Kylie Jenner is always in the process of buying/re-decorating a new mansion because what else are you supposed to do when you’re a teenage millionaire with one million pets?
And recently that re-decorating spirit prompted Kylie to drop $20K on two pictures of sassy ass Barbies giving each other the royal side eye treatment.
If you’re following Kylie on Snapchat, you already know Kylie’s been documenting the journey her glam room’s taken from four empty walls to glamazon jungle.
And what glam room could possibly be complete without two incredibly expensive pictures of Barbies who look like they’re rival squad leaders contemplating exposing the other on Snapchat?
So this weekend, Kylie had two 38″ x 38″ Barbie sprints delivered to her house, which sources say cost about $20,000 and were made by artist Beau Dunn (coincidentally, one of our fave artists).
With a sense of humor as sharp as his taste and a fashion POV that never tries too hard, Ben of the Week has become one of the internet’s most magnetic style voices. Whether he’s spiraling over Steve Lacy’s wardrobe, romanticizing long walks across New York bridges, or casually manifesting a full-blown cinematic universe for
Imagined traces gain body, form, and color through the hands of visual artist Anthony Codallo. They say art saves, and he confirms this truth with every piece he creates. His gift guided him through days that demanded more meaning and intensity, becoming ally, refuge, and driving force. Powerful yet tender, his talent offers a delicate
Anitta has taken her talent to the world and has shown, undeniably, that Brazil is rich not only in natural beauty but also in rhythms that reveal a vibrant, living culture capable of telling its own story. For those observing from afar, the journey of the artist who rose from the suburbs of Rio and
In an industry where fleeting trends often overshadow lasting impact, Lex Borrero emerges as a singular force—a true architect of culture who seamlessly blends artistic intuition with strategic foresight. Far from merely observing the landscape, Borrero shapes it, redefining narratives and elevating voices with intentionality. In this illuminating interview, he peels back the layers of
