Given the similarities between the highly stylized worlds of fashion and home interiors, it’s not surprising that people interested in fashion are often intrigued by interior decorating, and vice versa. Here are some well-edited blogs that address both disciplines–with beautiful results:

Coco+Kelley

“Stunning interiors, brilliant fashion, inspired tabletops and original color palettes – always with a touch of glamour.”

Design Scene

“Your daily fashion, style and design update.”

sfgirlbybay

“Bohemian modern style from a San Francisco girl.”

Elements of Style

“A touchstone for readers all over the world in search of design inspiration, advice and a few laughs.”

Scandinavian Chic

“Scandinavian Chic will guide you through the Scandinavian jungle of interior design and fashion.”

This is Glamorous

“Conceived as a place of inspiration, the assemblage of decor and fashion images is an ode to feminine, French, and, yes, glamorous style.”

Carrie Leber PR

“We work with clients from the home furnishings, design, beauty, fashion, and retail industries, offering remarkable PR, branding, and event planning.”

ish and chi

“I’ll share things that inspire me, decorating ideas, fashion and my love of the circus. “

Who are your favorites? Anyone to add to the list?

Some online goodies we’re currently obsessing over:

Runway-inspired nails

Highly envious of nail artist Sophy Robson’s Giles Deacon-inspired manicure. If we had the patience and skill, we’d totally try it, and the “eyes” remind us of those googly craft eyes we used as kids.

Fashion Coolture

We don’t speak Portuguese, but thank goodness for Google Translate because this girl not only has great style, she has an amazing portfolio as well.

Jérémy Doro

French illustrator Jérémy Doro‘s drawings of everything from style bloggers to sketchy rabbits are simultaneously innocent and provocative. Can you do that with an iPhone app?

Get your copy!

Don’t forget to get your copy of the print edition of the current issue of Style Sample to read the informative article about becoming a personal stylist. Featuring four pages of candid interviews with professional personal stylists from LA to New York to London to Paris, you don’t want to miss this feature! You can order it here.

Sites we just can’t seem to stay away from:

Gary Pepper Vintage

Nicole of Gary Pepper Vintage is a hard-working entrepreneur who just happens to be gorgeous. Fair? No. Worth the read? Absolutely.

What I Saw Today

Designerman – aka Richard Haines – creates deceptively simple-looking pencil sketches of New York street style on his blog  What I Saw Today. You start to think “Hey, I could do that” until you realize it takes massive talent. Which we don’t have.

Couturious

Who doesn’t like styling models with designer clothing? Couturious is like old school paper dolls crossed with Cher’s computer wardrobe stylist in Clueless–completely addictive.

What are you lovin’ right now?

What did you want to change your name to as a child?
I had two role models then: Pippilotta Viktualia Rullgardina Krusmynta Efraimsdotter Långstrump (aka Pippi Longstocking) and Madonna. So, one of these two.

What do you listen to when you’re getting dressed?
Energetic music. Loud. Which style I prefer depends on my fave band or singer at that moment, that changes a lot. But yeah, I do love music from death metal to pop.

If you could invent the name of a nail polish, what would you call it?
What a fun question! Hmm, maybe…”Pop the Cherry”, “Secret Fruits & God’s Anger”,”Alone in the Dark”, or “Dammit, I Am Not a Stripper!”

I happened upon Daydream Lily when Dujour magazine tweeted a link (if you’re on twitter, let me know so I can follow you, too!). Upon clicking the link, I was treated to a lovely–and yes, dreamy–design with plenty of eye candy and well thought out content:

DaydreamLily.blogspot.com

Australian blogger Liss describes Daydream Lily as “An inspiration blog, featuring indie art, dreamy photography, handmade craft, vintage finds and other inspiring things.”

Check it out for yourself!