Head Over Heels

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The photo above came across my instagram feed and I had a cart full of Yippy Whippy clips and bows within minutes. So obsessed with this girls Tumblr that's packed with her illustrations.

Wink Smile Pout

Chanel Spring 2007

Alexander McQueen Spring 2007
Toni Garrn at Alberta Ferretti Spring 2009

Elie Saab Haute Couture Fall 2010

A little Wink Smile Pout is exactly what I needed to set my brain at ease after a long day. 

The Electric

Maria Francesca Pepe Autumn/Winter 2012. "Cant Buy Me Love" lookbook.

ASOS Magazine April 2012 | "Brighten Up"Planet Blue 2012 lookbook | "Gimme Shelter"Lonely Hearts Autumn/Winter 2012 lookbook.

T by Alexander Wang AW12.

T Style Magazine

Vogue Italia February 2012 | "The Girl Who Walks On Air"

Vagabond Spring/Summer 2012 campaign.

Luv AJ lookbook | "Pink Lady"

Luv AJ lookbook | "Pink Lady"

All images curated by fashion savvy Myra Malaysia.

Head over to her blog, The Electric, for more eye candy!

Inspiration Point

Here are some of my favorite blogs of the week.

Check 'em out and enjoy!

Grandmother Tips by Chacho Puebla, Parthner & Executive Creative Director at Lola.

New York made us this way matchbooks via:  Jeremy Dwill.

"Bololô" by Henrique Oliveira. Site-specific installation, National Museum of African Art. Smithsonian Institution Photograph by Franko Khoury.

Via: murraymitchell.com

The Fundamental Elements of Design from Erica Gorochow.

Via: Forever Until The End [NSFW] A Stochastic Visual Exploration about art, design, sex, fashion, living, ink, photography and everything else that will forever inspire.

Via: Jay Mug: Sharing inspiration, creative thoughts and awesomeness for the ever curious.

Visual Stimulation From Beci Orpin

beci orpin was born in melbourne during the early 70′s to hippie parents. for the first 3 years of her life she lived out of the back of a landcrusier travelling around australia, and never had to wear shoes. on return to melbourne she moved into an inner-city commune, where she developed a love for drawing and decided that was all she ever wanted to do.

after a misspent youth bouncing around sub-cultures (from grunge to indie to rave), and a few false starts into tertiary education, she finally graduated from BA textile design at RMIT in 1996. since then she has been working freelance and exhibiting her artwork both locally and internationally. in 2000 she met her now husband raph, who almost instantly became her business partner.

in 2001 she started clothing line princess tina, which she finished at the end of 2008, in favour of her occasional kids clothing line tiny mammoth and creating homewares and stationary-based products under her own name.

these days, beci leads a domestic existence (with occasional bursts of debauchery) and when not drawing and designing, is likely to be found hanging with her two sons tyke and ari, gardening, riding her bike, opp-shopping, bird-watching and cooking. check out some of her adventures at beciorpin/blog.