a visual collective outlet of inspiration
waris demonstrating the cavernous front trunk of the bugatti veyron FBG with interior by hermes, available at reputable dealers nationwide for around $1.3 million. what is great is that you can fit up to 3 birkin bags without compromising the space for an additional bottle of fiji water. by dd
eye candy
RIP CBGB’s
patti smith
klaus nomi / chris parker / jim jarmusch
richard helli guess these guys would not agree with the below post… some more of this post here by pp’
the ultimate fashionista’s accessory?
to follow up on our lagerfeld comment series, here is another example of where to shove the double C’s in. after the surf boards, the snow boards… here is the guitar! we hope at least that it’s of decent craftsmanship. don’t even want to know the price. i feel a bit guilty to like it though… by pp’
ok this is the last post about slot cars
above: scalextric C2920 ford escort mk I-R clark
above: porsche 904 GTS # 54, 12 hours of sebring 1966, driven by george follmer and peter gregg
I promise, no more ofthis, but love these two by dd
Malcolm Sayer: the designer of C and D type Jaguar cars
the XJ13 with a V12 engine. this is an exceptionally lovely view of the car. now that is an amazing piece of aerodynamic art designed by malcolm sayer (1916-1970). the original 1960’s prototype of the XJ13 is worth an estimated £14 million (about $27 million or €18 million)
sayer was the designer of jaguar cars and one of the first engineers to apply principles of aerodynamics to car design. his designs included the now famous jaguar C-type (also called XK120-C, due to its being based on the jaguar XK120) Jaguar D-type jaguar e-type jaguar XJS (although the car launched several years after sayer’s death). by dd
longing for norwegian summer
photo by julie pike; a norwegian photographer and proud of it! she captures the beautiful nature, the people, the fashion and the sensuality. makes me homesick for the looong summer days, fresh air and swimming in the fjord. by kv
have a nice flight
interior of a private bombardier jet. pros: so white… cons: so not green! by dd
last portrait of ysl
i guess it’s normal to idolize people after they died… ysl objects and apartment by ivan terestchenko by pp’
rotating shed follows the sun
a sun-loving cube… cute. by Sturm and Wartzeck Architects by kl
mind framed
saw those pieces from kolkoz at the last armory show (galerie emmanuel perrotin) and thought that it was pretty smart. in reality, those stuff are very huge and bold with a lot of nice details! don’t like the guys though. by pp’
art history
vuk vidor owns art history by pp’
so pure, so orange!
hermes definitely owns the orange! by pp’
