Mina måndagsnoteringar | Sofi Fahrman Engelbert

• Eyes on. "This season’s fashion campaigns are feeling cinematic, perhaps none more so than Pieter Mulier’s latest effort for Alaïa, with a video version that references a sweep of his favorite movies"..."Mulier cast models Loli Bahia and Nastassia Legrand as the faces of the campaign, and they “appear simultaneously as characters in a film or a novel, and as the quintessence of the Alaïa woman: Pure, powerful, raw, free, and at times, even wild”..."Donuts of fabrics, some framing faces, others ringing shoulders or hips, were a key feature of the designer’s summer-fall collection. In the campaign, the hoods are reminiscent of Flemish portraits – and sometimes the dorade vents fond on the deck of boats. Mulier also had in mind literary characters by Jane Austen, Virginia Woolf, George Eliot, Emily Dickinson, or the Brontë sisters." Har just nu ögonen på den HÄR höstkampanjen för Alaïa.

• The best hotels in Europe for design lovers. " Once upon a time, vacations were all about the destination, but today, some of the best hotels for design lovers are reason alone for the aesthetically inspired to travel."..."In an age of aesthetic-led design, planning a holiday has never been more integral to the process. Hotels that collaborate with boundary-pushing studios and artisans can quickly garner a cult following via social media, making the hotel the destination itself. " Ett par hotell runt om i Europa, där design och konst plockas upp som en viktig del av både vistelsen för besökaren, hotellets historia och konstnärens chans att visa upp sin talang. HÄR hittar du recensionen.

• September issue. "Published by TI Media Limited Homes & Gardens celebrates the beauty of classic and contemporary style. Real-life homes with stunning photography deliver inspirational decorating while remaining real and relevant. Homes & Gardens is the ultimate sourcebook of beautiful ideas and detailed information, inspiring its readers to become their own interior designers." Suger in massvis med inspiration ur den HÄR september utgåvan.