Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 22, 2017 at 03:28AM

#AmberNausheen Video by @cedricgrolet
The very best part of Cédric Grolet’s (@cedricgrolet) job? Creation. “I’m in a perpetual process of creation,” says the 32-year-old award-winning French pastry chef, who lives in Paris. “I look for ideas every day so that I never get bored. Everything that surrounds me — what I can taste, what I can see, what I can smell — there’s no limit. And that enables me to be creative.” As for his dreams for 2018, Cédric is on a mission to open his own bakeries around the world.
Through Christmas Eve, he’ll be busy making sure all his clients are happy and satisfied, but today, Cédric is taking us along for the ride in his kitchen. Watch our story to see him at work.

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 21, 2017 at 02:38AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @delphinediallo
Photographer and activist Delphine Diallo (@delphinediallo) has been unpacking her identity her entire life. Born in Paris to a French mother and Senegalese father, she now lives in Brooklyn, New York. “I have always been fascinated by improving my understanding of consciousness through the years,” says Delphine. “All my work is about study.” And her self-portraiture is central to that study. “Self-portrait is the door where your spirit reveals itself in different forms: the eyes, the attitude, the complexity of the person can be discovered through self-portraiture,” she says. In her work, she feels called to frame herself and her subjects as the protagonist of her own story. “It’s my duty to empower women to understand that they are the subject of their lives,” says Delphine. “As an artist, I want to express the shared connection between all women.” Head into the studio with Delphine and her team. It’s on our story right now.

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 20, 2017 at 01:10PM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @_yafiqyusman_
After waiting for the right moment to photograph this modernist spiral staircase, #WHPstripes provided the perfect opportunity. “It took me a few tries to get a good angle, but I managed to get the whole staircase in the frame,” says Yafiq Yusman (@_yafiqyusman_). “I risked my phone a little to get this shot.”

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 20, 2017 at 08:42AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @beautelicieuse
Johanna Häusler (@beautelicieuse) and her boyfriend used a tripod to capture the moment in this wintery wonderland. “I love that this looks straight out of a fairy tale,” she says. “I feel a bit like Little Red Riding Hood between all those black and white stripes.” #WHPstripes

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 20, 2017 at 08:42AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @jilson.tiu
The rush of the holidays — and the lines created by this long-exposure photograph — inspired Jilson Tiu’s (@jilson.tiu) #WHPstripes submission.
Follow along to see more of our favorites from last weekend’s hashtag project.

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 20, 2017 at 03:41AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @lewismillerdesign
After finishing big events, florist Lewis Miller (@lewismillerdesign) often found himself wondering: How else could he reuse all these flowers? “I was walking down the street one day and I saw a typical New York City trash can, overflowing with garbage and spilling onto the sidewalk,” says Lewis, who’s run his floral business for 15 years. “And I thought, wouldn’t it be fun if that were all flowers?” So, the #flowerflash was born, and in the wee hours of the morning after an event, Lewis and his team load up their van and head out to trash cans, bus stops and lampposts throughout New York to decorate them with beautiful blooms. “Since we do them in the morning, people are just waking up,” says Lewis. “They’re groggy. They’re getting off the subway and turn the corner — and boom. It’s a very ‘only-in-New-York’ moment. These are a gift for New Yorkers, but really, they’re for everybody. They’re for anyone who wants to see something unexpected.” Watch our story now to see a #flowerflash come to life in New York. 💐

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 19, 2017 at 10:09AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @bookishbronte
Two sets of stripes are better than one, as bibliophile Bronte Huskinson (@bookishbronte) shows with her socks — and beloved book collection. “Not only do they take you to other worlds, but they also make the greatest stripy pattern when piled up!” she writes in her caption. #WHPstripes

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 19, 2017 at 10:09AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @j9ryl
“Winter vibes at the tea plantation.” 🍵 #WHPstripes

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 19, 2017 at 06:08AM

#AmberNausheen Photo by @imfaridhasan
In Indonesia, Farid Hasan (@imfaridhasan) waited for the perfect red light to photograph this striped crosswalk.
Follow along to see more of our favorites from last weekend’s hashtag project, #WHPstripes.

Amber Nausheen Latest Instagram Photo Hot & Sexy HD Wallpapers Latest December 19, 2017 at 01:38AM

#AmberNausheen Art of @quillemons by @hildeatalanta
“I don’t know who I would be or what I would be doing if I wasn’t making art,” says Quil Lemons (@quillemons). The 20-year-old student and artist based in New York City creates work that sheds light on his community. “As a black creator, it’s vital that my work explores the many facets of the African-American diaspora,” says Quil. “I think my work allows black men to feel pretty — to be themselves.” On Instagram, he’s found community. “I don’t think I could exist without the support that Instagram provides,” he says. “In urban communities, access to resources for sharing and creating art doesn’t exist. Instagram allows the artists who occupy these communities to flourish and receive rightful recognition for their creations.” In turn, Quil hopes his work will propel other people’s dreams. “I hope young black kids that admire my work will believe it’s possible to become a successful artist.” Watch our story to hear more from Quil and others about building community, and follow along on #IGYearInReview as we reflect on the most memorable Instagram trends of 2017.