Wipe Shirt To Wipe Your iPhone
Design-duo Katsunari and Ami Igarashi came up with the Wipe Shirt idea. The shirt look no different than others except a built-in black microfiber cleaner at the shirttail and cuff. Functions as a wiping cloth for your glasses
or cell phones, the small black spot is very well position, which still make a nice looking shirt for everyday wear. via…
Why Great Designs Aren’t Always Enough: The Importance of AB Testing
There’s a famous story in the design world about Google, who tested 41 different shades of blue. It’s often shown as an example of why AB split testing is bad or excessive, and why designers should just be allowed to just do their own thing (that’s what they get paid for, right?).
Carey Mulligan by Peter Lindbergh for Vogue US
Carey Mulligan at 25 is poised between two worlds. In 2008 she was known as perhaps the best Nina ever seen in Chekhov’s The Seagull, in London and on Broadway.
Carey Mulligan by Peter Lindbergh for Vogue US
