Elizabeth Weinberg- photographer

So we just wanted to give a shout out to our amazing photographer- Elizabeth Weinberg. We actually got connected with her because she took an old friend's picture on myspace and the rest is history. Funnily enough we went to the same college- small world.

She's shot for Rolling Stone, NYLON and Tokion and we were lucky enough to have her shoot our our entire fall campaign. Eliz did an amazing job despite the fact that it was freezing outside!

We've posted some of her gorgeous photos, but check out some more on her website. She also has a blog, which you can check out here.

Sublet- fall shoot


NYLON magazine


TOKION magazine


Cat Power

Olio United's fall look book

One of our fantastic partners, Olio United, created this lovely look book for fall. Check out these gorgeous shots of the Bellamy and Alex tee.

They did a post about the shoot on their blog (here), where you can also see outtakes.

Nendo- cabbage chair

Nendo chair via Brocade Design etc. Made for XXIst Century Man exhibition that was curated by Issey Miyake. Miyake wanted Nendo to make a piece of furniture out of paper that is used during the process of making pleated fabric and which is typically discarded after production as unwanted by product.

Check our more innovative paper furniture via Cool Hunting, Inhabitat and Treehugger.

Nendo chair:






Molo Designs' furniture via treehugger

Building a website?

The ultimate resource for people wanting to build their own website- the Agency Tool. It's the "definitive resource list for designing, developing, marketing & maintaining websites." Look up everything from web safe colors, to picking a domain name to SEO optimization. via Swiss Miss

We didn't exactly use this because a) we didn't know about the Agency Tool and b) if you don't have the time to do it well, hire someone talented to help out.. so we had two amazing graphic designers (*plug)- Jared Stone and Christopher King build and develop ours.

Kenneth Snelson- sculptor

We love art and nature inspired and informed by mathematical principles. American artist Kenneth Snelson's sculptures are some of the most inspiring works based on this idea.

Using the concept of tensegrity- his sculptures' structural integrity is based on the simultaneous pushing and pulling of components- creating a strong but flexible form. If a wire is cut, it will cause a major deformation or collapse of the sculpture entirely.

See other works via Treehugger and Inhabitat based on the same principle. Check out Richard Buckminster's table via Treehugger (which you can also create a DIY version here) or new forms in architecture that uses tensegrity to flexible, dynamic buildings via Inhabitat.

Sublet Clothing's summer sale!

Our summer sale starts this week. We have limited availability on some pieces, but we've reduced prices to the following:

Alison dress: was $242, now $150
Anais cardigan: was $110, now $55
Amirah dress: was $143, now $98
Alex tee: was $55, now $38
Anne top: sold out

We're on ZOOZOOM!

Our Belinda jumper dress from our Fall '08 collection made its debut on the opening page of ZOOZOOM's "You Are What You Wear" story.

Be sure to stay tuned, as we'll be releasing the rest of our Fall collection online soon! Until then, you can see the Belinda and read the rest of the ZOOZOOM article here.