“..assembled with pieces of moquette of different pile lengths and colored in red, white and black. Eleven geometric black flower shapes inspired by modernist rug designs are equally distributed over the red surface. The border of the carpet is defined by a rigid combination of black and white geometries. Six monumental chandeliers realized with 300 neon tubes each brighten the central scene. Together with the carpet they evoke the grandeur of a palace.”
Set design by OMA/AMO
The digital prints by Mary Katrantzou are so elegant, feminine yet classically modern. The same can be said for the interiors done by the late Bill Willis, whose best known work are the interiors across Morocco –which still look current and relevant almost 35 years later. The two together make for a great pair for a style vs. decor mashup. More
Sarah Swash and Toshio Yamanaka,the London duo who come together to make Swash, have taken their unique hand-drawn and painted artworks, to digital prints on to scarves and accessories; and more recently to total-Swash-look womenswear. Breathing new life into silks with their fun and clever prints, Swash is a fun way to bring color and humor into any look. Enjoy some stand outs from their SS/12 collection.
We all know that the food we eat provides visual impulses before it even hits our mouths. This is whole foods on another level.
Photos via Fide Productions
Aya Ueto in Emporio Armani for Ginza Magazine shot by Dido Fontana via Ueto BANK
Vol 1: Contemporary Paintings digitally printed onto garments for Women and Men by London based Scott B Allcorn and Scott Cotton. Formerly of Dolce & Gabanna and Alexander McQueen respectively. Their dresses are “canvases and as a result they are transformed into wearable art. Every piece has been hand painted on canvases and digitally printed onto fabric.”
Photos via Wolf & Badger
It doesn’t get more British than the classic ‘bangers and mash.’ Thankfully, London Undercover has found a new way to serve up this and other British Cuisine classics. More
People close to me know my strong love of things Korean. From their soaps, film and style…I love it all. That’s why I nearly fainted when @alexanderlewis sent me a link to Style Nanda. More
With the excuse of finally visiting Downtown LA’s Art Walk in hand, exploring the area by foot, gave the perfect opportunity to take a tour of Skingraft. The design house features supple leathers and robust luxury knits by designer Jonny Cota and brand manager Chris Cota. More
