new david lynch’s show at comme des garcons, six gallery in osaka. wallpaper by pp.
tomorrow started
ryan mcginley reminds us – we are animals
Paul rowland at ford
model Iris Strubegger by photographer barnaby roper
given print is officially dead its great to see people like photographer barnaby roper are trying their index fingers on the red cam and the like. These are experiments so take it as it is, some great moments and worth a watch. by dd
Housai: the great wave
thomsen – french style
i’m sorry, it is not because i’m french and somehow chauvinist but really, french brand thomsen actually nailed the plaid/liberty shirt. when every US brands are coming over and over with the same plaid shirt that feel right out of the williamsburg salvation army ( sometime even with a $300 price tag).
those frenchies achieved doing it their own way giving it a nice “cacharel/mai ’68” look rather than a lumberjack feel. on top of that, the campaigns features some of our nicest roosters and the blog is really cool. cocorico! by pp.
NARS reflects on heather marks
we all know film/video/experimental moments are the evolution of print ads. with all of the experimentation on how to express a brand aura beyond the printed page, a lot of messiness has resulted. here we see NARS branching into time and space with simplicity and elegance. by kl
byredo – m/m
yves saint laurent – still obsessed
ysl (slimane, terestchenko, colette.) by pp.
edward hopper a go-go
above: fendi commercial visual (horrible execution – terrible wall paint job) i doubt if karl had much to do with this, or i’m majorly disappointed, again.
old images from “the face” with a young bookish giesel as envisioned by photographer karen collins roughly 8 years ago (with a better paint job, better girl, and better lighting!)
and of course the original edward hopper version ripped off on both… by pp+dd