Refinery29 declares HONOR as 1 of 6 Emerging designers to watch this fashion week. With the way things are shaping up for the show next week we have a feeling that HONOR will not only be one to watch but one to remember.
Candela’s online store went live yesterday illuminating screens around the world thanks to a feature on Style.com.
Congratulations to the Candela design stars: Natalia & Gabriela for taking their business into cyberspace, and thanks go out to Portable, our programming team who made the process so easy.
The ladies of Candela recommend pairing army boots with a flapper dress — so we command you to go shop!
The tagline is true, (although I fought for and lost “Tag your it”) you really don’t want anyone to spoil this story for you. The story seems too weird to be true but then again we live in a weird time when more than half our lives are played out on the internet. We are just starting to become aware of the implications that come along with social networking. That’s all Im going to say.
See Catfish!! Directed by my dear and brilliant friends Supermarché (Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman). You won’t be disappointed but you may be freaked out.
Look for CATFISH opening in these cities on September 17th.
Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/catfishmovie
We are ecstatic to announce that the Creative Space website has launched!
Creative Space believes and embraces the idea that our society has progressed from knowledge workers to a society of creators, thus we are in the process of transitioning into a creative economy. Which is great for us! Creative Space was conceived to bring unconventional spaces creative companies to help inspire and facilitate creative progress.
Thanks goes out to BlankAndCo for the elegant programming.
Photos art directed by Roanne Adams, shot by Mason Poole.
Timo & Alan were recently featured on Arcade44 talking about their unique approach to menswear and mentioned us as his favorite! Well, the feeling is mutual—we adore those two! Thanks, Timo!
“Roanne Adams, our art director. Anything she touches is GOLD. We have worked with her since before officially launching our company and are in love with her aesthetic, taste level, and thought process.” —TW
We also whole heartedly agree with Timo about our good friend Matthew Daniel Sisken of Designed Memory!.
Check out the video of Timo & Alan on Arcade44.
Kava Gorna has a new website up. Not only is her work pretty incredible, but we love her web address: imgornagetyou.com! It showcases her most recent photo work for Urban Outfitters along with Refinery29, I-D Magazine, Lake and Stars, Me Magazine, Steven Alan, and ‘Sup Magazine. Bonus: her blog is filled with tons of beautiful and inspirational imagery.
We’ve collaborated with Paper Dragon Books to create a number of books including a few for the CFDA Fashion Fund for Monique Péan and most recently, Candela and Christian Cota. These pieces would be nothing without Gavin and Denise Dovey. It’s been an absolute pleasure working with Paper Dragon Books whose bindery work (despite all the challenges we pose them with) is always perfect upon completion. We were also pretty excited when we saw that Gavin mentioned us in his blog!
A nice little review from The Off Brand on our friend Stephanie Dode’s Everything for Nothing video art piece.
Here’s a little piece of press on our favorite Mother / Daughter team. The 11th Moon boutique, recently opened, although tiny, and located in Laguna Beach, CA already seems to have have a big following in the NYC fashion community. We’re consistently amazed about how many people seem to know about this store. It’s probably due in part to the big personalities of owners Virginia and Gillian as well as their incredible taste in clothing… they carry some of our favorites – Lorick, Timo Weiland, Arnsdorf, Rachel Comey, VPL, etc.
Over the past 5 years, Roanne has been designing and curating photographs with Lena Herzog to produce Lost Souls. Finally completed, the monograph is published by de.mo Design Limited. The Lost Souls photos are currently up at the ICP exhibition Perspectives 2010.
Lena Herzog (Werner Herzog’s wife) has produced several photography books with Roanne including Flamenco: Dance Class, and The Bad Lieutenant Port of Call: New Orleans. Her portfolios have appeared in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Paris Review, and Harper’s magazine and has exhibited her work in Europe and in the United States.
Lena is speaking at the New York Public Library on June 8th. We hope to see you there!
Live from the New York Public Library: Lena Herzog in conversation with Lawrence Weschler
June 8 | Tuesday | 7:00 pm | $25
Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, NYPL, Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street