Get to know a little more about the handsomely dapper Brooklyn based male model Matthew Mcgue. Read below as he describes what he’s about, into and what the future holds for this talented guy. age? 24 Location? Born: Ohio | currently:Brooklyn NY. Sign? Cancer Q: What movie you can always watch again? A: the other guys. Q: Who is your favorite musician or music group? A: kid Cudi Q: What’s the best way you’ve found to kill time? A: Head to the fitness studio Or Netflix it up. Q: If you could switch your life with anyone for a month, who would it be? A: Aaron Rodgers. Q:Any hidden talents?…
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REISS A/W 2015 Campaign
British fashion house Reiss introduces its Autumn Winter 2015 menswear collection with a campaign steeped in nocturnal sophistication. Inspired by the electric atmosphere of city jazz clubs and the iconic performers who once commanded their stages, the collection pays tribute to a bygone era of sartorial confidence.
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Transitional Bags, from Summer to Fall
Some fashion items don’t translate well into other seasons. A neon tote during dead winter may not seem appropriate or functional. Here are some good bags that can easily be translated from the heat of summer to cool drift into fall. The Bag Material: With the transition to fall comes more unpredictable weather. Many bags believe it or not aren’t liquid friendly. So cancel out any suede or minimally treated leather bags. Stick to heavily treated bags, synthetic bags, and treated canvas bags. Here are some great options. Expensive on the top, not expensive (but still chic) on the bottom. The Bag Style: Things to avoid (due to weather) include…
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LARA STONE by LUIGI & IANGO
In the September 2015 issue of W Korea, Lara Stone delivers a striking editorial defined by softness and sensual restraint. Photographed by the acclaimed duo Luigi and Iango, the series explores sheer textures and intricate lace with refined confidence.
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Own Your Personal Scientifically Accurate Moon
A tangible moon that you can carry around that accurately glows according to the data received from a Japanese lunar orbiter spacecraft. Perfect for Wiccans and Sailor Moon enthusiasts. Available for purchase at Nosinger. Related articles NASA Dismisses Rumor, States “There is No Asteroid Threatening Earth” What Is NASA Hiding? Aliens? NASA to test emergency locator transmitters by crashing airplane ‘The Martian’: Jessica Chastain Gets In Touch With Exploration’s Human Side | Video
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Listen to Nirvana’s Previously Unreleased Demo “E-Coli”
An almost 9 minute Nirvana demo recorded around 1994 titled “E-Coli” has surfaced online. The recording was anonymously posted onto reddit and has brought a lot of attention in Nirvana’s fan base. Listen to the rare Nirvana demo below:
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Literally Balling by artist Victor Solomon
Artist and designer Victor Solomon turns basketball culture into high art with his series Literally Balling. Everyday sports equipment is transformed into sculptural objects adorned with stained glass, jewel-like detailing, and playful embellishments.
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Reserved F/W 2015 Campaign
Diego Miguel fronts the Reserved Fall Winter 2015 campaign, bringing effortless style and presence to the forefront. Photographed by Mateusz Stankiewicz, the series is set lakeside with boats in the background, evoking the crisp anticipation of early fall.
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Sunghee Kim by Hong Jang Hyun
In the September 2015 issue of W Magazine Korea, Sunghee Kim stars in a striking neo-noir beachside editorial. Photographed by Hong Jang Hyun, the shoot blends dramatic styling with playful surrealism, featuring designer bags and a curious octopus as an unexpected companion.
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Cotte D’Armes Homme S/S 2016 Lookbook
The lookbook explores sharp tailoring, structured silhouettes, and subtle detailing that give each outfit a disciplined yet modern aesthetic. The styling emphasizes precision and confidence, transforming traditional menswear codes into contemporary statements.
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Liza Ostanina by Jimmy Backius
For the Fall/Winter 2015 issue of Dansk Magazine, Liza Ostanina takes us on a moody Parisian wander through stark concrete streets. Photographed by Jimmy Backius, the series exudes gothic charm with a playful, avant-garde twist.
