So it seems like we’ve been showcasing a lot of accessories this week, the clothing has died down for a little while a lot of shops are looking onwards to spring 2012. A brand that’s not seasonal as such is Tanner Goods, a small leather goods company who have made their way onto our website many times before. As I was searching through their website I came across some really nice imagery that showcases the inside …
One of the real upsides to working this job in my opinion is to see the progression of the younger and lesser known labels, it also gives us a chance to get behind them and showcase their talent. Particularly the ones who make their own products by hand or are really hands on creatively, Layerxlayer have made a few appearances on the site before and and I’m …
If there’s one thing that’s more refreshing than coming across individuals that create things for a living then it’s finding individuals that not only create but strive to inspire others to do so aswell. Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been enjoying a handful of tutorial based design sites, take The Brick House for example who have a fantastic collection of do-it-yourself projects to get us motivated to create something ourselves …
This amazing video cropped up in my reader today and even though it’s six months old it was too good not to share. Thipchat Arthasarnprasit of project called ManMade USA, a website which looks to highlight artisans and craftsman in the United States of America, made this short film on Chris Grodzki who is the owner and founder of Stanley & Sons. Chris originally …
Our good friend Emil Corsillo and his brother Sandy have just released the latest lookbook for their small neckwear brand The Hill-Side. Presenting an Autumn/Winter collection is never an easy thing to do but I think they’ve done a cracking job here and have caught a nice vibe. Doesn’t look that cold but that can only be a plus. For AW11 they handed the new collection of ties, scarves, and handkerchiefs to Mikael Kennedy, photographer and wanderer …
LA based marketing and events agency (No Subject) have started to launch a new series of video interviews with some of LA’s most influential creatives. This specific one seen below shows us the KILLSPENCER studio owned by industrial designer Spencer Nikosey.
