Vintage Halloween costumes exist in a very specific category of horror. Not intentional horror. Not polished horror. But the deeply unsettling kind that happens when creativity, low budgets, and questionable design choices collide.
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Artist Replecates his NYC Apartment
There are homes you live in, and then there are homes that live inside you. Do Ho Suh understands that difference deeply. In his series titled Home, the Korean artist recreates his New York City apartment not as a solid structure, but as a glowing, translucent memory. It feels less like architecture and more like a feeling you can walk through. Currently on view at the Contemporary Austin through January 11, 2015, the installation transforms something deeply personal into something universally resonant. It is not loud. It does not demand attention. Instead, it quietly pulls you in
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‘Banded’ photographed by Audrey Krawczyk
“Banded” Photographed by Audrey Krawczyk and Styled by Fleur Huynh Evans forThe Ones2Watch Julian De Gainza & Christian Garcia @ Bananas Model Paris& Dimitri Stampfer
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Mixed Media Art by Eugenia Loli
“It’s important for me to “say” something with my artwork, so for the vast majority of my work there’s a meaning behind them. I usually do this via presenting a “narrative” scene in my collages, like there’s something bigger going on than what’s merely depicted. Sometimes the scene is witty or sarcastic, some times it’s horrific with a sense of danger or urgency, some times it’s chill. I leave it to the viewer’s imagination to fill-in the blanks of the story plot.” -Artist Eugenia Loli source:
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Erik Fallberg Photographed by Tomas Falmer
There is something deeply intimate about a bedroom that is not trying to be seductive. This editorial featuring Erik Fallberg, photographed by Tomas Falmer, understands that intimacy can come from stillness rather than performance. Set in a bedroom like environment and captured through natural light, the series embraces seclusion as both a mood and a message. Nothing feels staged for effect. Instead, the images unfold slowly, like moments you were not supposed to witness but somehow did.
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Alexander McQueen A/W 2014 Lookbook
Alexander McQueen Autumn Winter 2014 does not ask for your attention. It assumes it. This lookbook is stripped back, direct, and unapologetically McQueen. No distractions. No unnecessary narrative. Just clothes, attitude, and conviction. The palette is nearly colorless, and that choice feels deliberate. Black, white, and shades in between dominate, giving the collection a ghostly, suspended quality. It feels ethereal, but never soft. There is tension in every look, an edge that keeps things sharp even when the mood feels weightless.
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Tennis – I’m Callin’
Quirky crime should be a new genre. This music video titled “I’m Callin'” by Tennis is pretty David Lynch’s film Blue Velvet inspired. Directed by Keith Musil, try to follow the story. Watch below: Ritual in Repeat is available February 2
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If Women In Horror Films Were Played By Men
Tis the season for horror movie marathons. Have you ever thought how different the movie would be if the roles were reversed? The sexualized woman now becomes the sexualized man, so on and so forth. Do these scenes seem off? or are there no differences, you decide. “You’ve never seen a damsel in distress like this before.”
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CHANEL N°5: The One That I Want – The Film
The classic Chanel N°5 film(commercial) has been released. This time featuring the gorgeous Gisele Bundchen in a story about reignited passion and love. Watch the endlessly glamorous scenes paired with a pretty dope rendition of Grease’s “You’re The One That I Want” A woman, a destiny, a perfume. N°5 #theonethatiwant The world’s most desirable fragrance. Discover more on http://chanel.com With Gisele Bündchen, Michiel Huisman and Lo-Fang, directed by Baz Luhrmann. Soundtrack: Title: “You’re The One That I Want” Album: Blue Film (4AD) Performed by Lo-Fang Written by John Farrar (Warner Unichappell Music/Sony)
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Bono’s “My bad” for Putting Their Music on your Phone
Everyone not too long ago was pretty upset about the new U2 album ‘Songs of Innocence’ unvolentarly being placed into their iphones. Many were upset ant took this as an invasive promotion, from celebrities to peasants like you and I. They held an online facebook QA open for any questions, where somone finally asked “Can you please never release an album on iTunes that automatically downloads to people’s playlists ever again? It’s really rude.” Bono resoponds: “Oops … I’m sorry about that. I had this beautiful idea. Might have gotten carried away with ourselves. Artists are prone to that thing. A drop of megalomania, a touch of generosity, a dash of…
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Duplicity by artist Matthieu Bourel
Matthieu Bourel’s Duplicity is a facial manipulation series that turns recognition into something strange and absorbing. Using duplicated elements from the same or related photographs, Bourel morphs old Hollywood starlets and actors into portraits that feel elegant at first glance, then quietly disturbing the longer you look.
