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Super Hero Couture Posted: 08 Dec 2008 10:32 AM PST We talked about the Super Hero Exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum and here is a really nice editorial from Vogue and video by Trend Hunter about the Super Hero Couture & Monster Fashion Related posts: The Golden Age of Couture The V&A Museum in London new featured exhibit is The... Superheroes : Fashion and Fantasy To honor the social and political realities that our superheroes... Blog.Mode: Addressing Fashion Today begins the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Impasse 13 : SS09 Collection Posted: 08 Dec 2008 10:19 AM PST Impasse 13, Alexis Mabille SS09 collection is very interesting contrast between very serious military like night time attire and an extremely soft prep school chic. Using the finest starched cotton pique, glazed summer wools, shiny duchess silk satin and crisp straw fabrics he is able to create beautifully graphic construction lines. I just love this collection! Related posts: Soar SS09 Collection In 2006, he launched menswear label SOAR to great acclaim.... Kostas Murkudis SS09 Collection Kostas Murkudis was born in Dresden in 1959. As his... Carlos Campos SS09 Collection Carlos Campos, the menswear designer known for his perfectly... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Victoria Beckham VB Gossip Posted: 08 Dec 2008 09:42 AM PST Victoria Beckham in VB design RM dress currently on sale at Net a Porter The heat is on Victoria Beckham. The rumors have been started by the Daily Mail, one who normally gives credible sources, but this time there seems to be some confusion over the facts. We already know that Victoria doesn’t draw her own outfits, but then again some designers don’t. But there are more pressing matters afoot, such as Roland Mouret’s involvement and who VB contracted for the work. The Daily Mail claims that Victoria is using the same pattern cutter, fabric suppliers and atelier as Roland Mouret. With sources in Mouret’s fashion house speaking out, things are beginning to unravel. Well, I dont really see anything wrong with VB contracting designers, as Victoria is definitly more of a stylist with a strong sense of self than a designer herself however I dont really see this beinga  good thing for Roland Mouret who’s collection in stores currently is quite similar to teh one he has he participated in for VB. If that’s not enough proof check out the label below. - via Style NOIR Related posts: The Beckham comics A funny stumble of some pics with David & Victoria...... The New Faces of… trend,Balenciaga,Miu Miu,Marc Jacobs,Victoria Beckham,posh,spice girls,Kirsten Dunst,Kiki Drunkst,Jennifer Connelly ...... CFDA Awards Gala Recap The Council of Fashion Designers of America held its annual... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Some cool Street Style Posted: 08 Dec 2008 09:24 AM PST Here is a little compilation of cool Street Styles from Paris - Milan - Nyc- Tokyo… From the Satorialist - Fashion Toast - Face Hunter - Amlul Related posts: Street Style from Paris Fashion Week Bringing you a peek into the street style in Paris... Style conscious: Kuyichi is the new eco cool Eco fashion might not necessarily sound very cool. But it... Cyana Lab Street Files by Gabriel Mendes Street fashion is inspirational to all, and we've just started... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Song of the Day : [12/08] Posted: 08 Dec 2008 08:59 AM PST Emily Wells : Symphony 6 Fair Thee Well & The Requim Mix "The Symphonies: Dreams Memories & Parties" is Emily Well’s latest release. To get the sound of a full orchestra, Emily didn't take the easy way out and simply loop the layers of violins; instead, she played up to 21 separate tracks of violin on each symphony, often using an octave pedal to create the tones of an underwater cello or viola. In addition to the strings, there is a plethora of other sounds, electronic and organic alike. Two years ago, Wells found a bassist, Joey Reina, and a drummer, Sam Halterman, who add a richness to both the live show and the recordings. Their contributions to "The Symphonies" give the compositions more depth as well as a little junk in the trunk. You should absolutely not miss the opportunity to listen to the entire album, I think Chopin would have been very impressed by the mixture of classical and modern sounds Listen Here Buy Here Related posts: Song of the Day : [11/29] Hey friends sorry I skipped a couple of days of... Song of the Day : [12/02] Complete with his third studio album this year Sebastien Tellier... Song of the Day [11/11] Starting today we will be offering you daily music downloads,... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

50 Best MAC/PC Workstation Setups Posted: 08 Dec 2008 08:56 AM PST We already reviewed some geek offices here, here is a really cool compilation of 50 Greatest MAC/PC Workstation Setups. The Lab by Grafix Guru Home office of Stefan Didak by Stefen Didak The Emotion Studio by timsamoff Apple Wing by jensen Spring in Cincinnati by ekalb Silly Mac setup by michaelbystrom Mac setup by chris chart Mac mini PVR via tuaw Mac On a Wall by mkwhitley Ultimate Mac setup by visualseed New Workstation by ishmell Chris Workplace by Chris Marshall My Workspace by tuartboy Mac Setup by Cold Eskimo My desk by kihlbom Multi Monitor Mahem by totalAldo Macbook Desk Setup by js1stuff Leopard Fever by Crouching Donkey Mac Pro Setup by jaronbrass Mac Mini Setup by fontanafunk Workstation setup by Bimmerchop iMac Home Office Setup by nycGRAEME Google Headquarters on six displays by twid Workstation setup by Dion Tavenier New IKEA Spotlights by Matt Brett Clean Mac Setup My Home Office by dziner Mike's Workstation by mike My ridiculous Mac Pro setup by Mike Fullerton My Mac Setup in Shanghai by Ken Lee Apple Cinema Display Setup by veryMickey Mac Setups by weistudio My Messy Workspace by bigbold Lights On by MB! More great setups Whether you are working on a Mac, a PC, or even both, the way your workstation is setup tells more or less about your attitude and style of working. The workstation could also be your source of inspiration, therefore you might want to put in more thoughts on the place that you'll spend most of your time at. We crawled through the net, checking out at how people setup their workstations, focusing how what machines they use, how they are positioned, the decorations, and how other peripherals come in order. Some might think setting up a cool workstation is nothing much but an 'ego-thing' but we'll like to add a point - lots of great ideas and inspiration came from great working environment, particularly the workstation. Via Hongkiat Related posts: Trekky Inspired Home Theater This home theater was inspired by Enterprise NCC-1701D from Star... Chanel’s Mini store to open on Robertson Blvd Chanel's new mini-store opening tomorrow in Robertson Boulevard in West... Works :by: Pablo Reinoso In this exhibition, nature overcomes inanimate objects, resurrecting life and... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Nike Snacks Courtesy of Sooishi Posted: 08 Dec 2008 01:29 AM PST Speaking of edible Nikes, Swiss foodie blogger, Sooishi, collaborated for the Nike Switzerland Air event with 41 other artists. She set out some very precise lil Nike-inspired snacks. Mega-creativity and execution on this girl’s part, I can’t imagine piping those petit cheese doodles into perfect swooshes. P.S. Its amazing how much French your mind digs up when reading her blog, perhaps it’s the beautiful pics  as seen on Flickr. Pictured Above: The Party Flyer Related posts: Nike Joga Bonito Bookzine Competition To celebrate the final game of the 2006 football world... Nike Football by Guy Ritchie Following the Saga Nike ( here and here ) with... Nike Blazer High Premium Wood Meet the new Nike Blazer High Premium Wood. Check the... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Ovni’s Urban Art Posted: 07 Dec 2008 09:43 PM PST OVNI a.k.a. Anna Taratiel , this artist has a particular style of controlling the spaces with her deformed figures twisted in thin and multicolored lines. This year she has already had two solo exhibitions in Lisbon and Milano, besides taking part in the Urban Affairs Festival in Berlin next to artists like Zosen, Kafre and Tom14. In this her first solo show in Barcelona Taratiel presented structured compositions born as infinite landscapes, dimensions and colors, a true mix of organic and static shapes. - via ROJO Related posts: Urban Nature: Street Art in Rural Norway Street artists Dolk and Pøbel have brought urban culture to... Favorite Photoshopped pictures Sometimes they can be funny, sometimes thought provoking...... Urban Art Project by Spy Spy is an Artist form Madrid - Already a national... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Chantelle Dossier - Photography Posted: 07 Dec 2008 04:37 PM PST Photographer Chantelle Dossier photographs are simply beautiful. I love her fashion portraiture  but she has a great range of editorial and commercial work. There is always a great sense of movement in her photographs no matter how close or far her subject is captured. It is quite difficult to find more extensive information on her work history but you can see more of her work here. Related posts: Paco Peregrin - Photography Madrid bases photographer, Paco Peregin has a lot of stories... Guy Bourdin : Desire & Death in Photo BOURDIN who died in March of 1991, at the age... Yu Tsai Photography Yu Tsai lives between Los Angeles and New York, he's... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Song of the Day : [12/07] Posted: 07 Dec 2008 03:49 PM PST Herman Dune : My Home is Nowhere Without You Herman Düne is a French duo, formed in 1999. The band consists of David-Ivar Herman Düne (guitars and vocals) and Néman Herman Düne (drums and sometimes backing vocals). I love their folky sound so in honor or my Sunday Blues I share with you the nostalgic, “My Home is Nowhere without You”. Listen Here Buy Here Related posts: Song of the Day : [11/29] Hey friends sorry I skipped a couple of days of... Song of the Day : [11/30] Having been holed up in the studio for well over... Song of the Day : [12/02] Complete with his third studio album this year Sebastien Tellier... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

Uncovering the 2008 Graduation Talent of Royal Academy of Fine Art Antwerpen Posted: 07 Dec 2008 10:56 AM PST I just had a chance to review the Graduating designers collections from the 2008 Royal Academy of Fine Art Antwerp. There were 2 collections that really impressed me for totally opposite reasons. Glenn Martens - April 29th, 1983 Glenn Martens graduating collections, entitled April 29, 1983, was hands down the best collection of the show. It was a great  illustration of his technique, concept and sophistication. This to me was not a collection of a student but someone who had been working in the industry for years , a great use of fabrics to create extremely original silhouettes. I loved his use of layered sheers and the geometric construction of each garment. Yu Fukumoto - The Collector Yu Fukumoto graduating collections, entitled The Collector was a beautifully told “word for word story”. A perfect example of an “A” student. Find a concept and work it out to the “T”. More often than not I have seen literal interpretations of concepts become absolute flops but thsi collection really works for me. I love the simple color palette and the detailing throughout the collection. Related posts: Dries Van Noten Windows - Palais Royal, Paris Dries Van Noten will have the Palais Royal windows of... Oleg Dou - Professional Photographer of the Year: Fine Art While I was doing the review on the International Photography... Natalie Thakur’s Leather Craft Natalie Thakur, is an emerging new London based leather bag... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Arturo Elena Posted: 07 Dec 2008 09:50 AM PST I‘m so happy that I finally find his website ! Many times I saw Arturo Elena Fashion Illustrations on the web but never an article or links to his website and its pretty hard to read his signature ! So thanks a lot to Fashionindie for the hook-up - Arturo’s work is so unique and stylish, since he start working in 1992, Arturo’s collaborate with prestigious clients such as Chanel, Loewe and illustrate the glossy pages of Cosmopolitan and Elle. The materials he used are, preferably, paper and synthetic inks applied with markers to achieve extraordinary effects. Related posts: The New Sexy If the temperature hasn't risen before, it certainly did now.... Bic paper Sometimes we need to annotate some telephone number, some name,... Laura Laine - The Fashion Illustrator So now, you start to be used to our daily... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

21st Century Raquel by Karl Lagerfeld Posted: 07 Dec 2008 09:50 AM PST This was a really cool way to turn a basic fashion story into an extremely dynamic visual explosion of shape and color. A little photoshop can go a long way. 21st Century Raquel (Zimmerman) was shot by Karl Lagerfeld and styled by Charlotte Stockdale for the last issue of V magazine. Related posts: Karl Lagerfeld Rapper ? Ahaha ! ' Believe it or not, But I love... Chanel 5 Euro Coin By Karl Lagerfeld For the occasion of the 125th anniversary of Coco Chanel,... Karl Lagerfeld x Teddy Bear We didn't heard too much about this collab' that Karl... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

High Heels TypeFace Posted: 06 Dec 2008 08:29 PM PST Just stumbled on this typeface inspired by high heels - I wish it was a real typeface even tho it would be hard read. Zummi, the Author said about the project ” This was a fun project overall because I got the chance to explore a diverse and massive collection of High-heeled shoes, which was the main inspiration for the typeface that I have created. In the same way, I have also thoroughly enjoyed the whole process of challenging myself in creating this typeface as I have always used to have this crazy idea that creating a font was one of the hardest things to do in graphic design and going ahead with this project has surely proved me wrong.” Related posts: Melanie Pullen: High Fashion Crime Scenes Eerie, disturbing, beautiful..just a few adjectives that...... New High M(art) presents Brian Lichtenberg For those in LA, come down to Chinatown for the... Nike Blazer High Premium Wood Meet the new Nike Blazer High Premium Wood. Check the... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Eva Mendes foot fetish ? Posted: 06 Dec 2008 05:07 PM PST Do you remember the Vogue Italia from last May ? I found the picture in HQ of the amazing Eva Mendes foot fetish editorial by Steven Meisel - Eva is HawT !! Related posts: High Tech Fetish Just stumble on this really cool Editorial/Campaign - High Tech... Louboutin & David Lynch - Fetish As I already wrote about it in the past the... Vogue Italia Does Fall Florals With Jessica Stam Jessica Stam Shot by Solve Sundsbø for Vogue Italia... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

‘Where The Wild Things Are’ Fashion Editorial Posted: 06 Dec 2008 11:55 AM PST ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ is a really cool Fashion Editorial from Dec08 Vogue Uk - photographed by Patrick Demarchelier, starring Anja Rubik and styled by Lucinda Chambers - Thanks to Skywire for the images scan via TFS Related posts: Flasback Fashion : 80′S Editorial I found these images and just had to share. I... A Gauche A Droit Editorial I just found these photos from a recent editorial of... Mr Toledano - Amazing Photographer !! For telling you the truth, I never heard about Phillip... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

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