Fat Joe Talks Graffiti from iced media on Vimeo.
Courtesy of ICED Media, thanks for the look.
Inspiration from Godard's french revolutionary students in, La Chinoise, resulted in designer, Scott Sternberg creating a collection in which he described as, "fetishized American sportswear." Fantastic. I am really into the different shapes of trousers paired with the lace up booties. 
For the rest of the collection visit Style.com
Menswear detailing, distinct structure, and fantastic accessories dominate each collection making this design duos style so beautifully revelant.
Haven't been able to get these boots and shoes out of my mind for the past two days! 
More to come, but I had to post these!
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Uptown, downtown, east, or west side. NYC designer and 2008 CFDA Fashion Fund winner, Alexander Wang, has yet again put together a cohesive collection of effortless sophistication with a youthful edge. Here are just four looks. Click HERE for the complete lookbook
'09 is going to be all about the new shape of things,which is all an indication of the times we are dealing with right now. Fashion is a mirror to society.
Key note- getting creative and defining style by silhouette.
I CAN'T WAIT FOR TUESDAY!!!
THE TERROR PIGEON DANCE REVOLT! on NYMAG.com
Only in New York...
For more Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!
Santo's Party House
Since it's the day of the show, tickets are $12.
Thunderheist "Jerk It" Directed by: Kristin Waterson from dw waterson on Vimeo.
January 14, 15 & 16th
3-Day Sample Sale
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9am - 8pm Cash & Credit Accepted
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From my email to your screen! Check out what the crew at Worship Worthy has been working on for the ladies. The geometric leggings and sequin hot pants are killah. Definitely worth a look. LOOK BOOK HERE!
WORSHIP WORTHY INTRODUCES HOLIDAY 08 COLLECTION
The buzzed about small-run collection employs bold graphics with a streetwise fashion sensibility to visually unite religious elements, homages to Vivienne Westwood and Yves Saint Laurent, and the fuss-free style of today’s urban woman. Designer Jennifer Wannarachue designed the dark, sexy collection with the intent to be mixed and layered, with every piece matching and easy to wear: “Our tees are sophisticated and sexy, can be dressed up or down, and are perfect for layering with any leggings or bodysuit ". Discharge and water-based print applications are utilized with the intent of preserving a soft feel to the collections graphics.
Holiday 2009 also marks WW’s collaboration with doll maker, Sara Lanzillotta of Devout Dolls who handcrafts and paints each doll herself. “The 2-headed dolls are for non-girly girls”, Wannarachue explains, “they’re sweet and twisted and fit in perfectly with the Worship Worthy world.” The set of two double-headed dolls and a masked dominatrix are made to order, available in limited quantities.
Stephen Sprouse was a pioneer of mixing uptown sophistication with the abstract ambition of downtown fashions and making the New York fashionistas take notice. Well known for using custom screen print methods, graffiti, and Day Glo bright prints to outfit the early eighties. I'm sure most of you can recall the collaboration that he did with Louis Vuitton in 2001, remember those graffiti logo bags that were knocked off in your hood? Yea, that was Stephen Sprouse. Once again, LV creative director, Marc Jacobs, is utilizing the print for a fresh round of bags, sneakers, shoes, sunglasses, clothing, and other accessories. He also posed nude for the January issue of Harpers Bazaar which was shot by Terry Richardson, son of the legendary fashion photographer of the New York City era Sprouse was involved, Bob Richardson. 
Wouldn't it be sweet if these graphic leggings could glow in the dark?
The release of this project coincides with the “Rock On Mars” retrospective that will be taking place at Deitch Projects from January 8th, and the release of “The Stephen Sprouse Book”
Along with the release of the product, Louis Vuitton will launch welovesprouse.com, a website dedicated to the artist, showcasing interviews with people that knew Sprouse.
These sneakers will be featured in the collection. Colorful, gold, and highlighter yellow? Yes, please.
For real though, I was at the Video Game Expo in Philadelphia this past Saturday with Omoi, we had a table in the anime room. Right next door was the DDR room. Ready for this? 32 convention goers all in sync staring at a huge projection screen gettin down with some DDR. That room was jam packed all day. Get into it! Now that we are getting all dancey check out this party in New York December 5th. 
This weeks edition takes inspiration from Mishka's eyeball logo.
Let Your Fingers Do The Watching...
Nails by Naomi
Hello Beautiful is located at 218 Bedford Ave Brooklyn Ny Fri-Sun 12-6pm (718)387-4732.
Cope2, a celebrated New York graffiti legend, is curating another show to feast your eyes on at the Showroom Gallery in the Lower East Side section of NYC. Featuring art stars that have emerged out of the pop, street, and contemporary arenas. The reach these artists have goes beyond the canvas or wall that they are painting due to commercial work and the implementation propaganda statements on politics and contemporary society. The space is small, so I recommend getting there early. The show will only be up for five days. If you are in the area it is definitely worth checking out. There isn't much of a sign to the place. You might see people standing out front, but I remember it because it is a few doors down from Toy Tokyo, and right around the corner from this dope Korean spot. Here are some works from some of the artists participating.
Shepard Fairey
Fafi
Ron English's 'Obama'
Other artists include, Cope2, Revok, Can2, Sharp, and Siloette.
At Sway. Check your itinerary
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