
New York City
By ALEXA CHUNG
Twenty-seventh of October 2009

Found an old panda car!
Nasu, Japan.By FUMIKO IMANO
Fifteenth of October 2009

Regina, Saskatchewan
By CLÉMENCE POÉSY
Fifth of October 2009

An Exhibition of Rare Vintage Photographs.
Showing at James Hyman Gallery,
5 Saville Row London W1S 3PD, until 3 October.
Photo by SAM LEVIN
By LEITH CLARK
Twenty-third of September 2009
Lula magazine has a (relatively) new website, and I love it (almost as much as the mag itself). Epecially the 'Lula Scrapbook' section. Contributors include the Mulleavy sisters, Clemence Poesy, and Alexa Chung, and the photos are all so beautifully well-connected. All magazines should do stuff like this on their websites.
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