Interior stylist Laurence Pasquier has a background in textiles and a distinct, scenic style. She feeds her influences and inspirations by spending time in London and Paris, two of Europe's most cutting-edge cities. Pasquier is often hired by communication agencies to build sets for a launch, and magazines like Living Etc, Homes & Gardens, and Real Homes rely on her to style atmospheres for photo shoots.
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If the name Liz Carey sounds familiar to you, it's probably because you've seen the model/actress walking the runways of Alexander McQueen or Versace. Or maybe you caught a glimpse of her in the movies Spanglish or The 40-Year-Old Virgin. Now fast-forward.
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Are you tired of uncomfortable, skin-tight jeans. If you're nodding your head yes, nab yourself a pair of Current/Elliot jeans — if you can.
Celebrity stylists Emily Current and Meritt Elliott initially caused a frenzy of interest in their loose-fit jeans when they wore them to fittings and photo shoots.
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After five years as an interiors editor at Wallpaper*, Suzy Hoodless decided to ditch the written page and try her hand at designing interiors herself. She set up a design consultancy in 2000, specializing in interior design (both residential and commercial), and since then has racked up clients all over the globe. Be it a hunting lodge in Scotland, a beach house in Barbados, or a members only club in London, Hoodless brings a unique, timeless aesthetic to each interior.
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Architectural and interior designer Tom Scheerer combines an architectural sensibility with a comfortable, refined aesthetic in a look he calls "relaxed modernism." His interiors favor well-planned rooms, spatial arrangements, color, and texture over purely decorative elements, and he uses antiques sparingly and artwork decidedly. Having practiced design since 1985, his work can be found in New York, East Hampton, Nantucket, and the Bahamas as well as the pages of Elle Décor, House & Garden, Architectural Digest, and House Beautiful, and he is often named one of House Beautiful's "Top 100" designers. Check out the gallery below to see some of his work.
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Graphic designer and Parsons grad, Angie Hranowsky applies her knowledge of design, color theory, and textiles to interiors as well as the printed page with an eclectic and modern aesthetic. Her mix of vintage and new furnishings, bold color, and perfect composition, which can be found through the Southeast and Midwest and on the pages of Metropolitan Home, Domino, and House Beautiful, has an unmistakable Hollywood Regency influence that's comfortably chic. Check out the gallery below to see some of her work.
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Ay, mate. While the sun is still shining, show off that sexy beach bod in Australian swimwear brand Seafolly. This 30-year-old luxurious label is best known for its amazing fit.
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Sometimes you just want to wear an easy, feminine dress. If this sounds like you, get familiar with For Joseph. The husband-and-wife duo behind the brand have fine-tuned the idea of comfy-chic clothes.
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London-based artist and designer Kathy Dalwood runs an interior design service called Shift, where she offers smart, practical approaches to dealing with space issues and living with a distinct visual style. She also creates contemporary mirror collections in acrylic, perspex, and glass, using computer technologies, and has been known to sculpt figurines, urns, tiles, friezes, soap dishes, planters, and public commission pieces. Her work has been featured in World of Interiors, Elle Decoration, Grand Designs, Living Etc, *Wallpaper, Frame, and idFx, and she has received several design awards.
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If I ever meet shoe designer Jeffrey Campbell, the first thing I'll tell him is that he nailed it. I already have three pairs, and I am always looking for more. His creations are so comfortable; a friend of mine works out in a pair of his flats, no joke.
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