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Interview with Nolita View from London

Nolita View is a South London-based indie band who have been together for about a year-and-a-half. Their newest EP "Wasted Dreams" marks a more brooding and subtle style, a slight departure from their previous, perkier records. The band has consistently produced EPs over their short career and through their regular output, we can follow their maturation and growing sophistication as…

Lola Loves… The Glacier Project

Fire and ice. Two forces so diametrically opposed unite in support of a noble goal: climate change awareness. Called the Glacier Project and designed by native Icelander Brynjar Sigurðarson for PCM Design, these pale blue candles are a palm-sized likeness of their much larger, natural cousins. And like their wetter, colder, cousins, they melt when hot, just like what is happening to the glaciers around the world. It's hard to watch the slow drip of these candles burning without feeling a sense of urgency, spurring you to consider taking immediate action to protect and preserve our natural environment. Likely starting with glaciers. If you'd prefer to relax, pick up some tealights instead.

Lalla Essaydi: Bringing Orientalism Back

On a journey of introspection and self-discovery, a photographer by the name of Lalla Essaydi, based out of New York City, struggles to understand Orientalism, the complexity of the Arab female identity, as well as the confines of Islamic tradition and the spaces in which she grew up. Born and raised in Morocco, she moved to New York after living…

Stoned Immaculate Vintage Lookbook – “Last Daze of Disco”

The only three adjectives you need to remember for Stoned Immaculate Vintage’s lookbook "Last Daze of Disco" are the words sexy, funky, and dreamy. It’s a great interpretation of the golden era style of the 70s. The production for the photo shoot is clever and immaculate. Each image emotes a feeling that reflects on the good old times—the carefree times of Saturday Night Fever—that have past but still live within these pictures.

Lola Loves… Miso’s Minimal Tattoos

As an artist working under the pseudonym "Miso," Stanislava Pinchuk, originally from Ukraine, has become one of the headliners of the Australian art scene. Currently based in Melbourne, she started creating tattoos about four years ago. Her tattoos are minimalistic, delicate and remind us of the constellations in the night sky, maps, and organic forms perforated on paper.

Interview with The Pink Flowers

The Pink Flowers takes the term "garage band" in the most literal sense. Ryan Faist and Nolan Bennett give low-fi music a fresh new sound, with an old-school twist. Their music is made different by recording using low-quality equipment in a garage.

Lola Loves… Silk Scarves by Nathalie Lété

Parisian artist, Nathalie Lété, started painting on silk when she was only 13 years old. Inspired by her parent’s cultural heritage – her father is Chinese and her mother is German – Natalie’s art is naïve and colorful. Flowers, places and animals come to life in different mediums, using various techniques, with childlike freshness and a dash of nostalgia. We love this collection of cute and vibrant silk scarves!