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(Photo by Mikkel Vigholt Petersen)

Grab yours here.

(Photos by Mikkel Vigholt Petersen)

This summer is going to melt your make-up and drench your pits.

You’ll wish you had bought that bottle of talcum powder at the 99 cent store for those extra humid crotch spots.

Here, the mesmerizingly adorable Nanna demonstrates how to relish the dog days with a simple white tank that shows off a winding collarbone and silky smooth guns.

Grab one here.

(Photos by Mikkel Vigholt Petersen)

Things are heating up at the “Nude Men” exhibition at the Leopold Museum

lil’ miss wild @evakush peeking through “Penetrable” installation at @lacma

I didn’t know it would be my dream to sandwich a babe between two works of art until it actually happened. Such an occasion presented itself when meeting fashion illustrator Meagan Morrison at the MET Museum as she was spotted in front of Ellsworth Kelly’s “Blue Panel” painting and behind Joel Shapiro’s untitled, beaming red sculpture. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)

21, Danish, and flying solo at the Arken Museum. Karen is a graphic designer who caught her own eye (and ours) at one of Frank Thilo installations, part of his “The Phoenix Is Closer Than It Appears” exhibition.

The little one here is Anna. She’s from London, has an identical twin and currently lives in NYC, getting her Masters in Fashion at Parsons New School for Design. Anna was spotted with one of Imi Knoebel’s shaped paintings from 24 Colors—for Blinky at the Dia:Beacon. She loves skater boys, which is the main reason why she moved to NYC (London is severely lacking in them). (Photo by Mary Stephenson)

Bella Riza is from London. When she was little, she played Bea, the daughter of Kate Winslet in the film “Hideous Kinky”. Bella was  spotted in front of Lichtenstein’s “Interior with Mirrored Wall” at the Guggenheim. She works full time at a publishers in London as well as moonlights in a pub to try and make the funds to move to New York one day (so she can be reunited with this painting obviously.) (Photo and words by Ellie King)

Large installations and tattoos are up there in our list of top 10 favorite things. To demonstrate, I bring you Margaux who was spotted at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachussetts, checking out the Ansel Adams exhibit. She’s also crazy into hiking. Wahoo!

Making doves in formaldehyde look cool, thanks to Mai (and no thanks to Damien Hirst) who was spotted at the Tate Modern.

The most perfectly flushed lips in the most pale region of Europe: Ebba at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.

Only Italians - and maybe few other are nationalities - can pull off Krizia glasses and no-big-deal beauty without screaming for attention. While you were BBQ’ing your ass off on the 4th of July, Antonia here was taking in a little culture at the MET Museum. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)