Nicholas Lovegrove and Demian Repucci launched their collaborative effort in 2003, creating their unique brand of design sensibility from gathered experiences while living and working in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe.
Not only is the Saint Bag affordable, but the key ring cord makes for a high level of functionality. No one likes to dig deep for their keys, amiright? (more…)
Born in Sao Paulo, Mona Kuhn is an artist who currently resides in Los Angeles. Her photographic artwork has led to a collaboration with another LA native, James Perse.
Using inspiration from her monotypes, the duo has come up with 8 limited edition screen prints, which include 5 V necks and 3 relaxed scoop tanks.
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One Maserati we missed at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show was their carbon fiber bicycle. The extraordinary bicycle was built using steel, aluminum and carbon-fiber by renowned Italian manufacturer Milani. The bicycle can be suited to different purposes- one for speed and racing (Veloce), and one for more leisurely uses (Turismo), according to the client’s needs. (more…)
Born in Istanbul, 23-year-old artist Murat Suyur has made his name known across the globe with his conceptual photography and masterful design skills. His creativity led him to be featured in the UK Issue of Advanced Photoshop Magazine.
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Not sure how some people might respond to this one but I guess we’ll have to see, amiright? Paul & Joe’s S/S 2009 collection is filled a whole lot of inconsistency diversity, something we’re happy to see at times. For this season’s line, the label’s using black, gray, khaki, and white to serve as backgrounds for their wide legged high waist pants, piping, pleats, and plaid.
They sure know how to bring the seventies back. Reminiscent of campy sailors, Oriental exoticism, beach bums and Ivy League scholars, Paul & Joe’s latest collection is sure to have something for everyone.
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Born in Manchester in 1968, English artist Rob Hefferan is both an artist and illustrator. His oil paintings are found at galleries around the world.
My Modern Metropolis says, “He has the rare, uncanny ability to create realistic scenes with only his imagination and a paintbrush. The way he captures skin tones, movement, and fabric is remarkable.”
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De Dietrich has designed the “Wake Up” alarm clock, an automated breakfast in bed. It’s got a toaster, an reserve for chocolate or coffee. It can’t be a breakfast without a nice cup of OJ, and the “Wake Up” has room for that, too.
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Last month we brought you Philip Sparks’ lookbook for his Fall 2009 collection and now The Fashionisto is reporting that the label’s launched its webstore to the public. Currently, US and Canadian residents can take advantage of Sparks’ coats, suiting and accessories, as well as online exclusives and limited edition pieces.
Check it out here.
Known for their pen-based graphic tablets and touchscreens, Wacom has designed their first product tailored to DJs. With the recession, I’m guessing Wacom still thinks the show must go on. With the wireless Nextbeat music controller, professional and casual digital dee-jays can spin tracks from anywhere. The Nextbeat features a unique docking wireless control pod which lets you roam and control sounds loaded onto the Nextbeat base station.
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Selectism has put us on to Jack Spade’s new retail concept in collaboration with Jimbo the Mechanic, Rapha cycling gear, and Landmark Bikes. Jack and Jimbo’s Bike Shop is a 600 sq ft store off Bleecker Street in the West Village that features select pieces from the renowned Rapha cycling collection as well as vintage bicycles from Landmark Vintage Bicycle Shop. On the other side of the shop, expect to see season Jack Spade products including bags, accessories, and an edited selection of ties, outerwear, and apparel.
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