I don’t know much about shoes but I know enough to pay attention to a girl’s flats if they feature cat ears and whiskers on them. Alexa Chung keeps it simple at the New Museum. She was spotted right before she hopped on Carsten Höller’s interactive Slide installation. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)
I’d be mad if Mia wasn’t covering up the letters to her BATM t-shirt or else she’d freeze her tush off in this German tundra. More chilly photos on her own blog Hey Lila Hey and if you’d like a taste of who Mia really is, check out our interview with her on Babe Behind The Babe.
At my first Art History class back in college, I arrived late to a crowded classroom, disproportionately dominated by women. These photos by Alisadair McLellan of Edie Campbell for 032c magazine remind me exactly of that first day and my first reaction, which was to plant myself in the front row, away from gorgeous and smarter-than-I distractions. The location of the photos is uncertain but if I had to guess, I’d say that the photos were taken at the Victoria and Albert Museum and perhaps also at the British Museum. I could be wrong. More photos at It’s Nice That.
I went to the Planetarium to space out for a day and what do I stumble into: a dress rehearsal for an upcoming fashion show. Here Trang takes a breather from her runway drills to flex some poised glances for the camera. (Photo by Xavier Aaronson)
The rise in Museology degrees should raise the barriers of entry for cute jobless girls – who majored in English and Studio Art – relentlessly trying to wiggle their way into the professional world of art.
Thaís is a museologist from Rio de Janeiro. She’s a pro at all things related to museum design, organization and management. Warning to all aspiring gallery girl types, don’t try to test her or else she’ll squash you with her babe brain.
Out of all the colorful hues featured at this year’s São Paulo Biennial of Arts, Thaís was spotted looking like the perfect temperature.
Lustrous hair billowing around the bundled up neck of an American girl living in Paris… Need I say more? Her Dooney & Burke bag and Jeffrey Campbell loafers are all the accoutrements Katie really needs to stay stylishly (and functionally) bedecked for a long day at the Château de Versailles. More photos of Katie here
Half Belgian, half Brazilian, Valérie’s style is of another level in mutt radiance. She was spotted outside of Antwerp’s MAS museum and recommended that we check out their Visible Storage exhibition. Her purple gilded outfit can be broken down as such: shirt by Osklen, silk skirt by yours truly, Valérie Ciriadès, and vintage golden belt and necklace. (Photo by Luigi – Luiz Gustavo Dias)
Some dudes get that funny foliage feeling when October rolls around and without warning, they get all dapper on us. Timothée is a graphic designer and was spotted on his way out of the MoMA PS1. (Photo by Xavier Aaronson)
Lolità was spotted at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. When asked what her favorite artwork was, she walked us straight to a wall covered in Georges Braque. When asked what the rest of her day was looking at, she hinted that she was going to rage at some warehouse party outside of Paris where Detroit techno legend Derrick May was expected to spin.
It’s okay to stare if it’s art. Hannah was spotted at the Utah Museum of Fine Art staring at some First Nations islander art. The heart-shaped glow you see here was completely accidental. (photo by Colin Roe Ledbetter)
Beauty is fugitive. So when Raye was strolling through the Musée De l’Orangerie we weren’t going to let her get away so easily. Here she is spotted alongside Monet’s Water Lilies masterpiece.
The fetching streetstyle and interior designer Aimee Song and her impeccable flare at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. More of Aimee here.
