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Minggu, 30 Oktober 2011

Men's Style Photos ( gent's fashion )

Yigal Azrouël
"The bright purple boots."—Michael Hainey, GQ deputy editor

Yigal Azrouël
"Take a risk and rock knit shorts with a tux blazer. These shorts have the perfect heather-charcoal color to them."—Lance Lin, GQ fashion editor

The two suits shown with the washed pastel shirts."—Ted Stafford, GQ European market editor

"The slim gray cotton suit with a washed pale yellow shirt and a striped knit tie—and a Jim Nelson favorite as well!"—Brian Coats, GQ senior fashion and market editor

"There was a pale gray suit with an electric, almost lemon-colored oxford shirt that I will almost certainly own."—Sean Fennessey, GQ multimedia content editor

The khaki suit and bowtie combination was stellar. LeBron James's head was on a swivel with that one."—Sean Fennessey, GQ multimedia content editor

Michael Bastian
"Love that he opened and closed the show with James Dean. Was an inspiring homage to an iconic American look."—Brian Coats, GQ senior fashion and market editor

"No question, the red James Dean-style jacket that opened and closed the show. A fine point on a no-B.S. show."—Sean Fennessey, GQ multimedia content editor

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http://www.gq.com/fashion-shows/S2012/new-york/best-picks-new-york-fashion-week-spring-2012#slide=13

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Personal Male Style ( snapshots )

http://www.gq.com/style/street-style

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Gareth Pugh X Mac Collection ( stylelife )

The Gareth Pugh x Mac collection has been announced and will be available in US on 23Nov and the rest of the world in December. The nail polishes are looking very good but the biggest draw for me is the makeup pouch.

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http://www.monoxious.com/gareth-pugh-for-mac-cosmetics/

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James Meakin Portfolio ( snapshots )

Two years ago we introduced you to British fashion photographer James Meakin, I recently came across his work once again.

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http://trendland.net/james-meakin-fashion-photography/

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Hermes Window Display, Berlin ( merchandising )

Vissualizer and set designer Sarah Illenberger has teamed with luxury label Hermès for its Berlin shop window.

Completed over four months, the display was made using primarily paper and cardboard to create figures including a giant horse, flamingo, toy drums, liquor bottle, boat and handbag.

‘I was inspired by parades from around the world,’ Illenberger explains, adding that she drew particularly from the Rose Parade in Pasadena, California.

Illenberger was, of course, also required to incorporate Hermès products into the display, which can be seen on the neck-tie-wearing flamingo, or knee-high boots that seem to be marching along below toy drums.

Chan Hwee Chong's Spiral Technique ( art now )

In order to demonstrate their Artist Pen’s precision and control, Faber Castell hired Singapore-based designer Chan Hwee Chong to create some mind-blowing drawings using their pens. Well, to be honest, it’s not the drawings that are amazing, it’s the unique spiral technique used to make them that is so special. So, be sure to watch the video shot by Eric Yeo showing Chan in action, I promise it will blow your mind!

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http://www.demilked.com/amazing-spiral-pen-drawings-by-chan-hwee-chong/

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Speaker Wall Project ( art Now )

Speaker Wall in a recycled scurpture and space art by artist Benoît Maubrey. He is the director of DIE AUDIO GRUPPE a Berlin-based art group that build and perform with electronic clothes. Basically these are electro-acoustic clothes and dresses (equipped with amplifiers and loudspeakers) that make sounds by interacting thematically and acoustically with their environment. "In my immobile sculptural work I frequently use former public (disguarded) monuments and recycle them using modern technology and electronics. For example a recent project: SPEAKERS WALL (Le Mur Sonore ), the Berlin Wall as a participative sculpture for the Festival Accroche-Coeurs in Angers/ France this fall. For this electroacoustic sculpture I used an original segment of the Berlin Wall and extended it with 1000 recycled loudspeakers, radios, and amplifiers. People could call up the sculpture and talk through it directly for 3 minutes. The whole sculpture amplified peoples statements and functions as a “Speakers Corner”. During its installment at “Le Quai: Forum des Arts Vivants” more than 1800 calls were registered. During DJ concerts the Wall also served as PA system."
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http://www.outsapop.com/2011/10/speaker-wall-by-benoit-maubrey.html

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