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Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez looked back to the 1950s for their Spring Summer 2012 Proenza Schouler collection, reinterpreting garments […]
Bourbon meets bacon in this curious condiment. Jim Beam Bacon Mustard ($19/6-pack) is made using Jim Beam, adding a subtle bourbon flavor to the mustard, which mixes perfectly with the smokey, delicious bacon flavor. Warning: placing this on a beer-cooked brat might cause the universe to implode from boozy, meaty awesomeness, so use with caution. [Scouted by Ryan] Ever wanted to own a Desert Eagle or assault rifle but don't want the worry that can come with firearm ownership? Build your own using LEGO Heavy Weapons ($25).
The Best Gear For Guys
Selectism | Daily Men's Fashion, Footwear, Lifestyle, and Design Culture Magazine
I love rugby shirts, but the only one I own that has a proper fit is bright red with a white collar, making me look like quite a goofy Gilligan when I wear it. Thus, on the hanger it lingers in isolation. This medium-weight cotton fleece whipper from Patrik Ervell , on the other hand, has all sorts of suave sophistication working in its favor. Spun from a cotton-twill blend, this rugby shirt has a single chest pocket, some sharp-as-shit buttoning cuffs and comes in a lovely grey mélange. Now imagine Gilligan’s face as he tries to say the word “mélange.”
Le Modalogue | Le blog de mode transversal, luxe, tendances, art
Il y a quelques semaines, Elle Chine présentait au sein de l’école des Beaux Arts sa nouvelle édition. Désormais bimensuelle (les autres versions internationales sont mensuelles) et présentant une nouvelle maquette se voulant haut de gamme, le magazine fait la promotion des talents locaux et met en avant les collaborations entre les photographes chinois et les designers étrangers. Continue reading ‘Elle Chine…’ Discovered during the exhibition Louis Vuitton x Marc Jacobs at Musée des Arts Décoratifs, i spend minutes mesmerized by the dancers. Shame on me I didn’t hearded about Sweet Charity ( Bob Fosse , 1969) before. I immediately placed an order on Amazon, it is already a cult movie for me and Suzanne Charney is just amazing.
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Le Smoking
On the surface, Ryan McNamara's latest exhibitions looks like a bizarre collaboration between Jim Shaw and Ryan Trecartin with floating heads and hyper-expressive characters. McNamara deftly presents his chaotic vision through a mixed media installation which serves as an ongoing performance within the gallery. For the initial weeks of the show, McNamara interacted with visitors and used this fluid collaboration to cull material and images. Still is on view through April 7th 2012 at Elizabeth Dee , 545 West 20th Street, New York.
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The Sartorialist
Thursday, March 22, 2012 I can’t believe Spring is here so quickly. Cool evenings and warm afternoons, my assistant Maggie says it’s her favorite time of the year because she can wear everything in her wardrobe all at once. Wednesday, March 21, 2012 Transitional dressing….Summer shoes and Winter coat.
My friend Matt Smith over at Smoke and Throttle has been schooling me on the legend that is John Melniczuk. All this incredible Triumph racing/building history and a showroom of beauties to die for, and in my own beautiful home state (no joke) of New Jersey of all places. “John Melniczuk is not just a Triumph enthusiast whose hobbies turned into an occupation. He’s been working in the field since the ’60s when he was just a young man at his fathers Triumph dealership– Bauer Cycles (established in 1953). John’s grandfather owned another dealership, Cycle Sports Center, which sold Indians and Vincents among others.
The Selvedge Yard
© by U_Mag This special edition of U+Mag for iPad/iPhone includes an interview with artist Eli Sudbrack by Juliana Lopes , a portrait special featuring brazilian fashion designers like Alexandre Herchcovitch, Reinaldo Lourenço, Juliana Jabour and others, an interview with photographer Juliana Stein , an interview and an editorial photographed by model Matheus Lages featuring Christian at Request , Ivan Muselli and artist Felix Bastian, Luana Teifke & Lovani Pinnow into the wild, Jeremy photographed by Eric Mas and more... © by Domingo Rodriguez / Photography Enokae / Model Matt Trethe at Select © by Joseph Altuzarra
COUTE QUE COUTE
In follow-up to " Tender ", his dedicated volume on vegetables, London-based food writer Nigel Slater turns to the fruit section of his garden in " Ripe ". The beautifully photographed tome serves as a comprehensive primer on 23 types of fruit and a collection of more than 300 recipes, but most importantly, reads like an alphabetically organized love letter to each and every variety, from apples and apricots to gooseberries, damsons and elderflower. Overseeing a 40-foot terrace garden off his London flat, Slater extolls his devotion to fruit, which despite their secondary role in the importance of his growing efforts, fill him with an unparalleled sense of joy and wonder season after season. "I always knew that if ever I found a space in which to grow a few knobbly vegetables of my own, some of it would be set aside for fruit," says Slater in an introduction that walks the reader through each row and past each bush and tree of his small city garden.
