Pastel and metallics. Lagerfield's first collection without any black or navy blue. I like the frosty chic and want some tights like hers. More please!
"I don't believe in avant-garde clothes for a future that will never happen. Fashion is always now." -Karl Lagerfeld's response to a comment that his collection encapsulated 'futurism'
My personal favorites from TheCooList's, "The World's Most Beautiful Chocolate Package Designs," post. This reminds me of a couple books I did while in school about chocolate and color and our associations with the two. I'll have to dig around for some photos of that project.
No9 Chocolate: a cardboard box with 9 foil circles on top. Break one of the foil seals open to enjoy a walnut shaped chocolate!
Kanella Gift Chocolate Calenders: a Greek product design firm that gifted each one of their clients with 12 bars of chocolate, one for each month. Each bar has a unique digital illustration.
Co Couture Chocolate: Designed by Sort Design. I have to quote TheCooList on this one, "Simple, Sexy, and Stunning."
Chocolate Pie Chart: Definitely one of the nerdiest on the list. Chocolate makers should produce their summary financials in their annual reports in this fashion.
Fat Pig Chocolate: For all you fatties out there.
Chocarome Chocolate: Lovely to see how the exterior mirrors the content. These chocolates are a gorgeous gradient of yummy goodness.
A book cover by Marian Bantjes for Vlad Nabokov's Transparent Things. A series of drawings on transparencies as a spin off of Nabokov's butterfly collections.