Tuk Clothing is “inspired by the wonderful colours, tastes, smells and personalities of South Asia. We believe in garments that fit well, that have a strong emphasis on bespoke tailoring, and that personify our beliefs, inspirations and brand ethos.”

What really intrigued us about the label is their mix of moral values and love for creating high quality pieces. There is no mass production and no unethical labour, as all the clothing and accessories are handmade by local tailors and craftsmen.

Recently, we got in touch with Tuk Clothing to see what the South Asian label is all about. Mark is the designer behind the project and told us everything we wanted to know.

The round of questions after the jump.  

Jordan Silver and Erik Sacher are the duo behind SoHo’s Silver Lining, an eyewear boutique that is influencing the way people wear glasses. For New York fashion week, Silver and Sacher collaborated with some of the week’s most insider-cool labels — Band of Outsiders, Antonio Azzuolo and Lorick — to style the models in vintage glasses.

Camillo Vanacore has released his Frene chair and step-up. Completely transforming the object by charring its wooden surface, Camillo draws the eye and hand in desire to feel its unique texture. The piece itself is a combination chair and four-step ladder for reaching the top of your bookshelf.  

More images after the jump.

Tristan Zimmermann and Charles & Marie have reissued this beautiful gramophone in a truly sumptuous black, at the risk of making more than one crack. Plug in your iPhone, iPod or any other MP3 player and get ready to experience the most unique and original way to dock your media player.

On February 13 at Sony Studios in Los Angeles, the taping for Kanye West’s ‘Storytellers’ episode for VH1 took place and boy was it a long one. After 3 hours of music and a therapy session where Kanye talked and the audience listened, the taping was sent to the editing room. They cut the total taping down to 90 minutes, leaving out some very interesting comments by the self-proclaimed greatest.

Christian Marc Schmidt and Ivan Safrin’s Pastiche is a dynamic data visualization that maps keywords from blog articles to the New York neighborhoods they are written in reference to, geographically positioned in a navigable, spatial view. Keywords are assigned based on relevance and recency, surrounding their corresponding neighborhoods. The result is a dynamically changing description of the city, formed around individual experiences and perspectives.

Available currently for Macs here.

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