Posted by Mark Robinson March 8, 2010
Kitsuné Maison opened this temporary store on Omotesando in Tokyo, which is stocking shoes, shirts, and other apparel.
“The key idea behind the store is to introduce Kitsuné’s universe, which is not only made of their music, for which they have an enormous following, but also of the more subtle and high class world of Kitsuné fashion collections, graphics and …
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Posted by Daniel Benning March 8, 2010
Serbian Designer Milos Todorovic originally crafted this piece for the shed of the year competition, since last year it has sat in his portfolio and I considered it a great waste of a creative project with it not being seen, so when I stumbled across it I got in contact with him for some added info, and here it is …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 8, 2010
I was really impressed by Margaret Howell’s London Store when i popped in last week, a very well executed space.
A fair few things caught my eye, but i especially liked the simplicity of these cotton canvas shoes which were showcased on the floors of the showroom.
These are pretty much an MHL staple, you can never go wrong with buying a …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 7, 2010
Just as we post Part 1, Part 2 pops up out of the wood work. As before, this is part of the “Spike Spends Saturday With…” series for VBS.TV by Spike Jonze, who takes a look behind the scenes of Opening Ceremony.
In this second part he continues to sit down with Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, as they discuss …
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Posted by Daniel Benning March 6, 2010
Robert Green is the very first creative video that Casper Balslev ever created, it had very little coverage apart from a brief appearance on Danish television. Casper recently released it onto the net for us all to view, Its pretty light hearted and fun so I thought Id bring it across for us all to see. Working on his own …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 6, 2010
There is an invisible war happening in Africa: one man, Joseph Kony, terrorizing 5 countries. It is the longest running conflict on the continent, and the soldiers are children, abducted from their home and made to fight.
Invisible Children is a movement seeking to end this conflict and brings the children home. They hope to rebuild schools, educate future leaders, and …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 6, 2010
As part of his “Spike Spends Saturday With…” series for VBS.TV, Spike takes a look behind the scenes at Opening Ceremony through the owners eyes. Carol and Humberto have been best friends since their Sophomore year at Berkeley, once they graduated both of them decided to start a store with the idea that it would become a hangout for there …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 6, 2010
This video by Mike Barzman called Pink Terror Hawking is all shot on a Phantom camera at 1800 frames per second. It’s an experimental super slo-mo project, featuring all sorts of destruction and mayhem. We get flame-throwers, firecrackers, and a crowbar wielding gentleman. Perfect to set
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 6, 2010
Vincent from onandbeyond gives us some extremely good looks at the SelfEdge NY Store. SelfEdge is dedicated to finding the worlds finest denim, they also carry a full line of non-denim clothing and jewelry by todays most cutting edge designers and artists. The shop in NY is pretty much owned by the 3Sixteen crew, which covers as a front for …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 5, 2010
Manzine was first published in 2008, created because they thought the market was lacking direction, long-established titles were and still are closing, and circulations are falling.
The guys over at Manzine have got some great editorial contributors, with the likes of Alex Bilmes (GQ), Simon Mills (The Sunday Times) and Gavin Lucas (Creative Review), they all add to the creation …
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