Trident Vitality comes in three flavors, Awaken (Peppermint with a touch of Ginseng), Rejuve (Mint with White Tea) and Vigorate (Citrus with Strawberry and Vitamin C). I was impressed with the unique flavor combinations – which, by the way – seemed to last forever.

Out of the three, my favorite, hands down, is Rejuve. I’m really big on white tea and the flavor was minty enough to freshen my breath.

Vigorate is sweet and fruity – a good “dessert” gum.

Awaken, I felt, was the strongest of the three, and is great for peppermint lovers (something I’m not).

I plan to enjoy what’s left of my package, and will definitely be buying some once the gum is released nationwide in just a few weeks.

The video was shot specifically for the show and directed by fashion photographer, Mariano Vivanco. Featured, is famous Canadian model, “Zombie Boy”, Rick Genest.

I, for one, like the dark aesthetic of the campaign. True to Mugler style, it’s extravagant, emotional and a bit wondrous.

If you’re wondering how exactly the machine works, it’s through the use of magnets. The plastic cups have a floppy, refrigerator-type magnet in the bottom which sticks itself to a donut shaped frame around a filling-hole. The cups are disposable, but the magnet at the bottom does lend itself as a wonderful ad spot for branding, as not only will it be noticed every time the drinker takes a sip, but also because it can be taken home, and slapped up somewhere to be seen again and again.

Wes Anderson manages to instill some sort of magic or something to his films, and it’s an incredible thing to watch. The cast was pretty sweet, too – Bill Murray, Natalie Portman, Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman and one of my secret crushes, Adrien Brody.

There are two things I want to share about this movie. First, the luggage! Sooo cool. Of course it’s awesome – the 11 piece set was designed by Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton and was later auctioned off to raise money for UNICEF… making it that much cooler.

And last, but definitely not least… is Peter Sarstedt’s “Where do you go to my lovely?”

The song holds a special memory for me, but it’s endlessly romantic sound would capture my attention anyway. I just adore its vintage appeal, soft melody and his little “aha ha ha”.

Take a listen…

Whatever it may be, imagine if you could immortalize it, as art? That’s exactly what Voice Prints has done, in a very modern and chic way… and I want one!

The prints can be made from almost any sound (not necessarily only spoken words) that you upload to the site. You can choose from 30 color options, and any size print (or stretched canvas) ranging from 8.5″x11″ to 36″x48″, which will run you anywhere from $59 to $459.

Really the possibilities are endless, and it has to be one of the coolest ways to see what you’ve only been able to hear… until now.

His goes by J. Ralph. He’s a New York native, a self taught composer with no formal training. According to his bio, he cannot read or write a note… which is astonishing, considering his impressive resume, which you can read about at IMDb.

In the meantime… take a listen…

Just another reason to love Marchesa.

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(the black lace is my personal fav)

You can find more options of nail wraps at Nail Rock, or OPI chic prints at Sephora.

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