Although I’m quite sure that Mr. Eichhorn’s work has been posted elsewhere before, it is new to me! I found his work via a series of Flickr searches, which then led me to his site. Such great collages.

Um… I’m in love with Superbomba. She posts the best vintage photos. I genuinely don’t think there’s a bad photo in her photostream. Just varying degrees of good. I proudly admit to wasting lots of time looking at every single page of her photostream. Here’s a taste (and trust me, it’s hard to narrow down)…

I really love this outfit on designer Stine Goya from a photo taken at Copenhagen Fashion Week by Copenhagen Street Style.  I love the top in particular, which is her design.

I am completely enamoured of this blog. Collecting old ‘found’ photos, these fellows arrange groupings of photos in a particular theme and post them. If there’s interesting text on the back, they post that as well. Here are a few that I especially love from the “Beauty (and it’s Discontents)” collection. Check out their site for the full collection, and for others.

I think this girl and her outfit are pretty much perfect (as captured during Berlin Fashion Week by Ivan over at FaceHunter)…

The George Eastman House (as in Kodak Eastman company), now a museum, has joined the Library of Congress in creating a Flickr account and posting old photos from their archives for the public to see, tag, and comment on. I feel that more historical societies should do this. Not only does it engage a new audience who may never have thought to visit places such as these, but it provides a much needed link to the past for old and young.  It is such an inexpensive way of curating and/or documenting historical photographs which probably have not been exhibited before, due to the sheer volume of the collections. The autochrome set on the Eastman photostream is particularly lovely. Here are a few that I love.

I love these.

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An interesting project- Hank Willis Thomas took ads from years past targeting black audiences, featuring black subjects, removed the branding,  revealing the images as they are- showing what they are actually selling.

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There’s something very dynamic about William Hundley’s photography.

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So as you know, I read the Sartorialist.  Rarely do I feel jealous of someone’s look, but this lady…!  Well, suffice it to say I would love to find a dress like that!   This is my dream dress.  Not sure if I’d rock those shoes, but she pulls it off.