My favorite design websites

1) Design Work Life: http://www.designworklife.com/
Why? Peruses the internet for unique design projects, inspiration. Lot of typography.

2) The Cool Hunter: http://www.thecoolhunter.net/

Why? Neatly divided into sections ranging from interiors to advertisements, insanely futuristic take on design, has a special 'Kids design' section!

3) Design Sponge: http://www.designspongeonline.com/

Why? DIY interior/product projects, love the rustic quality, awesome international city guides with a focus on design! There is a reason that literally every design blog has this as a link.

4) Cool Hunting: http://www.coolhunting.com/style/

Why? As the name suggests, for everything cool, not necessarily futuristic or unique.

5) Jak & Jil Blog: http://jakandjil.com/blog/

Why? Sort of a rebel Sartorialist.

6) T Magazine: http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/

Why? It's like design gossip... what people are talking about around the world. Love the weekly snippets, wish the page navigation was better.

7) Valet: http://www.valetmag.com/

Why? Just might edge out GQ on men's fashion. It's not as snobby, and oh what good navigation! Their handbook is fantastic. Very inspiring.

8) Milk Magazine: http://www.milkmagazine.net/

Why? Street trends for kids, has a kiddie Sartorialist page, kidswear inspiration... oh heaven.

9) Dooby Brain: http://www.doobybrain.com/

Why? Random collection of pop culture from awesome videos to design. Really fun when you're bored.

10) Junior Vogue: http://www.juniorvogue.co.uk/

Why? Because it's fashion for kids. And I like that.

11) Cool kids clothing websites:

http://www.vertbaudet.co.uk/

http://www.fingerinthenose.com/

http://www.diesel.com/collection/diesel-kid

Marc Jacobs

Jacobs spun quiet magic on the runways of NYFW. The gentle colors mixed just right with the demure textures of silk, fur and molton wool.

'Go Green' Gardening Party

My niece's 3rd birthday party preps are in full swing!

Things I am in charge of:

1) Stitching 60 environmentally friendly tote bags with a 'Go Green' logo printed on. The kids will keep their crafts, potted plants and other goodies in this.

2) Creating 60 picture Bingo cards for the kids to play.

3) Creating Activity Sheets (like in popular family restaurants) to color in. Will feature Dot-to-Dot, Match-the-Columns and other games.

4) A t-shirt with my niece and her favorite actor Ranbir Kapoor (a gift from me).

5) There will be an do-it-yourself ice-cream booth. Went out to buy sprinkles, chocolate chips, candied hearts and choco strands.

6) Personalized keychains (!)

7) The kids will be making refrigerator magnets at one of the craft booths, so bought stickers, glitter and play dough to personalize them.

{my workstation: my sewing machine died, so used an ancient one}

{Some completed bags, sans the logo print}

{Loot from Crawford Market: Glitter, Stickers, Keychains etc}

Boy by Band of Outsiders/ NYFW

Really cool way of menswear-inspired-layering. Geek chic with a twist of that mustard tone. LOVE it; my new NYFW favorite.

NYFW {so far.}

Favorite so far: Rag and Bone

New DIESEL Kid Collection

FUCK. It's so good. I want a job with them PLEASE.

RIP McQ

I was in the 7th grade when I saw my first fashion show on TV. It was Alexander McQueen's; and I remember thinking... genius. Theatrical, but intense on the tailoring. Can't believe the world will be missing out on a true inspiration. Rest in Peace.

...and cool illustrations of course...

Super cool kid's illustrations I found too.

Great website for graphic posters

http://www.typographicposters.com/