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| Posted: 27 Jan 2009 10:50 AM PST PaperMag’s Johnny Misheff recently named INVEN.TORY the best new shop in Nolita, New York City. And it’s no wonder- with it’s incredible finds and even better prices, INVEN.TORY is paving the road to a smarter way of shopping. Founder Mike Townsend thinks of the store as a curated boutique that is category and not brand-driven. That isn’t to say that the store doesn’t carry must-have brands- while the clothing in the store rotates weekly, there are always plenty of great items from lines like Lorick, Idol Radec, and Corpus. Townsend and his partners consistently hand pick the best new items that are always on-trend, bringing what would be otherwise unknown talent directly to their customer. Even the design of the store is part of the experience. With it’s effortless simplicity- exposed brick walls, garments hanging off of chains found right on the streets of New York City, and clean lighting- shopping becomes uncomplicated and more direct. Customers love INVEN.TORY not only for it’s designer goods at wholesale prices, but also for it’s unique and clever flair. INVENT.TORY
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| Posted: 27 Jan 2009 10:46 AM PST 3:33 Footwear claims that its inspiration is derived from “…house slippers, moccasins, classic worn-in sneakers and all the people that wear them right”. It’s pretty much impossible to wear these effortless shoes the wrong way- they add an instant look to a whole outfit. Much like their Los Angeles, California origins, the shoes themselves are simple and relaxed, the three trademark designs ranging from beloved Ked-like sneakers to chic but comfortable leather booties. Ex-professional skateboarder, now designer, Andrew Reynolds plans to keep the shoes unisex, and intends on keeping the original three designs simply because they work, perhaps adding new colors to the collection . He claims the brand’s philosophy is “don’t do much,” clearly a sentiment that works, as the footwear has been seen on the likes of Jack White, and is carried at New York City’s trendy and adored Oak and American Rag stores. Inspired by Ali Boulala, a professional skateboarder, and from random people on the street (”I saw a girl at Starbucks the other day,” Reynolds recalls, “…her belt was so amazing!”), 3:33 Footwear fuels the love of casual-cool on both coasts, and soon, overseas. Related posts:
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| Andrea Giacobbe Filmmaker/photographer Posted: 27 Jan 2009 10:31 AM PST Andrea Giacobbe is an Italian filmmaker and photographer who works from L.A. From his bio: Andrea’s photographic work led him into the world of film when the French-German art/culture TV channel ARTE asked him to write and direct a one minute short film for the program “Tracks“, which has since been broadcasting weekly for the past twelve years. See his portfolio on Art-Dept Related posts:
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| Posted: 27 Jan 2009 09:52 AM PST Propaganda images via BachBook Related posts:
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| Posted: 27 Jan 2009 09:44 AM PST In an other style of Caricature, Leah Tinari is inspired by 35mm photography, she said ‘The photographs that interest me most are the ones that someone else would rip up or erase from their digital camera shortly after they are taken‘ -She is also intrigued with the space in photograph by often eliminating objects and elements to recreate the location. she said ‘ I hope that the images will evoke familiar feelings or create a sense of voyeurism ‘ My work is a celebration of life. I strive to make paintings of my life, the people and the world around me. I want to create a wonderful and vital dialog between people and art, and between art and life. via NY Arts Magazine Related posts:
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| Posted: 27 Jan 2009 09:11 AM PST While many caricaturists easily poke fun at the celebrities they depict, Blake Loosli's paintings let them retain their finer qualities as well. You can see here, that his drawings skills and technique has evolute whit his self portrait drawings - Blake keeps a blog with some of his sketches and news. See more here
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| Kanye’s LV Kicks Hit the Runway Posted: 26 Jan 2009 11:20 AM PST Kanye’s collab with the Louis Vuitton Spring 09 line called “Kanye LV” stepped out in Paris on Thursday. The monochromatic beauties are just the kind of low-pro steeze expected from the K; of course he had to throw the little Louis flowers at the sole. Not sure what’s going on in the back with the oversized tabs? A take on a floppy hiking boot? - -LalaBlahBlah Related posts:
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