Fictitious Dishes for all Literature Lovers

American graphic designer Dinah Fried has delved into the lives and meal choices of some of the worlds most well known fictional characters. Her chosen recreated meals stem from Alice in Wonderland to Oliver Twist and she has left nothing out, even down to the type of tablecloth. The classics we love have been given a new lease of life (even if some of them look anything but appetising)

Alice in Wonderland

Oliver Twist 

The Catcher in the Rye 

Moby Dick

The Bell Jar

To Kill a Mockingbird

Heidi

In Search of Lost Time 

On The Road

6 Zara Picks

I really like black and greys at the moment. Coming away from the brightness of summer, there's something much more understated about black and white. When I have money Zara is the first place I'm heading.

Grey Hooded Coat -  Long Sleeved Top - Leather Pencil Skirt - Jacquard Dress - Checked Trousers - Jacquard Knit Top

Black & White

I was looking through some of my old photographs recently and remembered how much I love black and white photography, especially film. I definitely want to dig out my slr and invest in a few rolls of b&w film. Below are a few images that I found and liked recently...

'Across The Border' by Ben Weller for Harper's Bazaar 

'Cigno Nero' by Takay for Velvet 

'Girl Games' by Ellen Von Unwerth for VS

'The Cat Lady' by David Sessions for Vision Magazine 

'Nuit Blanche' by Yelena Yemchuk for Numero 

'Delicacy' by Patrick Demarchelier for Interview

Playing with layouts

Toying with layout designs, here's a few...

(some images are taken from www.theselby.com)

Pimms O'Clock

I found a jam jar in a shop today and had the sudden urge to make some sort of cocktail (with whatever alcohol we had in the house). I'd seen photographs online of vintagey bars that sell milkshakes in jars with multicoloured straws and wanted to re-create that. All I had was pimms, lemonade and an apple - well it's a start you could say.

Forgotten Notes

A Selection of Images

The 'REAL' Man Article

I haven't posted in a while, university has taken up the majority of my time. Therefore I thought my newest post should be what I had been working on for my final project.

The brief was to create a magazine, what it was about was completely up to us. In groups of 7 we came up with features, articles, editorials and overall how it looked. Our magazine was called Against The Wall and was about sex and relationships for the 20 something girl.

Here's one of my pieces, The 'REAL' Man...

LFW Street Style

He was simply just good looking and super slick (matching tie and socks
thumbs up)

I'm usually not a fan of sequins but this looked somewhat understated.
And I loved the lizard necklace

Completely reminded me of Mickey Mouse. I want sunglasses like this.

I don't care that this is mens. If I could wear it I definitely would.

How could I not take a photo of him. The fact net tops it off. Just fantastic.

Layering when done well looks great. And I like hers.

London Street Style Jan - Feb 2013

I loved his outfit and how cool they both looked. If she had been wearing
brown and blue too it would've been like an advert for The Kooples.

However often the world 'simple' is used I'm going to use is AGAIN. I do just
love how simple her style is, if you can do it well and she can.

Double, triple, quadruple denim. WHY NOT!