Iceland photographed by Sean Pecknold

Iceland is a place I dream of one day traveling to and photographer Sean Pecknold (and brother of Fleet Foxes front man, Robin Pecknold) has done a beautiful job capturing the countries landscape. The earthy tones and simplistic beauty of Sean's photographs only make me want to visit it that much more. Be sure to check out the rest of his series here, as well as some of the amazing music videos he's directed.

White Mischief

Tim Walker and Agyness Deyn for Vogue UK, May 2011

Paolo Roversi

I'm pretty sure everyone but me discovered Italian-born photographer Paolo Roversi a long, long time ago, but I just found him recently and he's easily become one of my favourite fashion photographers. It was VERY difficult to choose only a few of his photographs, because everything he shoots is achingly beautiful, moody, and romantic. Just the way I like 'em.

Arizona Muse

After looking through photos from Paris Fashion Week and this photo spread, she's definitely my new favourite model. I'm so very tempted to cut all my hair off into a bob....

Unreal 1920's mug shots.

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Mouth-watering food photography from Con Poulos.

Ghostly editorial by my all time favourite photographer, Tim Walker. Hauntingly beautiful is the only way to describe it. I think Walker and model, Guinevere van Seenus, make a perfect combination. See more here.

A great streetstyle fashion blog I found via Yes Please Mademoiselle. Be sure to check out STREETFSN for tons more. Have a good weekend!

Ballerinas at Erickson Beamon presentation, Monique Lhuillier runway, and woven buns backstage at Thakoon

Hamburg-born photographer, Astrid Kirchherr, met The Beatles in 1960, years before they exploded on to the music scene. Her now iconic photographs of the band, depict the group before the addition of Ringo Starr and with bassist Stuart Sutcliffe, who Kirchherr was engaged to until his death in 1962. The third photograph depicts bandmates John Lennon and George Harrison, only days after the death of their dear friend. Kirchherr's photographs perfectly capture the innocence and ambition of a then unknown band, and have been used time and time again to retell the story of one of the world's most influential musical groups.

These pictures posted by Victoria make me want to jump on the next flight to Paris and runaway.

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The home of Kate and Andy Spade, shot by Todd Selby

The Land Between Here and Mountains