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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 12:45 PM CST A giant thermal vending machine will be taking over UNIQLO’s flagship store for shoppers to visualise their thermal glow. HeatTech is basically a fabric which is supposed to absorb the moisture generated by the body and convert it into heat. Check out Uniqlo's Human Vending Machine for their HEATTECH apparel line. more Info on PSFK Related posts:
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 12:36 PM CST Asa : Jailer
Today I Bring to you another female African blessing. Her voice soothing and super powerful and her songs full of meaning and history. Asa’s (pronounced Asha) album was release on the 18th of November 2008, so be sure not to miss this download.
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| Olivier Borde & Heath Callender - The New French Duo Posted: 01 Dec 2008 12:31 PM CST
Garde Robe is the name of the new menswear line from Frenchie Olivier Borde & Heath Callender, winners of the annual Hyeres fashion competition - The Olivier Borde [Garde-Robe] S/S 2009 Collection was unveiled during Paris Men’s Fashion Week in June 2008. Their inspiration come from the "working class" in the 1920s and the book of Mike Disfarmer and Richard Avedon's “The American West project” - A great Collection who will fit the most Trendy hipster pretty soon… The first Olivier Borde [Garde-Robe] A/W 2008 collection was unveiled at the International Festival d'Hyeres in April 2008. The collection was selected and judged in the Festival by jurors who included Ricardo Tisci, Maria Luisa, Haider Ackermann and Patti Wilson. The collection was said to be "reinventing the classics of male fashion" in an "artistic and poetic tradition". Thanks to Dazed Digital for the tips Related posts:
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 12:03 PM CST Just when I’ve sworn that my eyes can not bare anymore neon for at least another decade, comes a mouth-watering editorial, entitled “Love on Top of Love”, from the 77th issue of Oyster Magazine shot by Christoper Katke that leaves me in utter lust. I am a sucker for vibrant colors but the last year has been quite abusive of them in the urban realm of style (or non style). The mix of the Balenciaga florals with the vintage brights of Sonia Rykiel and Dolce & Gabanna and the 80’s architectural haircuts are so on point and yet better than ever before. Photography Christopher Katke Styling Michael Angel Make-up Rie Omoto Hair Benjamin Pinon Models Emina and Regina @ Marilyn Agency Related posts:
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 11:48 AM CST
Kim Simonsson's figures are made out of ceramics, clay and glass with a touch of Gold and Silver, often covered in a thick white glaze making them look like porcelain. We normally associate porcelain with grandma's glass cabinet, but Simonsson's figures do not match this association. His style is definitely Japanese/Manga inspired. The mix of ceramics and gold is just sublime…
“Authority in its’ many forms fascinates me and in my works I want to reverse the common beliefs by making the weak powerful.” (Kim Simonsson) See more on his website Related posts:
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 11:31 AM CST In California, Leo Marmol and Ron Radziner have earned themselves a reputation as the go-to architects for dream homes and classic house renovations. As a measure of their credentials, consider this: they’ve now built six homes for Tom Ford and they were the retro-fit architects of choice for the new owners of Richard Neutra’s legendary Kaufmann house. It’s a little surprising then to learn that Marmol-Radziner and Associates is quietly building a thriving side business in prefabricated homes. ‘I think these days, the term prefab is thrown around wildly,’ says Radziner. ‘Our prefabs are modular and are delivered to site complete with everything in it.’ Rincon 5, as the current range is known, is 60-ft long and barely distinguishable from a site-build, so meticulous are the detailing and construction standards. The $220,000 fee includes construction costs. Radziner points out that each Rincon takes eight weeks to build in the factory and is delivered to the site complete with tiles, plumbing and even fixtures like dishwashers and sinks. - read full article at Wallpaper Related posts:
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| Posted: 01 Dec 2008 11:21 AM CST After finishing his Graphic Design school in Barcelona Luis Tinoco start as a Art Director Assistant at Ad Agency DMBB Barcelona - worked with Fernando Gutierrez, (Art Dir. of Benetton magazine), Published Children Book, Created TV Cartoon Series and now frequently work with Fashion Magazine like Glamour, Top Magazine and more… His illustrations are Fresh, Colorful and Fashionable… Love it !
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