Found this awesome images of Mat Maitland. A crossover between photography, art, fashion and illustration. All these disciplines come together real fine in his work. We love it over here. Want to see more of his work? Visit his portfolio!
Maison Martin Margiela’s first fragrance is finally launched after three years of developing its scent. Named ‘Untitled’, it fits perfectly to the brand’s no label approach. The overall minimal packaging design reflects on the scent as an Unisex fragrance.
‘Untitled’ will be available around the world through April.
Comme des Garcons plays with the juxtaposition of beauty and ugliness in their new SHIRT campaign for the upcoming spring / summer collection. Comme des Garcons invited artist Stephen J. Shanabrook to use the same technique as in his ‘Paper Surgeries’ series. We think the result created some space for innovation.
Last week we went to the premiere screening of Tom Fords ‘a single man‘ at the International Film Festival Rotterdam. His debut film, based on a novel by Christopher Isherwood, is an aesthetic culmination of brilliant shots and spotless styling. The setdressers improved Mad Men’s entourage and although the gay vibe is not to be missed, this film is definitely a straight friendly one too.
We came across this great new label; Heritage Research. Their garments are crafted in England using the finest British and Japanese fabrics. Every piece is cut, sewn and finished by hand using traditional English tailoring methods.
With inspiration drawn from military, outdoor and workwear themes, HR creates collections that strike a perfect balance between classic and contemporary clothing.
For the first time in Amsterdam, next to the Fashion Week catwalks on Saturday 30th of January…
Mode Marché is a stock sample sale of young and established fashion designers and has grown into thé sale of The Netherlands. Over 40 designers will sell their fashion, accessories and samples during the stylish event.
Famous photographer Terry Richardson, has launched his new personal blog. Terry’s blog documents his life, work and more. Obviously 99% of this blogpost consist of photo’s..
This February 2010 Assouline is releasing a new book from Olivier Margot (chief editor of French sports daily newspaper L’Equipe) on the world of Lacoste.
“Since the birth of the iconic alligator – the world’s first clothing logo and the symbol of its French tennis-great namesake – in 1933, Lacoste has been nearly synonymous with sport. When champion René Lacoste put his favoured tennis uniform (a white piqué polo shirt) into production for the mass market, it revolutionized the standard stiff and starchy athletic attire, ushering in an era of sport styles that were as comfortable and functional as they were chic.”
Personally i have a thing for Lacoste, as i wore the polo’s in my childhood years and still are a regular item in my current wardrobe.
