glen in early days with handsome jack (sparrow)
our soft-spoken friend, photographer, and film maker glen luchford, has truly reinvented himself with his beautiful black and white work. i saw something of his today and it prompted me to check his work again. his work for prada was for years the holy grail of fashion, and he’s sure to be on top of the list again with his new work above with models mariacarla boscono and malgosia bela, beautifully rich . by uh
very james bond-ish and very viral for sure. the adam kimmel video “dressed for dinner” featuring david blaine enjoying a banana along with a huge and scary shark is possibly one of the coolest fashion related shorts ever… maybe that’s because there is no fashion involved? good job adam. by pp.
the amazing scent of japanese hinoki, kindly packaged for your always elegant indulgence and future better sense. by dd
brilliant puzzle by the toronto zoo. white on white puzzle of 2 polar bears. gotta get mine. go kl. by dd
beautiful horn heritage speakers reissued by klipsh. the hand-built and horn loaded american made speakers are back. originally dating back to 1946, the new heritage range comes in four levels. the top one, klipchorn, is a fully horn-loaded, full range, three-way speaker system. it weighs 80 kg and stands 1.28 meters high. the 1-inch tweeter and 2-inch midrange driver alongside a 15-inch fiber- composite woofer give a sensitivity of 105 dB. $9,500 a pair. the second down, is named la scalla II (another one of those silly names). $5,450 a pair. the third one is the three-way cornwall III speaker that boasts a sensitivity to match the fully horn-loaded cabinets. $2,700 a pair. The 4th and cheapest model is the heresy III that comes equipped with a powerful woofer, bi-wire network, diaphragm tweeter, midrange drivers and a removable slant riser. $1,350 a pair. by dd
love these sculptural ceramic pieces by Japanese artist yoichiro kamei. they are quite amazing. architectural and numerical at once. by dd
there is some argument to be made here bout curbed grooming. lovely. by dd
there’s nothing more of a turn-off than a pierced nipple. i know i’m not making my case that well with marloes, but that’s just the point. photo by no other than terry richardson. by dd
awh gee thanx. right. no shit. what deep observation. this is so pedestrian you want to run it over with a truck. by dd
a 1960’s portrait of modern dance choreographer pina bausch… so chic and so brilliant. win win. by dd
the real studio fashion photo’s daddy was irving penn. and all the david sims, greg kadel and friends are only followers. the guy invented the look. by pp.
i’m sure there will be more to come from this collaboration posted on ts so let me take this time to introduce an east meets west tale: Vans DQM. vans teamed with independently owned nyc skate staple chris keeffe and dqm to bring us the best of both worlds. i’m not a huge fan of the ever growing popularity and need for every brand to have a “boutique-esk” store especially skate/snow/surf brands but i get it. especially if you are trying to have your store downtown; high rents = less products in store with higher almost unreasonable prices for young skaters probably not making that much to begin with (who lets remember, are the real heart and soul of the sport). but, this is the nature of the beast these days. i’m not saying the store isn’t core or doesn’t have a very nice decor and layout because it is and does, i’m just sayyyin. by jr
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