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It is a rarity to find superb craftmanship, where you sincerely feel the artist’s spirit and feel a sense authenticity. Derrick R. Cruz, the mastermind behind the jewelry/accessory line Black Sheep...
Austin Sherbanenko of Odyn Vovk brewed a very smart and well thought out collection that made sense from beginning to end. This seasons’s collection was inspired by the deserts of Abu Dabi/Dubai, w...
I’m so intrigued! This issue is not focusing on a particular designer, but on a theme surrounding “new forces”. Be sure to stalk your local newstands/magazine shops for nº25!
Rick Owens Rick Owens classed it up a little bit for fall 2010 presenting a more tailored and luxurious line up of looks. This is probably his most luxurious men’s collection yet, with the inclusion...
It’s freezing in NYC right now and I’ve been perpetually searching for heavy knits that I can hibernate in. Ideally I would like a winter arsenal of simple, heavy gauge cashmere or wool sweaters— no...
Last season Christopher Kane unleashed gorillas and now he’s dropping bombs. At the same time, Rick Owens is letting there be fog for DRKSHDW. Something in the water? Graphic tees are obviously not...
Bruno Pieter’s collection for ss2010 was one that resonated with me back in september. The stark simplicity of it has a placating effect on the viewer, and perhaps it has the same effect on the wea...
I am so proud and happy for My little William! Will was just recently signed to Boss Models in New York. This image is part of his show package for fw2010. He will be a force to be reckoned with.
Anyone who knows me, is well aware of the fact that I am a die-hard fan of Encens and Samuel and Sybille, the founders. I cannot wait until Nº25 comes out. They sent this preview out a little while...
photos: Meghan Farrell Wednesday night, my dearest Meghan (MF) and I went to see Patti Smith in concert. It was the best way to cap off 2009. Such an amazing experience…more like surreal. Not sure...
image from Matthew Ames’ journal
It seems that religious motifs are becoming increasingly acceptable as an element in fashion. In this spread for the aw2009 issue of WONDERLAND magazine, the traditional “hijab” worn by women in I...