i would have to find the little boy's version, but these shoes are like the gatsby of tennis shoes, always classy. if only they came in metallic gold they'd be perfect. all the boys would be so jealous.
I found out about richard perez courtesy of grain edit, he is a san-francisco based designer and illustrator and his work is so fun but so clean as well. he has an etsy shop as well as a website.
by photographer ormond gigli, shot in 1960 in the facade of a crumbling row of brownstones in upper manhattan. such cool composition and contrast. found on fashion is spinach, and gigli's website.
apartamento is an "everyday life interiors" design magazine out of italy, which i saw on reference library. it looks like they don't stock it in america (but they had a launch party at matter in new york), but hopefully that will change because i really love the aesthetic and layout.
the Museum of Flight has a list and image library of airline logos from the past and present. it is so interesting how airlines marry national pride with flight, as they have to encourage tourism and inspire confidence that the plane won't end up in the middle of the ocean. the logos and brand identity usually capitalize on the strongest and optimistic aspects of the country's culture. interesting stuff.