alexis mabille:

from spring/summer '11: alexis mabille brings us boys a collection thats chic. simple, tailored and sexy enough to be masculine with a touch of that french feminine esthetic that rules the menswear this spring...  we're waiting for the full collection stateside....  alexis bring it to us!

rolls-royce:

this 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III “Vutotal” Cabriolet by Labourdette recalls an era when driving was always an artful experience.  completely rebuilt by the Parisian designer Henri Labourdette. Labourdette tore the Phantom III down to the bones, adorning its body with gold plating and brass fixtures on a shape that stretched sensually from bumper to bumper. creating something we strive for in this day in age... pure unadulterated elegance.

kris van assche:

Kris Van Assche “Portrait” by Joost Vandebrug from Materialiste Paris on Vimeo.

hedi slimane:

the latest from wonder man hedi slimane:  abby lee chic as ever in vogue china.

mert & marcus:

Madonna takes over the May 2010 issue of Interview magazine with two striking covers and an amazing shoot by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. The Queen was styled by Karl Templer and art directed by Fabien Baron.  Its the material girl back in her finest. 

(via: homotography)

yu tsai:

Lindsay Lohan's Private Party In Muse Magazine (C) 2009 Muse Magazine.

serge leblon:

the incredibly lovely julianne moore: photographed by serge leblon & styled by christopher campbell, blackbook march 2010

david yoo:

david yoo: thesis

ryan mcginley:

gets carolyn murphy wet. kisses a dog and breaks glass on here... a normal day on set with ryan mcginley.
        
    

klas ernflo:

textile balls: made from wool fabric in regulation football size.  the perfect gift for the worldcup fanatico, check them out at partners and spade in nyc.

burberry prorsum:

spring/summer 2011: its vintage biker chic from the illustrious christopher bailey.  again this season he went back to the archives for the modern vs. classic biker.  beautiful and elegant yet with a little bit versace flash.

bottega veneta:

there's a reason why we want to be with thomas maier this spring...  spring/summer 2011 for bottega veneta felt like a beach day/a surfer's wrinkled paradise albeit an extremely high end one.  from the wrinkled suiting to the oversized "lounge" pants we want to be on thomas's holiday. 
(via: style)

john woo:

"he wears it" an illustrated editorial from the artist john woo: its quite odd how star wars and the latest collections work together. 

the morning benders:

moss nyc: poetic license

Celebrating its 15th anniversary, Moss Gallery has continuously presented, through highly curated exhibitions in its now-iconic SoHo gallery, as well as its installations at Design Miami/Basel, the ever-evolving rich dialogue between Industrial Design and Studio Art, illuminating the intersections of various disciplines as they merge and morph, fluidly crossing boundaries and breaking taboos surrounding function, decoration, art and design. Championing the work of narrative as well as process-based conceptual artist/designers such as Maarten Baas, Fernando and Humberto Campana, Studio Job, Tord Boontje, Gaetano Pesce, Hella Jongerius, Tom Dixon, Arik Levy, and Andrea Salvetti, Moss articulates the vital thinking that is inherent in their works.