We just have to get over it.  That's science.

[ via PBS.org ]

Favorite looks from Alexander McQueen's final collection.  I am always inspired by McQueen's ability to traverse seeming paradoxes so elegantly: novel and traditional, alien and earthy, androgynous and classically feminine, bombastic and delicate.  And then, of course, there was our mutual affection for tartan.  

Sigh... Lee Alexander, you will be sorely missed.

[ images via style.com ]

The American frontier (fauna, teepees, quilt) meets the final frontier (globes, planet mobile).  This child's room would suit explorers of all ages.

[ via ohdeedoh ]

British painter Annie Kevans (whom I've mentioned before) has a show at Perry Rubenstein featuring work from her All The Presidents' Girls series: portraits of US Presidents' alleged mistresses and illegitimate children rendered gesturally in diluted oils.  Her subjects range from the iconic to the nearly anonymous, but all are imbued with a diaphanous vulnerability.  They are the casualties of power.

These shorts are so cool.

[ by Phamous at pixie market ]

This is not what I intended to post.  But how can one top a tiny, literate, chain-smoking squirrel?  One can't.  So one doesn't even try.

[ amigurumi and images by Tada's Revolution ]

Liberty of London for Target... available March 14.

[ images via simply stated and target ]

Generally speaking, I am not fond of animals without faces.  But I can't stop looking at Jamie's jellyfish photos.

[ Jamie Beck ]

[ image from the Metropolitan Museum of Art ]