Design

October 30, 2026

McKenna Grace Wore a Museum-Worthy Hand-Beaded Dress Resembling the “Hunger Games” Arena

Method dressing, in which actors wear outfits inspired by the movie or TV series they are promoting, is all the rage in Hollywood right now. Started by Zendaya (and later done by Margot Robbie for Barbie), this approach has found its new icon in McKenna Grace, who has worn pieces that give a nod to the Hunger Games franchise during the press tour for the upcoming prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping.

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October 20, 2026

Artist Creates One-of-a-Kind Shoes Made of Real Flowers and Vegetables

Shoes and flowers are two things that don’t commonly intersect, except in the work of Katerina Shukshina, whose floral footwear uses real blooms to create whimsical, unexpected pieces of art. Raised in a small village, Shukshina has always felt closely connected to the countryside. Growing up surrounded by nature has become one of the biggest influences on her work.

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October 2, 2026

KAWS Reimagines the World-Known Absolut Vodka Bottle in His Iconic Street Art Style

For more than 40 years, Absolut has invited artists to reimagine its vodka bottle in their image. More than 550 creatives—including Andy Warhol—have contributed over 850 artworks inspired by the bottle, and the brand’s latest collaboration has just dropped. Contemporary street artist KAWS has added his signature character and visual language to Absolut’s iconic apothecary-shaped vessel, now available online and in select stores.

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September 25, 2026

USPS Honors Linda McCartney’s Photography With New Collection of Forever Stamps

The late Linda McCartney is remembered for many things, from her music and animal rights activism to her marriage to Paul McCartney. But she was also an accomplished photographer with a gift for capturing the beauty of everyday life. Now, the United States Postal Service is celebrating her artistic legacy with a new collection of Forever stamps featuring her photographs. McCartney joins Ansel Adams among the photographers whose work has been celebrated on USPS stamps.

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