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| WAD Marathon : Day 5 - Paying Tribute Posted: 08 Apr 2009 11:12 AM PDT For the 5th day of our WAD Marathon I would like to feature an editorial praising the style and character of Karl Lagerfeld, entitled K as in Karl. Lagerfeld’s style has become an iconic style reference. So much that even his peer, designer Roberto Cavalli came dressed as Lagerfeld for last years Halloween Ball in New York. They did a great job on the casting and styling of this shoot, each character looks like a reincarnation of Lagerfeld. Lovely! Stay tuned for more of the WAD Marathon as we make our way to Day 6. Photographer Bertrand Jacuot Style Margalette Hair Christope Martinez Make-Up Charlotte Honinckx Retouching David Z          |
| Theo Gennitsakis Visual Designer Posted: 08 Apr 2009 11:01 AM PDT Theo Gennitsakis is a French visual designer / illustrator / web designer, his portfolio is definitely worth checking out ! Theo works with prestigious clients such Chanel, Cartier or D&G amongst others… Thanks to Cpluv for the Tip !    |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2009 10:07 AM PDT For his first French exhibit, photographer Todd Selby and Colette have collaborated to do a Selby Pop-up shop inside Collette. Todd Selby has taken over the walls of the Colette shop with his images and curated the Selby Space. He has produced a book of his photos specifically for this exhibit. We have been following his blog, The Selby, for awhile now and it is always super intriguing to enter into someones home from a bird’s eye view and see the scene. The space he has created inside Colette definitely carries the same charm and intrigue that his blog projects. This is a great collab on Colette’s part!
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| Back to the Old School with ZweiPhone stickers Posted: 08 Apr 2009 10:03 AM PDT Back to your old first phone by downgrading your brand new Iphone 3G with those pretty sick ZweiPhone stickers - an Idea discovered by Sarah from Colette - A snobby fashion statement that makes you look like a dick for calling attention to how much money you spend on your gadgets - Available Now at www.zweiphone.com Via Colette    |
| Posted: 07 Apr 2009 08:55 PM PDT Dan Luvisi is a digital concept artist working in the film, video game and comic book industry. I just discovered him, while checking our new Twitter follower (@danluvisiart) and then Wow ! As im a Comic and film lover, I couldn’t be more impress on his illustration while checking his portfolio! Its futuristic, stylish, detail oriented and unbelievably well drawn! Even better he’s my neighbor ( Santa Monica ). I cant wait to see his future upcoming ‘L.M.S’ book … If you like futuristic style and comics be sure to check his newly launched website : www.danluvisiart.com
His imagination does not end with the art itself. Dan LuVisi is quickly building a reputation for his story ideas within the community and has written more than half a dozen scripts and treatments, some of which Hollywood producers have taken notice of and leaving grounds for hope to see some of his characters appear on screen in the near future.
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| Coachella Le Party Guide™ Page 1: Music Loves Fashion Posted: 07 Apr 2009 03:21 PM PDT Here’s Page one of the new Le Party Guide Coachella 2009 featuring the Music Loves Fashion Party at the House of Hype hosted by Belvedere Vodka. I got this straight from the party gods mouths (verbatim) so yours truly is not to blame for the following lewd copy (see Plan B™ reference). It’s destined to be back to the future so polish your sunnies this shit is gonna get bright with new headlines including Uffie, A-Trak and Pase Rock plus fashion shows a.k.a. tall pretty people… start starving yourself now. Check out last year’s party snaps here, here and here… RSVP to this mad circus at: info@MusicLovesFashion.com    |
| Posted: 07 Apr 2009 12:13 PM PDT ” Nothing stays on clothes at a 1300RPM spin speed. I wonder why the color of the clothes is still so bright and clear? ” Advertising Campaign: 1300RPM maximum spin speed I love these ads, how visual and clever! This ad campaign was done by FP7 Doha, Qatar based creative agency to illustrate the strength and value of this model of the Samsung washing machine. The funny part is, I saw some comments on this ad campaign from a guy who lives in Dubai and is very frustrated because after seeing the Ad, he went to purchase the machine and they said it was only produced for the US market. He expressed great disappointment in the inefficient use of marketing/ad capital, “How strange why would anyone advertise product that doesn’t exists in the market, is Samsung doing so great in these difficult times that they can produce campaigns for products that do not exists.” Advertising Agency: FP7 Doha    |
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