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Monday, January 10, 2011

Friday, January 7, 2011

A candid convesration with Burberry's Christopher Bailey. Bailey discusses the new AW10 Burberry campaign and interactive experience

Christopher Bailey Interview from F.TAPE on Vimeo.

WAD MAGAZINE

WAD's an urban fashion and culture magazine that takes a really unique approach to its publishing.
wadmag.com

A Web Site You Should Be Wasting Your Time Right Now!!!

neverfollowthewhiterabbit.com

Taylor Tomasi-Hill is the style and accessories director for US Marie Claire magazine. The editor has become a style icon for her model-like body, flame red hair and distinctive clothing items, such as chunky necklaces and scarves. Taylor has described herself as a "clothing chameleon", whose style is constantly evolving. She often mixes feminine pieces with boyish or edgier items. Taylor herself favors items from Proenza Schouler and Rick Owens. She lists Burberry trench coats as a staple in her wardrobe as well as Madewell destroyed jeans, Chanel 2.55 bag and YSL heels for the office. (Click Image 2 Enlarge)

Winter with Westfield by Garance Doré

In this short piece Westfield, Australia had an exhibition of illustrations by fashion blogger Garance Dore.

Westfield Garance Dore from Lester Francois on Vimeo.

Cafe del Mar 25th Anniversary (English)

The following piece is a documentary of one of the most treasured destinations on earth; The Cafe Del Mar, Ibiza. I had the pleasure of enjoying this unique experience a few years past.

The White Stripes [The Big Three Killed My Baby]

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Nick Wooster, SARTORIAL BAD ASS!

Elizabeth Olson - A New Fashion ICON???

Elizabeth Olsen, the 21-year-old sister of actresses-turned-designers Mary-Kate and Ashley (and the namesake of their fashion line Elizabeth and James), struck a pose for V magazine's "The Discovery Issue" -- marking the first time we've seen her in a style magazine.

Elizabeth was nominated the "New Ingenue" by actor Chace Crawford and gives a short interview in which she talks about her time studying acting at Moscow's Art Theatre School. She remarks:

"If I could live a parallel life, I would live in Russia....The [stage combat] teacher and I got along even though he didn't speak English. He was trying to demonstrate something and asked for a guy. I kind of scoffed and raised my hand, because he didn't ask any of the chicks to volunteer. And we did this exercise where you have to block someone from slapping your head. It was funny, though because he wasn't letting me down easy; I actually had to work to avoid getting hit."