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beauty, whimsy & inspiration selected by alisa gould-simon

When companies are growing quickly and they are having a lot of impact, careers take care of themselves. And when companies aren’t growing quickly or their missions don’t matter as much, that’s when stagnation and politics come in. If you’re offered a seat on a rocket ship, don’t ask what seat. Just get on.

A peek at The Hellers’ latest collection: it’s one-part tea party, one-part rave with kaleidoscopic prints and structured silhouettes that feel both whimsical and armor-like. For the full, jaw-droppingly beautiful collection head here.

I hit the opening of Os Gemeos’ solo show at Prism, “Miss You”, last Saturday night. An explosion of sequins, vibrant palettes and upside-down tear drops growing out of the floor, the Brazilian twins’ LA debut was quite a show. It stands as one of the best translations of street art into a gallery space that I’ve seen.

I hit the opening of Os Gemeos’ solo show at Prism, “Miss You”, last Saturday night. An explosion of sequins, vibrant palettes and upside-down tear drops growing out of the floor, the Brazilian twins’ LA debut was quite a show. It stands as one of the best translations of street art into a gallery space that I’ve seen.

Madewell: Home How-To: D.I.Y. Terrariums

Check out my DIY for Madewell!

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by Alisa Gould-Simon (L.A.)

My personal creation—and it took less than two hours!

As I’ve mentioned here before, I’m not a fan of fickle plants. I love succulents for this very reason: They require little water, not a lot of sunlight and are generally pretty difficult to kill. Plus,…

Love these potters from Heath Ceramics. Sold on whether or not to buy; totally torn over color choice.

Love these potters from Heath Ceramics. Sold on whether or not to buy; totally torn over color choice.