1930's Tennis Club
I love how outfits from almost 100 years ago are still relevant today. Definitely an inspiration for our next collection.
TBT: Delacroix Collection at the MET.
Throwback to our Fall 2018 collection inspired by artist Henri-Edmond Delacroix.
The front print features a modern take on the artist's palette while the back has a piece of art by Delacroix with its date & composition below, a reference to museum displays.
William Kim - Capturing Asian City Life
Today's Nomad Daily Feature is photographer William Kim. This photo is a time machine into Japanese history. There are no signs of modernity - only beautiful Japanese architecture and costume
Gilded Savoy Armor
This bright gold armor must've been blinding to enemies on the battlefield. This fine detailing represents the armory fashion of the time - replicating jacquards and woven fabric patterns on metal armor
Fall20 Inspiration : Hans Gude
Considered one of the most prolific Norwegian Scandinavian painters, Hans Gude's "Wedding procession on the Hardangerfjord" is the main inspiration for our Fall 2020 collection.
How To Grow And Stay The Same Shape
Claudio Comte's new art exhibit tackles the question of "How to Grow And Still Stay The Same Shape" by studying the morainic amphitheater under the Castle of Rivioli.
Tiffany Stained Glass Window at the Met
What's better than a beautifully designed stained glass window?
One that was designed by Tiffany Studios. Made in 1923-24, this stained glass is an American 20th-century approach to a very traditional European genre of art. Throughout Europe, stained glass windows cover the most luxurious churches & palaces and usually depict religious scenes such as the birth of Jesus.
Free Big Ben Inspired iPhone Wallpaper
Be inspired for your next trip to London! Please enjoy this free Big Ben inspired iPhone Wallpaper. One of London's most iconic monuments, Big Ben is a clock tower on the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London. Originally part of a redesign of Westminster palace, the clock tower was one of architect Augustus Pugin's last works before he went into madness.
Nomad Daily Feature: @Polabur
Meet the beautiful girl making beautiful content in Amsterdam!
Decorated Ceiling at the Louvre
"Designed by the architect Louis Le Vau, the Apollo rotunda is the former courtroom of Louis XIV. It was later allocated to the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture, between 1692 and 1793. The decoration of stuccoes and frescoes dates from the 19th century." - @museelouvre