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A digital atelier where inspirational
women in fashion share their ideas

Lisa
Corneliusson

Co-founder and editor-in-chief of Space Matters.

Sun faded

Via Golondrina of Mexico I stumbled upon two creative minds who both capture my mood right now, Kimbra Audrey and Lucia Zolea. Jetlagged mind, faded colors, linen, flowers, longer days, messy hair.

Kimbra Audrey.
Kimbra Audrey.
Lucia Zolea.
Lucia Zolea.
Lucia Zolea.
Kimbra Audrey.
Kimbra Audrey.
Kimbra Audrey.
Lucia Zolea.
Kimbra Audrey.
Lucia Zolea.
Lucia Zolea.
Lucia Zolea.

HOPE Trousers by Space Matters

Columbine, Nike and I teamed up with our friends at HOPE for a series of self portraits at our office. We dressed in our favorite trousers from their spring collection, I choose two pairs of suit trousers that I look forward to dressing down with tees and loose shirts when spring finally arrives.
Check out my sisters’ Columbine and Nike’s picks here. And thanks HOPE for the opportunity, keep doing good things in the name of diversity, creativity and self expression <3.
Find your favorite pairs by paying HOPE a visit, at home or on Instagram.

I’m wearing Box Tee with Forty Trouser and Elma Shirt with Wide Trouser.

Credits

In collaboration with HOPE.

Trinity with Rihanna

I went to Liljewalchs Spring Salon the other week, and the only piece I really fell for was this tribute to friendship and fanship; a trinity of the artist herself, Liv Melin (four times portrayed), Rihanna (three times portrayed) and the artist’s friend Nellie (three times portrayed). Ten figures. And on that note I just want to say, happy birthday Rihanna, with you love is always on the brain <3

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Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe, Sitting Hare. Found here.
Vincent Van Gogh, Wheat Field with Cypresses. Found here.
Sara-Vide Ericson, The Grave. Found here.
Benjamin Vnuk, personal work, Adela Portaits. Found here.
Carl Fredrik Hill, Grustag med hjulspar. Found here.
Sara-Vide Ericson, Raft. Found here.
Henri Matisse, The Goldfish. Found here.

Precision, then not

I had a lovely weekend that included a birthday note from John Hodany, an artist whose work I really admire. He’s a mathematical mastermind who in his works, like a surgeon, mutates modules and moves cut-outs around with meticulous precision yet still creates something that feels organic, colorful, biological, fun. Here are two of my favorite paintings. Thanks life for being soft right now.

Credits

Top image: John Hodany, Big Shot, 2014.
Below: John Hodany, Switching Swans, Praying Beaver, 2009.

Dream dress

What excites me style wise these days is finding pieces from old collections that I haven’t stopped thinking about. I’ve often been preoccupied with Miuccia Prada’s thoughts and things from about a decade ago. And then, I was so struck by Nicolas Ghesquière’s debut collection for Louis Vuitton. I know every look like I know every word of an old Whitney Houston song.
When I find these looks in consignment stores my heart stops. If I buy, I like to think of it less like random shopping (which makes me feel so bad) and more like a hobby. Like I’m a collector. It’s nonsense, of course; it’s more like a drug. This is my lastest rush: look 18 from that collection.