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<n>Objectified</n> by <n>Atelier Paulina Piipponen</n>, photographed by <n>Jesse Laitinen</n> for <n>Dansk Magazine</n>.

A 2024 digital artwork by <n>Aryaman Munish</n> reimagines the <n>Internet Explorer logo</n> in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic.

The <n>Beyer House</n> in Malibu by <n>John Lautner</n> and <n>Michael Taylor</n> (1975). Photo by <n>Tim Street-Porter</n>.

A still from the 2014 film <n>I Origins</n>. Photo by <n>Thibaut Grevet</n>.

<n>Suki Waterhouse</n> for <n>Free People</n>.

<n>Alpine Shelter Skuta</n> by <n>OFIS Arhitekti</n> on Mount Skuta, Slovenia. Photo by <n>Andrej Gregoric</n>.

<n>Joseph Gordon-Levitt</n> and <n>Michelle Trachtenberg</n> in the early 2000s.

<n>Mariposas Monarcas</n> from a video by <n>Moonlight Flutter</n>.

<n>Blooming series vol. III</n> by <n>Kamila Solarz</n>.

A vintage advertisement for jewelry brand <n>Harry Winston</n>.

And then you came out with this line, so crucial

Yeah, "If it has to happen, baby, do you want to know?"

I don't know, I don't know

But what a line
What a fucking line



*Ruminating, Lily Allen*

Actress <n>Betsy Rue</n> as fictional pop star <n>Ginger Fox</n> in the music video for "<n>Hate Me, Love Me</n>".

Conclusions: crochet octopus affected physiological measurements of the neonates positively

<n>Betsy Rue</n> as the character <n>Ginger Fox</n> in the <n>iCarly</n> episode "<n>iFix a Pop Star</n>" (2010).

<n>Vidas Compartidas</n>, a residential interior by <n>DEB consulting</n>. Photo by <n>Monica Barreneche Olivares</n>.

A photograph representing the research-artistic group <n>Cat's Cradle Collective</n>.

The <n>Wassily Chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> for <n>Knoll</n> in 1925.

A larval <n>Wunderpus octopus</n> photographed by <n>Wu Yung-sen</n> in Anilao, Philippines.

A 1997 portrait of model <n>Kate Moss</n> by photographer <n>Steven Klein</n>.

A look from the <n>Alexander McQueen</n> Spring 1995 ready-to-wear collection.

A collection of aluminum furniture by <n>Six Dots Design</n>, including a <n>Coffee Table</n> and <n>Small Candelabra</n>.

<n>Jil Sander</n> photographed by <n>Annie Leibovitz</n> for <n>American Vogue</n> in 1997.

Musician <n>Troye Sivan</n> wears an <n>EGONLAB</n> <n>artisanal silver bust</n> for <n>WWD</n>. Photo by <n>Caroline Tompkins</n>.

Cover art for <n>Shawn Mendes</n>'s 2024 single, <n>Why Why Why</n>. Photo by <n>Connor Brashier</n>.