If you appreciate classic American design, where functional demands have generated durable, hard to improve upon styles, you should have a look around the Stormy Kromer website. Given that June is on the approach, you’re probably not looking (yet) for an interesting alternative to Filson’s Mackinaw cruiser, and you likely won’t be needing this waxed cotton cap until the fall, but this Cord Cap is tiding the impulsive among us over until it gets cold.
Though this may be possibly one of the girliest posts known to man, there’s something to be said about extreme nail art. These women need to be given an ode to, they forgo hygiene, wiping their own behinds (and possibly causing internal bleeding), essentially any intimacy, and also the capability of holding any object within reach. Maybe they’re our modern day monks, maybe.
Happy Easter and Passover.
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Chambers March 17th, 2010
Tonight is the preview party for Chambers, a new clothing line that features a few designs I did. Friends are playing too, it should be rad.
Chambers Look Book
In between going to the shark aquarium at Mandalay Bay and PF Chang’s I’ll be here playing jams. If your in town make sure to RSVP.
*bonus here is the remix I did for Telepathe feat. Jams F. Kennedy.
“Letter to Jane Magazine is a new culture zine that is free to view or download at http://lettertojane.com/mag. The project–spanning across 180 ad free pages– features contributions and interviews from Yoko Ono, Passion Pit, No Age, Hedi Slimane, Aziz Ansari, Peter Bjorn and John, and many more. Issue 01 carries the torch for its namesake (Jean-Luc Godard and Jean Pierre Gorin’s 1972 film Letter to Jane) by looking at culture and trying to find new questions to ask of it. Today’s Letter to Jane gives understanding of our 21st century creative community through the lens of the artist’s themselves; their views, their thoughts, their voice on contemporary culture”
Ooga Booga Store is getting a taste of the West Side at Keep Shoes starting this evening. Two ladies who’ve championed one another these past years, are uniting to for the holidays.
Christmas is a comin’ ya’ll, maybe you pickup some kicks and a Calvin Johnson mix tape, I’m a 9 1/2.
Come support two of L.A.’s strongest women!
New York City friends and fellow derels The Wellington Papers just shot a video from their latest single “Berlin,” based loosely upon their first hand cab experiences throughout their world travels. Shot in Manhattan and featuring cameos from downtown delinquents Team Facelift, The Arab Parrot and The Heart Brake Crew, The Wellington Papers’ tales of excessive wilding out and debauchery pair perfectly against the gritty visual imagery and intermittent nudity from the betty’s in this video.
The band takes cues from the sound of 60s garage rockers and intertwines the music with their own modern day stories of drunken tom foolery for a feel good tune sure to provide the theme song to your own weekend hijinks.
Video and Download Link after the jump.
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Updates are up at visual archivist hrstudioplus.
Where The Wild Things Are X Opening Ceremony
I’m always down for animal oriented outer wear. Jams and I were just chatting the other day about horn implants and other changes it would take to become a minotaur. He said he’d get the horns if I’d get a split snake tongue , I told him no go but look out for some BR excess in the future.
“Well, you’ve all been waiting for ‘em, asking for ‘em, emailing about ‘em… so here they are : WOLF SUITS! And not just any wolf suits, beautiful high end wolf suits brought to you in collaboration with our friends over at Opening Ceremony. The slideshow above represents a small taste of the full WTWTA x Opening Ceremony line which will be available via OC WEB on Monday. Guaranteed to sell like crazy. ” – WTWTA
This was the fruits of five minutes and a Google image search for “Mrs.Parker.”
Click on this photo for further enlightenment. You might find Nirvana.
