Top male mode Marlon Teixeira is scandalously stuck in an abandoned parking lot for the Made In Brazil Magazine #9 issue. photo shoot captured by photographer Milan Vukmirovic where we find Marlon strategically covered in furs showing off his masculine physique in a (broken down?) vintage car. Will he hitchhike? Publication: Made In Brazil Magazine #9 Model: Marlon Teixeira Photographer: Milan Vukmirovic Fashion Editor: George Cortina Agency: De Facto Inc.
-
-
Paintings by artist Michael Reeder
American artist Michael Reeder creates striking impressionist portraits that combine strange, surreal elements with layered symbolism. His work plays with proportion, distortion, and color to produce imagery that is both visually arresting and conceptually rich.
-
Worriers – Chasing (Music Video)
We’ve all fallen in love with a lamp right? nah? Worries releases a music video from their lp Imaginary Life. In the music video for chace we find the lead singer having an eye on a blue haired beauty and when they finally meet, things aren’t what they seem to be. The song is catchy upbeat with rocky/synth/punk tones. Watch the video for Chasing below: Related articles Remembering Aaliyah 14 Years Later With Our Top 5 Favorite Music Videos! Behold The Most Racist Rap “Music” Video In Human History, Courtesy Uncle Tuna! Video: Bride, groom, and guests create epic, one-take music video Yung Simmie “Dead Beat” (WSHH Exclusive – Official…
-
Corneliani F/W 2015 Lookbook
The Corneliani Fall/Winter 2015 lookbook presents a dapper, refined vision of modern menswear. Male models Arthur Gosse and Vincent LaCrocq bring sophistication and poise to the collection, showcasing tailored elegance in every frame.
-
The Evolution of Magazine Covers
Things have definitely changed. For the better? for the worse? That’s a personal perspective kind of answer. To help you out with contrasting and comparing the evolution of popular well-known magazines Karen X. Cheng and Jerry Gabra have compiled front cover images for the last 100 years and splits them into decades. From The National Geographic to Cosmopolitan. See the full article here. Images © Respective publications / Comparison by Karen X. Cheng and Jerry Gabra / via
-
Chemical Brothers – Sometimes I Feel So Deserted
Chemical Brothers release their desert post apocalyptic zombie themed music video for their single “Sometimes I feel So Deserted” Watch the zombie kill its victims and take in to use whatever part of the body it needs. Watch the video below:
-
Sarah Brannon, Lina Berg, Marland Backus, Annieck Kortleve, Anya Lyagoshina, and Avery Blanchard by Dario Catellani
The editorial embraces minimalism with a retro edge, featuring clean lines, muted color palettes, and subtle textures. The styling by Samuel Francois evokes seventies chic with an understated elegance that allows the models’ natural presence to shine. Hair by Marki Shkreli and makeup by Susie Sobol complement the look with restrained polish and classic finish.
-
Paulina Heiler by Tina Luther
The September 2015 issue of Elle Germany celebrates bohemian 70’s style with a modern chic twist. Model Paulina Heiler stars in the editorial photographed by Tina Luther, embodying free-spirited elegance with a contemporary sensibility.
-
Alisa Ahmann by Txema Yeste
In the September 2015 issue of Numéro, model Alisa Ahmann stars in a dark, chic editorial set against a Manhattan backdrop. Photographed by Txema Yeste, the black and white images emphasize contrast, mood, and metropolitan elegance.
-
SILICON – Personal Cumputer (pre-release album stream)
SILICON aka Kody Nielson has released his debut album for a full album stream before it’s release this upcoming Friday (Aug 28, 2015) SILICON – Personal Cumputer ALBUM STREAM The album stream is presented in an interactive art gallery format, you can stroll through the separate cover arts that were specifically made for each track handmade by Kody Nielson himself. Silicon Online Website | Facebook | Twitter
-
A Kissable Coffee Lid
I love coffee, you love coffee, they love coffee. It’s time to make things a bit more intimate. Korean based designer Jang Wooseok has created a coffee lid replicating kissable lips. They vary from color and ethnicity too. Wooseok states “Take-out coffee is a symbol of city culture and fashion,” [The] shape of a lip is a distinctive style, thereby the combination will be fun.”
