Proenza Schouler Through Harmony Korine's Lens

“youth and prep school and kids rebelling against it”

stills from the film

...soft, lilting voice over, the girls skulk around schoolyards, spray graffiti, drink, smoke, pose and embrace, evoking the loneliness, confusion and overwhelming wonder of growing up.

Korine himself puts a more defiant spin on the film: “It’s about girls who sleep in abandoned cars and set things on fire. It’s about the great things in life.

FILM: ACT DA FOOL

(PUT SOME NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK!)

clothes: Proenza Schouler AW/10

photo: harmony korine

PARIS versus NEW YORK.

A taste from an amazing blog looking for some funny cultural, visual and obvious differences between PARIS & NEW YORK.

TAKE A LOOOK!

le réalisateur

le temple

le styliste

la romantique

la créature

le taxi

la façade

moremoremore: http://parisvsnyc.blogspot.com

Contemporary Magic: A Tarot Deck Art Project

UFFFFFFFFF! <3

The visual extreme between art fashion and design, thanks to Stacy Engman, Chair and Chief Curator of Contemporary Art at the National Arts Club, she has brought this influential minds for every tarot card design and collaboratively create an entire deck. for me: GREAT!

Awesome design participants include: Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin, Vivienne Westwood, Gareth Pugh, Nate Lowman, Patrick McMullan, Ryan McGinness, Terry Richardson & Will Cotton...AN ORIGINAL ARTWORK...HUURRAHH!

WHO SHOWS SHIT

jajajjajja (can't stop laughing) i was looking for music and stuff, when i click "somewhere over the rainbow" and saw this! jajajjajaja KARL LAGERFELD “Nudist Beach” illustrated by aleXsandreo Palombo. Because who doesn’t love a good shark massacre? CHIC CHIC HUMOR!

BORN TO BE WILD

NICE NICE NOT SWEET phootoshoot por V MAGAZINE by Ryan McGinley ,now looking for that innocence against pimped rock, what are you looking for?

SHOOT NAME:

"We Don’t Need No Education"

(after the Pink Floyd song ‘Another Brick in the Wall’)

No dark sarcasm in the classroom. Teachers leave those kids alone. ...

THEY CALL THEM: TRENDS

colors, spring and black

HIPSTER FASHION AND THE "BEAT"

HIPSTER...a slang term that first appeared in the 1940s, and was revived in the 1990s and 2000s often to describe types of young, recently-settled urban middle class adults and older teenagers with interests in non-mainstream fashion and culture, particularly alternative music, indie rock, independent film, magazines such as Vice and Clash, and websites like Pitchfork Media.

Beat (adj.) -- (1) tired, exhausted. Ex., "You look beat" or "I feel beat." (2) lacking anything. Ex, "I am beat for my cash", "I am beat to my socks" (lacking everything).
Beat it out (v.) -- play it hot, emphasize the rhythym.
Beat up (adj.) -- sad, uncomplimentary, tired.
Beat up the chops (or the gums) (v.) -- to talk, converse, be loquacious.

COUTURE WHEN IT'S HAUTE

Anyone can shoot, but when people love to make something happen, you can find couture but HAUTE!, look for the difference, look for that eyes...i love this!...hoping for a little advice

Haute Couture shoot as a personal project

HEYYYY STEEEEEEEVEEEE!

Now that we know more of him is important to know more about his work,

so WORK IT!

commercial photo could not be my favorite, but i found something in steve (hahahaha like if he was my friend) maybe the context, maybe the colors, maybe both, like a pornographic deal, i love it!

"fashion, advertising, music, cinema and virtually every other aspect of the culture we live and breath every day."