If you’re unfamiliar with Terry Richardson, you best get familiar. He’s one of the most well known photographers of our generation and has worked with numerous clients including Tom Ford, Jay Z, Kanye West, Johnny Knoxville, Karl Lagerfeld, Pharell Williams and many others.
After being stuck in the 70s for at eight year, taking abuse as Meg from Family Guy, trying to forget Sarah Marshall. Mila off to save salvation with Denzel in the epic flick, The Book of Eli.
Working mainly in Paris, Danish fashion photographer Sune Czajkoswki presents series mode or beauty as well as more personal works. A style elegant and sophisticated with several examples available in the continuation.
For many here, Feldo Luxury is a new name in the market of exclusive accessories, but it is specialized on the European market of luxurious real estate and well distinguished for being extra special. The German-Spanish company with the motto “Every product must have its own technical mark and it has to be easily recognized,” Feldo Luxury makes the statement obvious with their special patented dual carbon fiber disc time indicating systems Feldo 1-1 R/B and 1-2 B/B watches. Made by using precision machinery in the hands of highly educated and experienced specialists, the Feldo timepieces are made from the world’s thinnest carbon fiber plates. The extraordinarily designed hands are cut from high strength medical steel with an 18 ct red gold plated surface. Priced at $4000, the Feldo timepieces come with two wrist straps (black/white) along with a piano lacquer-covered Feldo-Box and a certificate of authenticity.
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Via: Watches Head/Feldo Luxury
Today’s designer is Camelia Skikos. I love the detachable leather accents in her SS 2010 collection… it’s like getting two pieces in one! More about the designer and her featured collection:
We will be back after the holidays…SEASONS GREETINGS!
Falling into the “oldie but goodie” category is this Bedwin Pea Coat, from their Rain Dogs Collection. The Tokyo-based brand known for their fashion forward thinking and attention to detail, which not surprising when you find out the man behind it all is Masafumi “Bebetan” Watanabe (formerly of revered Japanese label Tenderloin). This coat’s success is all in the details: the anchor embroidery, the stitched-out shoulder logo, the studded collar and the small leather trim at the rear. Simple, yet still the epitome of Japanese street styling. The only thing more we could have asked for was a little Gore-Tex. Available here.
