also loves conceptual photos and painting as well. The thing that impressed me most about Michael; he's only 18 years old! I wish I had this kind of talent and body of work when I was that age!










For more on Michael, check out his portfolio.

3 artist spotlight: blayne beacham

Sometimes you meet an artist and can immediately feel their talent without even seeing their work. This was the case when I met Blayne Beacham about a month ago. When she spoke about her photography you could just see the passion she had for it right away! She recently revealed some new artistic photography work, so I wanted to share with you all her great shots. Be sure to check out her blog, This Photographer's Life, to see more!

2 james hopkins photography

"Love Seat"

Found on Set Your Style and JamesHopkinsworks.com

1 stolen from facebook

I found these photos randomly on Facebook while procrastinating. This looks like the beginning of a crazy night out on the town. Love the accidental effects of the camera. 

1 artist spotlight: denis darzacq

These images are from photographer Denis Darzacq's "Hyper" series. None of them have been photoshopped and there was no special effects equipment used to create these photos! What you see, is really what he photographed. I'm not sure how he was able to get these people to fall like that, or capture it with his camera, but its pretty amazing to look at! For more on Denis Darzacq click here.