Andrew Price 
This inventive piece, which visualizes different social strata by their shirt styles, is by Gareth Holt.
I think these stereotypes are actually breaking down. Bankers and lawyers are still in their suits, of course, but today you have the Jobses and Zuckerbergs of the world dressing like they have nothing to prove with their wardrobe.
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Dezeen and the kitchen appliance brand Scholtès recently joined forces to explore "the cross-pollination between the worlds of food and design."
Target's ClearRx prescription bottle design won the Design of the Decade award for its fresh, smart, and commonsense approach.
Dan Goods, a designer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, helps explain the vastness and complexity of space to an eager audience.
What's your favorite designer reading? A new site showcases the book picks of 50 design heavy-hitters from around the world.
For the past five years, Michael Bierut has been giving his students a simple assignment: Perform a "design operation" and repeat it for 100 days.
Design writer Alexandra Lange has compiled a list of smart, sturdy toys that kids won't toss in favor of a cardboard box.
The Society of News Design has named a Portuguese publication as the world's best-designed newspaper. Print has never been so alive.
Your old t-shirts got shipped to Africa. Project Repat's local artisans recycle and remix them for resale, creating jobs and social impact.
We've heard this idea floated about newspapers before, but now Ethan Zuckerman asks: should we think about Facebook, Twitter, and other social...
A new book by Public Architecture features 40 architectural projects made possible by designers who donated their time.
Our traffic light hasn't kept up with the innovation offered in our vehicles. These eight concepts improve our ability to stop and go.
Artist Josef Kristofoletti painted a life-sized mural of the seven-ton particle accelerator at the Large Hadron Collider.
Lisa Rienermann's Type the Sky project uses the spaces between buildings to form the letters of the alphabet, from A to Z.
Article 22 salvages scrap metal from bombs dropped by American soldiers during the Vietnam War and transforms it into elegant peaceBOMB bracelets.
The Los Angeles-based company Della produces delightful laptop cases that are soft and sustainable, and they make life better for women in Ghana.
A new lightbulb combines the bright, clean light of halogen with the energy efficiency of a CFL.
The museum is embarking upon a massive initiative to explore the intersection of technology and design in the urban environment.
Behold: John's Phone, the simplest mobile phone in the world.
The Dali Museum teams with Hipstamatic to release a surrealist photo app and hold a photography contest; your photo could appear beside Dali's work.
A new energy-efficient lightbulb by GE is an attractive LED that lasts 20 times longer than an incandescent bulb, using 77 percent less power.
