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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Posted by Daniel Benning March 5, 2010
Manchester based photographer Andy Sawyer brings us this documenting project providing us with a collection of images of everyday items that have been used to the point of visual wear and tear. These pieces give us an interesting alternative to the commercial pristine products we are daily presented with, and perhaps a reminder that everything has its sell by date. …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 5, 2010 2 Comments
We get a small preview of what will be available for Fall 2010 from the brothers Chris and Kirk Bray of Billy Kirk.
For fall they will be working with some new materials, including waxed cottons, waxed leathers and Cordovan leathers from Horween. They have also taken to producing some merino wool hats, which were hand-knited in Vermont and some …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 5, 2010
I’m a big fan of illustrator Adrian Johnson and i always hunt through the newest issues of Monocle hoping he might have made some more illustrations for an article. My eyes are alway drawn to this sort of style and I’m not sure why. I think it’s the overall simplicity.
This video below was produced by Peepshow collective, who asked Adrian …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 5, 2010
Today we get some nice imagery from Robert Geller’s Spring 2010 Collection Lookbook, photographed by Norman Watson. This collection was based on the urban rogue, for the guy that is “dandy-at-heart”. Using striped trousers and subtle colors, which happens to be very big trend at the moment, you could easily work these into any modern man’s wardrobe.
I think Robert possesses …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 4, 2010
James Small is quite the newcomer, he recently showcased his collection at London Fashion Weeks Menswear Day, which ultimately caused a bit of stir. If you don’t know, James was the former assistant to Kim Jones, which has obviously helped him a lot whilst producing his own collection. It just shows, it’s not about what you know, it’s about who …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 4, 2010
Alex Varanese likes to deconstruct urban environments, rebuilding them in the form of cubes, tiles and other hacked apart elements. He wants to contrast realistic details with totally abstract arrangements, resulting in something both recognizable and surreal. This can include buildings, advertisements, sidewalks, cars, anything that is in our everyday lives. He then works in the typography, treating it as …
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Posted by Daniel Benning March 4, 2010
Based in the Netherlands illustrative designer Jan Willem Wennekes who works in graphics and animation is intimately known by his clients as Zeptonn. Today he brings us one of his latest creations in which he has taken the role of publisher on a publication titled Black and White Freedrawrings. A unique exploration of collaborative drawing. In the book, over 40 …
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Posted by Mark Robinson March 4, 2010
French photographer Marc Da Cunha Lopes has created a series of imagery that really stand out, evoking emotion and oozing in style. Through the use of hand-made props and digital enhancement, Da Cunha Lopes’ work is consistently pushing boundaries. This collection called “LULU” is no exception. Objects in each picture are strategically placed, giving you a chance to look at …
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