Sabrian Ioffreda takes center stage in an earthy, soil-filled editorial photographed by Gianluca Fontana for Harper’s Bazaar Germany. The series embraces natural textures and muted tones, creating a grounded, elemental atmosphere that contrasts with traditional glossy fashion imagery.
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Shura – 2Shy (Music Video)
A beachy synth love ballad from Shura. The music video follows slow-motion dancers and beach memorabilia. See the official music video below: “2Shy” is the fourth single from Shura Get the track and more! iTunes Related articles Music Geek Track of the Day: ‘2Shy’ By Shura Is An ’80s Prom Dream Song Shura Take Their Dancefloor Synthpop To Church At SXSW Best Coast – Heaven Sent (Music Video) Tuki Carter – “On One” [Music Video]
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JEREMY SCOTT for ADIDAS ORIGINALS S/S 2015 Lookbook
Jeremy Scott has always understood the assignment: take something everyone thinks they already know, then crank the volume until it’s practically vibrating. For adidas Originals by Jeremy Scott S/S 2015, that means classic Three Stripes staples put through the Jeremy Scott funhouse, where sport and spectacle are not opposites, they are flirting.
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Jaco van den Hoven by photographer Peggy Kuiper
Jaco van den Hoven takes center stage in a striking editorial for GlamCult Magazine. Photographed by Peggy Kuiper, the shoot explores masculine glam with bold, eccentric coats that move fluidly against a minimalist grey backdrop. Each look balances drama and restraint, highlighting both fashion and personality.
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Fun Time by photographer Emma Summerton
Fun Time is a playful editorial for Vogue Italia’s April 2015 issue, photographed by Emma Summerton. The shoot mixes 1950s diner-inspired styling with high-fashion gowns and luxurious furs. Models Valery Kaufman and Josephine le Tutour wear couture pieces paired with retro silhouettes and unexpected fashion mullets, creating a quirky, energetic tension between vintage and modern.
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The 90’s Boys Club by photographer Baldovino Barani
The 90’s Boys Club is a bold editorial that merges designer fashion with athletic energy. Photographed by Baldovino Barani, the shoot stars model Taner Sigirtmac embodying a hyper-masculine, confident aesthetic reminiscent of 1990s style culture.
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Alisa Ahmann by photographer Camilla Åkrans
Alisa Ahmann channels 1960s-inspired mod fashion in this groovy editorial for Vogue Italia’s April 2015 issue. Photographed by Camilla Åkrans, the series combines vintage styling, bold geometric lines, and iconic 60s makeup to create a visually striking and playful fashion narrative.
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Kelly Mittendorf by photograhper Kerry Dean
Kelly Mittendorf stars in a textured, pastel-hued editorial for Vogue Turkey’s April 2015 issue. Photographed by Kerry Dean, the series explores the charm of faded elegance, blending patterns, textures, and layered styling against the relaxed backdrop of front and backyards.
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Tyler, The Creator – Fucking Young (Music Video)
New music video about inappropriate love. “when Im 27 you’ll be 21” The music video follows a movie playing out of a young crush that needs to be ended. Very taboo but fabu. See the interesting visuals and well-known tyler angst for the Fucking Young music video. the new albumb Cherry is out on 4/13/2015 Bomb Fucking Young/Death Camp Featuring Charlie Wilson, Chaz Bundick And Cole Alexander Directed By: Wolf Haley DP: Luis Ponch Perez Video Production:Tara Razavi
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300 New Iphone Emojis!
If you haven’t been prompted to go update your iOS to 8.3 go ahead and do it now! Updates usually include bug fixes or apps we don’t want but can delete. Luckily the most recent one has given us 300 new emojis including the racially diverse emojis that have been a hot topic and also featuring same sex families. To access them you simply have to hold down the key for the pop up options. Of course more human-less emojis are included, so go check them out and have an emojigasm. To update go to Settings>General>Software Update then done!
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“Hair Necklace” by artist Kerry Howley
Kerry Howley challenges our perceptions of beauty and discomfort with Hair Necklace, a provocative art series that transforms recycled human hair into intricate jewelry. The work plays on the tension between the allure of adornment and the unease we feel when hair exists outside the human body.
