Artist Travis Durden creates a superfan series mashing together both Star Wars characters and ancient Greek sculptures. The pieces include the likes of Darth Vader, Yoda, Boba Fett and Storm Troopers. See some of them below:
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Caitlyn Jenner by Ben Hassett
Caitlyn Jenner in the December 2015 issue of Glamour Magazine. A simplistic shoot captured by photographer Ben Hasset. She appears to be less (but still) photoshopped contrasting her big coming out spread in Vanity Fair. Looking good. See some of the photos below: MAGAZINE: GLAMOUR US DECEMBER 2015 PHOTOGRAPHER: BEN HASSETT CELEB: CAITLYN JENNER STYLING: LAURA FERRARA HAIR: BEN SKERVIN MAKE UP: MAXINE LEONARD NAILS: MARISA CARMICHAEL
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New Emoji Keyboard!
EmojiWorks has come out with the first of its kind, The EmojiWorks Keyboard! “You’ve been hunting emoji on your screen for years but now they’re right on your keyboard. Spend less time playing ‘find the emoji’ and more time being awesome.” Prices start at $79.95 and the product is compatible with Mac, iOS, Windows on tablets, laptops & desktops. Now available for pre-order:
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Burberry Closing Sub-Brands Including Burberry Prorsum, Burberry Brit and More
The popular English fashion house is making some major changes within the company. Looking to make the Burberry brand more clear and streamlined they have come to the decision of closing down all of its sub-brand lines including Burberry Prorsum, Burberry Brit and Burberry Sport. They have also made the announcement of placing $77 million on a factory in Leeds which will be specifically focused on producing Burberry trench coats. The factory is set to be completed sometime around 2018. That’s alot of trench coats. Related articles #LFW Spring 2016 Day 4 Recap: Leather And English Lace Burberry’s Iconic Trench Coats add Color to this Fall London Fashion Week: Burberry runway sees Cara…
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100 years of Mens Grooming in One Minute
100 popular mens hairstyles separated by decades all featured under one minute. Starting from 1910’s to the present day 2010’s. Mens grooming might change more than you think. Watch the video below:
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Questionable 70’s Menswear …
Yes, the 70’s have been making a strong comeback recently. From many designers like Gucci, Burberry, Fendi and more have been inspired by the decade and infusing it in their latest collections. However! Here are some raw 70’s menswear looks we are (for the most part) not seeing revived, and we think might not be coming back into style any time soon, But never say never.
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Test Drive Your Tattoo Before Commiting
Tattoos are something that will follow you to the grave, so a lot of thought and commitment is needed to go through with the deed, and even then sometimes you end up with something you no longer love. Making these choices a lot easier (and more fun) is an awesome service provided by Momentary Ink, where you can actually test drive the tattoo you want before making it permanent! You get to live in them before you fully deciding to go under the needle. The service isn’t even that costly ranging from 15-21 dollars depending on the size. Here are some examples below:
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Michelangelo’s David Turned Into an Action Figure!
Action figures known for representing favorite block buster super heros, monsters and more has taken a different unexpected turn towards art history. We best know artist Michelangelo for his famous statues in their iconic poses. But now thanks to Japanese manufacturer Figma you can adjust historically famous artworks that including David of Michelangelo, the Venus de Milo and The Thinker by Rodin all in action figure form. They are available hereat the GoodSmile website.
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Replacing Movie Posters with the Actors Younger Self
A hilariously inaproprite series by Leo Lardy who recreates famous movie posters with the featured stars childhood pictures. Most of the children depcited are most likley not old enough to see their own films. The series includes Mad Max, Drive, The Lord of the Rings, The Wolf of Wall Street, Django, Pirates of the Caribbean, Her and more.
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Massive Vintage Halloween Mask Collection
An impressive Halloween centric collection curated by photographer Brecht Bug in a series titled Vintage Halloween. You get a time traveling glimpse into the past trends and characters that were in high demand during Halloween years ago. See the playful evolution and variety of these awesome throwback masks: Related articles David Bowie writes his first TV theme for more than 20 years Theater Review (Seattle): ‘Brechtfest’ by The Horse in Motion Barbara Brecht-Schall German Actress Barbara Brecht-schall Dies At 84
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Grace Wales Bonner by Harley Weir
A sereis featrued in I-D’s Winter 2015 issue starring Grace WAles Bonner in a African outlook photoshoot captured by Harley Weir. See the shoot below: Model:Grace Wales Bonner Magazine:i-D Winter 2015 Photographer: Harley Weir Stylist: Julia Sarr-Jamois
