tallulah's solo

happy mother's day

(from the new york times, at that!)

sweet

alexandra boiger | marilyn singer

the grown-ups are talking

this just arrived today.

(as a book. in the mail.)

can't wait to read it.

quote (title): nick bilton,

i live in the future & here's how it works

magnificent swan:

galerie half

remodelista's

the place to go:

a worthy, beautifully edited

alternative to those old-school

stacks of magazines

praise and style

A little more than a year ago, my darling daughter told me to stop hunting down the Thursday Style Section that I loved so dearly and check out this fabulous blog: no waiting.

How right she was.

Still love that Thursday Style Section (thanks, nyt). But The Sartorialist does provide more immediate gratification. And classics like this and this, both above.

Love it.

[A note on the serenely chic woman in camel and gray...one of the comments on the blog reads as follows:

"elle de jour said: She is Eloisa Bercero, one of the few women in the world that buy haute couture dresses. She has an amazing closet and is considered as one of the most elegant women in the world."

oops...but then, there is this:

"Anonymous said:

Hello to everyone!
A few mysteries revealed:
The coat is Paul Harnden —
Attenzione, the lady's NOT a granny (yet) —
And she's NOT Eloisa Bercero
Trust me, she's MY MUM."

Well, lucky anonymous, with a gorgeous mum. This makes me think of our gorgeous mum, known as mim...talk about amazing...we are the lucky ones!]

Being Digital: Nice. Google Magazine Search: Good.

from Joseph Sullivan:

"'Imagine an electronic newspaper delivered to your home as bits. Assume it is sent to a magical, paper-thin, flexible, waterproof, wireless, lightweight, bright display...Done well, this is likely to be a magnificent news medium. Done badly, it will be hell.' 

Heck, I just want it to be done in my lifetime."   {cover design: Chip Kidd}

from me:

Just noted that we will now all have digital tear sheets, instead of glossy piles of scattered 2-D italian sofas and random lighting ideas...google has just announced it's magazine search. Good, and about time. It has often seemed that magazines might have done this earlier...when many of our shoots were published, it was always hard to understand why it wasn't online...so much more readership potential. Well, now it's here, thanks to google. Cool.