just saw the new “comme des garcons” perfume wonderwood. the smell is very strange as it is the case with most of their fragrance. but rather interesting as always.
i was wondering if marc atlan who used to design the previous bottle and who set the image of the brand is still doing it. anybody know? anyway, this one seems to be a bit less original than odeur 53 but always cool to welcome a newborn. by pp
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kate moss plays chess or so she imagines to
furry kate plays chess in the park, don’t believe it, but cute anyway… i mean amber plays a wicked football so who knows what kate is capable of? photo by juergen teller. by xy
here’s a “don’t”: marc jacobs bang fragrance – laaaaame!
i can see your minions oohing and aaahing at your genius but marc, as a friend i tell you this, you are so lame!!! this stuff was tacky when the jersey boys did it, and its tacky now that you’re doin’ it… besides didn’t jeremy scott already bore us to tears 10 years ago with this crap. paleez! can we all move on… by bh
catching fire: model ieve laguna and egle tvirbutaite by photographer karen collins
model ieva laguna being serviced by amazing hair stylist peter gray
model egle tvirbutaite with makeup artist itsuki



fan di fendi – fendi’s newest fragrance launch: out in september 2010
after fendi pulled all of their existing fragrances off the market, for over a year, there was a vacant spot begging to be filled. “fan di fendi” is the newest launch due in stores this september 2010. the simple yellow packaging and the proportion of the bottle are quite beautiful and summary, however the name is a little uncool for our taste. not only it sounds odd upon first read, its rather a direct derivative of the very successful j’adore dior. one would have expected karl lagerfeld to resist it just for that, but one can see how such a name can make marketing directors and the family filled with excitement. after all who doesn’t want “fans”… or for that matter to be “adored”. the only problem is that naming it that doesn’t necessarily make it so. the jus is signed by perfumer delphine lebeau-krowiakj and the ad campaign is, once again, created by mr baron (yawn!) and features models anja rubik, abbey lee and karmen pedaru suspended in a moment of rock and roll ecstasy.
for the record, our favorite fendi has always been the original classic “fendi by fendi”. the 70’s scent was delicious but unfortunately found it’s way into the low end retailers in the 80’s and the rest was histrory. with a bit of re packaging and updating that scent could find a great spot next to the latest, and we hope fendi will consider bringing that back. by dd
dear tom ford: you make my nerdy day filled with sunshine
these ads were just so amazing… carolyn murphy as mrs. robinson with pee wee herman as mr. lucky bastard! by dd
broke is the new black
ok i generally hate t-shirts but this one rocks, i was practically on the floor when i saw one on the street. by dd
vogue nippon: golf anyone?
was never a golf fan but i dont mind playing golf with either of these novices. spread from vogue nippon, by photographer karen collins. by xy
terry richardson’s early years

back in the day things were a little different. photographers have always enjoyed to jump into the frame. above is john french with fiona campbell-walter ‘then’, and below is terry richardson with kate moss ‘now’. by kl
New Designer to Watch: For Love and Lemons
emerging young designers childhood friends laura hall and gillian mahin surprised us with their fall 2010 collection. this is the third season for the young designers who showed at fashion week this february for the first time. they say their fall 2010 collection is inspired by film noir style movies and lady gaga’s use of bondage. if you were at intrigued by these photos as i was visit there website and their blog where they show their inspiration. by bh
agyness deyn in “Mean To Me”: a film by McDermott & McGough


“mean to me” is the the first scripted film by mcdermott & mcgough. the film stars actor linus roache and agyness deyn in her acting debut. the 13 min art film was sponsored by guerlain and mikimoto, and the stylized 1930s era pieces were courtesy of zac posen who selected gowns from his archive. it’s quite a beautiful piece, and agyness is not only gorgeous in it, but rather impressive in her delivery and acting. that is not necessarily the case with linus roache, who almost looks the part but not quite. like tom fords film, “mean to me” is more of a visual feast than a “film” but for sure worth the time. a great first film, and impressive for a film that is so fashion based.
the film will be shown at galerie jerome de noirmont in paris from june 2nd through july 3rd. the film will also be screened at the centres pomidou during their film festival series september 24th through 26th 2010. by uh
Grrrrrr!! Le tigre: Amanda moore by karen collins
look a stool! very funny to come across this very old picture from numero, of amanda moore with the uber long legs by photographer karen collins. wonder what amanda is up to to these days now that she’s left tarzan! by xy
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