Politically incorrect advertising for”The Standard Hotels” with photos by Erwin Wurm.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Politically Incorrect
Detroit Rubber Episode 1
If you groan everytime your girlfriend takes over the remote to force “The Real Basketball Housewives Bad Girls Club” on you or only watch “Love & Hip Hop New York” to see what heat Joe Budden is rocking then Detroit Rubber looks to change your mind about reality TV. The webseries follows the daily on goings of Detroit sneaker shop Burn Rubber, is executive produced by both Paul Rosenberg and Eminem and looks to be a very promising slice of real life served up sneaker style. Take a look at the video below and let us know what you think.
CAPSULE NY Curated Picks: William Yan
via Blog - william yan by William Yan on 1/28/13
I was invited by the lovely people over at Capsule to select 5 of my favorite pieces during their men's show recently and let me tell you, it's hard, there are so many solid pieces from many brands out there and I wish I can pick like a hundred but here are five that I'm currently feeling in terms of color, cut and what I would actually wear as a full look.
- Pants | CREEP by Hiroshi Awai
- Shirt | 11after11
- Shoes | Diemme
- Bag | Parabellum
- Coat | General Idea
LINK | http://wearethemarket.com/capsule-curated-picks-william-yan
NIKE FLYKNIT HTM CHUKKA 2013
Style ambassador Hiroshi Fujiwara, Nike design legend Tinker Hatfield and Nike Inc. CEO and designer Mark Parker have once again collaborated to deliver the latest chapter in the story of Nike Flyknit technology. The Nike HTM Flyknit Chukka.
Nike Flyknit technology came about as the result of a design process that set out to combine performance innovation with reduced environmental impact. The resulting manufacturing innovation generated increased lightness with an improved fit — a shoe that behaved like second skin, adapting to the shape and movement of the foot in motion.
Another benefit of the Nike Flyknit process was to reduce manufacturing waste significantly. In creating the Nike Flyknit’s woven upper, Nike engineers and designers managed to reduce two thirds of manufacturing waste, by weight, when compared to typical running performance shoes.
The latest addition to the Nike HTM line blends the clean, modern style of the chukka boot with Nike Flyknit technology, creating an iconic new silhouette. The knitted, form-fitting upper is enhanced by Nike Flywire technology and a Nike Lunar outsole.
The Nike HTM Flyknit Chukka appears in two colors, both drawing on a winter-inspired “Snow Style” palette. The first shoe blends the natural tones of grey and blue with a white highlight detail, while the second, more muted version, features a subtle mix of grey and white.
Launching in February 2013, the Nike HTM Flyknit Chukka continues to push the already revolutionary Nike Flyknit technology to a new level by evolving it for the street. They will be available at select retailers around the world and at Nike Stadium Milan, Nike Stadium Paris and 1948 in London.
via nikestadiums.com
Paris Couture Week Spring 2013
Paris Couture Week Spring 2013 backstage photo series for Vogue by Kevin Tachman.
More photos here.
Holographic Cubes Reflect Dazzling Spectrum of Colors
Quantum Field X3 was an installation, by Japanese artist Hiro Yamagata, that consisted of two huge cube-like structures that were covered in holographic panels. Laser beams were projected onto the panels, which reflected and refracted visible light frequencies into a dazzling array of colors.
See more at My Modern Met.
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