Arquitects Jds and Cebra's project of brand new buildings in Aarhus, Denmark
http://www.jdsarchitects.com/
http://www.cebra.info/
ICEBERG BUILDINGS/ JDS & CEBRA - SeArch
Arquitects Jds and Cebra's project of brand new buildings in Aarhus, Denmark
http://www.jdsarchitects.com/
http://www.cebra.info/
Miami Horror - Illumination
Australian electropop/disco-house act Miami Horror released their debut album 'Illumination' via EMI Music on August 20, 2010. The album is filled in with killer tracks like singles 'Sometimes', 'Moon Theory' and their latest single 'I Look To You' (featuring Kimbra)
Miami Horror - Illumination
01. Infinite Canyons
02. I Look to You
03. Holidays
04. Summersun
05. Sometimes
06. Moon Theory
07. Echoplex
08. Imagination (I Want You to Know)
09. Grand Illusion
10. Soft Light
11. Illuminated
12. Ultraviolet
Remix disc
01. Moon Theory (Punks Jump Up Remix)
02. Make You Mine (Fred Falke Remix)
03. Sometimes (Gloves Extended Mix)
04. Don't Be On with Her (Treasure Fingers Remix)
05. Moon Theory (YACHT Remix)
06. Sometimes (Shazam Remix)
07. Moon Theory (Sam La More Remix)
08. Sometimes (Hook N Sling Remix)
09. Make You Mine (Death Metal Disco Scene Remix)
10. Moon Theory (Baby Monster Remix)
Angelo Svart
Alex Smith video "Self Machine" for I Blame Coco
Here is the making of the amazing video "Self Machine" directed by Alex Smith for singer I Blame Coco
final edit
vincent urbani
Chromeo - Business Casual
Don't Turn The Lights On from Chromeo1 on Vimeo.
Three years after their remarkable album 'Fancy Footwork', several singles released and a DJ-Kicks compilation, Chromeo is back with their new album 'Business Casual'.
It was released on September 14, 2010 in the US and it will be released on September 27, 2010 in the UK.
The album includes songs 'Night By Night' and great new single 'Don't Turn The Lights On'.
You can watch the video directed by Keith Schofield above.
Chromeo - Business Casual
01. Hot Mess
02. I’m Not Contagious
03. Night by Night
04. Don’t Turn the Lights On
05 You Make It Rough
06. When the Night Falls
07. Don’t Walk Away
08. J’ai claqué la porte
09. The Right Type
10. Grow Up
Angelo Svart
Qu'ils mangent de la brioche
What is beauty? (Who knows me, knows I love definitions)According to Wikipedia, beauty is the characteristic of a person,animal,place, object, or idea that provides a perceptual experience of pleasure, meaning, or satisfaction. An "ideal beauty" is an entity which is admired, or possesses features widely attributed to beauty in a particular culture, for perfection. The experience of "beauty" often involves interpretation and people's own sensibility.
Crucial in defining beauty is the role of fashion. Fashion and trends have changed through the decades people's parameters of beauty, moulding the face of our society. Each segment of our past coincides with a signature feature that was considered part of being beautiful (and being beautiful was like being part of the aristocracy). Fashion is for the masses now, and it needs to redifine (again) its rules, giving a broader definition of BEAUTY:which is now closer to charme, uniqueness and edginess than to objective perfection.
A perfect example of this phenomenon is this Bronx, New York born teen. SHAUN ROSS. He’s an albino, which means he is affected by a congenital disorder characterized by the complete or partial absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes due to absence or defect of an enzyme involved in the production of melanin. Shaun is also African American, this means he has full lips, wide nose and kinky hair, and does this makes him weird? YES. And does this makes him look beautiful? YES.
Article by Paolo Maurizio Talanti via Jonas et la Baleine
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Sam Scott Schiavo: This is CLIENT - exclusive interview
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1 - CLIENT presents itself as an avant-guarde and sophisticated magazine, how can you achieve it?
Honestly there are many new independent magazines catering to the young , we try to be different by choosing photographers that have an original vision of today's fashion and male beauty that capture the moment.
Our all Black & White format printed on recycled paper lends to a striking, retro almost scrapbook like intimacy.
2 - What makes CLIENT interesting to the reader?
Casting is important, be it a new face or supermodel, we want every editorial feature to tell a story and choosing the right model is like a director choosing an actor for his film, it's a kip all working together to make CLIENT stand apart. As CLIENT grows we will be doing more and more interviews with personalities in the arts, fashion and cinema that we feel our readers would find interesting, CLIENT is not just a mass of photos but also content. The Issue #1 of Client was very well received, this gave both the Editor-in-Chief Ian Cole and I great encouragement to push even harder to development Issue #2 with stronger imagery and content.
3 - What kind of man is the one presented by CLIENT, and how do you think that modern men can relate to him?
CLIENT has a wider range than many of the other magazines, yes ... there are the younger street toughs, skaters and dandies mixed with beefcake and in future issues there are also many icons of the modeling industry featured , I can not name names as we want to keep the surprises a surprise! We are truly covering a variety of age groups but all united in that they are modern , have distinct presence and have something to say as we hope our readership both male and female are enthused as we are about our project.
4 - Is CLIENT meant to be a sectorial magazine, or are you planning to make it more commercial?
CLIENT will remain independent, following our own individual path, Ian Cole is of a different generation than me, so often we see things from two completely different directions, which makes for some very interesting discussions yet in the end we tend to agree. Client will have it's niche and hopefully be commercially successful at the same time remaining true to our original ideas.
5 - Real beauty is so difficult to be portraited. Do you think that CLIENT is reaching the goal?
There are so many opinions to what male beauty comprises, in CLIENT we have many various attributes of these but our definition like our magazine will always be focused on the real, the natural, the spontaneous not relying on post production. True beauty that speak for itself.
6 - How fashion influences CLIENT photoshoots?
We are modern with an appreciation for the past, all our photographic contributors have their individual style. I think the photographer and the model are perhaps what influence fashion. There is nothing worse then someone who does something or wears something only because they believe it is fashionable.
7 - What are the ispirations behind your photoshoots? Are they connected to art?
I am influenced very much by cinema of the past, Neo Realismo and Film Noir, but also my growing up in the early 60's and 70's have influenced often how I see a scene or image, how I want it styled or shot, I recall from my childhood memories.
I have my favorite artists also, Francis Bacon and Basquiat but I think the most influential to my work have been the directors Visconti , Rossellini, Pasolini and Godard. I thank them each day for their great body of works.
8 - Is the black and white printing a choice of tradition or is it due to something else?
I have always preferred B&W, I only recently started to shoot digital, so my true love is analogue film. When Ian invited me to collaborate first as a photographer than as an editor, knowing that the whole issue would be only in black and white, I was more than thrilled at the thought. Ian is also a fan of B&W and the retro, so we found this common bond.
9 - Do you think that the peculiarity of CLIENT could make it an alternative to the male fashion magazine as "L'UOMO"?
Certainly, before I ever came to Europe I knew men's fashion through the pages of L'UOMO VOGUE before I could even pronounce it's title correctly, back in the 80's it was like a Bible, huge, full of fantastic advertising, the best models, the best locations, the best styling, the best photographers, it was AMAZING! Now ... I don't even know anyone who buys it, it's thin, little advertising, and consider it of little interest to young or old. I hope someday, their format changes and it once again obtains the glory that it once held. Besides the beautiful Vogue Hommes International, Fantastic Man and Arena Homme + there are many newer magazines that I consider very good men's fashion magazines, many are newer independent publications and firmly believe that print magazines are NOT dead!
interview by Elisa Sedoni
"The Outsiders" by Sharif Hamza on Dazed and Confused
"The Outsiders" directed by Sharif Hamza
Published in Dazed and Confused.
Cut and graded by SWELL
swellny.com
Fashion Editor Robbie Spencer
Makeup Asami Taguchi
Hair Tomo Jidai
Casting Direction Alina Zakaita
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