It looks like Terry Richardson cannot get enough of Lindsay Lohan in front of his lens. Just after reporting about the shoot that he did of Lindsay Lohan for LOVE Magazine, new images from a shoot at LA’s Chateau Marmont surface today.
The new black/white images have a nice 70s vibe. Check this out! - highsnobiety
she's so pretty! :) i like her! go lindsay! ciao bella
Lana Del Rey is making the Vogue cover, which is obviously a pretty big deal for the up- and coming singer. The March 2012 issue of Vogue UK will feature Del Rey in Louis Vuitton on the cover, along with a full shoot inside the issue by Mario Testino. - courtesy of Highsnobiety
Yesterday, I presented the crazy new music video by South African hip-hop band Die Antwoord for their song ‘I Fink U Freeky’ and today Alexander Wang unveiled his new T by Alexander Wang campaign featuring the band.
Not only were they included into the print campaign, but they also play a major role in the video that was released along with the campaign.
“His T by Alexander Wang campaign was shot by Dan Jackson, and ubercool South African hip-hop band Die Antwoord was flown in to appear in the images and two videos; a behind-the-scenes clip and the official campaign with “Fatty Boom Boom” from Die Antwoord’s new album “Ten$ion” playing. Later this month, MTV will put both videos in rotation on “120 Minutes.” “I am part of a generation that grew up with MTV, and obviously with music, and having it all work together made it a really fun project,” Wang said.” (Via WWD)
Watch the video featuring Die Antwoord here below.
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A more interesting challenge to the challenge of being a female singer in the Year of Our Lord 2012 is being mustered by Lizzy Grant, whose debut CD as Lana Del Rey, Born to Die, comes out this month. Like Florence Welch, she has red hair, though she was once blond. Indeed, in her first single as Lana Del Rey, 2010's "Gramma," she confesses to her grandmother what sets her apart: first, that she's pretty, and second, that she wants to be "the whole world's girl." She's as ambitious as Gaga herself and about as authentic; though almost freakishly beautiful, she looks like the spawn of a postoperative Nicole Kidman; and her lips — not just plumped, Bratz-style, but flat, as if she's pressing them against a window — are already more famous on the Internet than her music.
And yet it's her music that makes her interesting, because almost alone of the women who've made a conscious choice to sing from the impersonal vantage of celebrity, she uses the impersonal vantage of celebrity to make music that's personal in the extreme. Her voice is not agile and overwhelming like Florence Welch's; nor is it as aerobic as Beyoncé's or Gaga's; nor is it desultory and small, with a dollop of cuteness, like Feist's or St. Vincent's. It's low and dark, with a threatened upper register that conveys rather than sheds its emotional burdens. It makes whatever she's singing sound a little like the songs David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti wrote for Julee Cruise back in the Twin Peaks days, but those songs were about the atmospherics, and Lizzy Grant's are about whatever led her to create the entity known as Lana Del Rey. It's a different kind of becoming, at once mysterious and transparent, and if you want to see it in motion, go to YouTube and compare an early performance of "Born to Die" with a recent one at, yes, the Chateau Marmont. In the first, she's wearing a white dress that's too tight and too short, and she starts the song the way she does on the record, with a breathy wink-and-titter "Who me?" In the second, she's representing a high-end fashion house, and she's singing to a crowd that supposedly includes the likes of Kate Bosworth and Juno Temple. Pretty girls all, they no doubt thought that this pretty girl was singing about them; but really she was singing about herself, for herself, with a name that no real human being has ever had, and a fat lip that, for one moment at least, she seemed to have come by honestly.
This video for Die Antwoord’s ‘I Fink U Freeky’ is pretty mind-blowing. The duo got together with the amazing Roger Ballen and the end result is a brilliant intersection of music and art. This is a must watch whether your’re a fan of the group or not.
For Spring/Summer 2012 Louis Vuitton has released the new Birdie low top sneaker. Produced with a premium suede calf leather upper, the boat shoe style sneaker comes with a removable inner sock, hand stitched vamp and rubber outer sole. The silhouette reminds us of some older visvim styles and certainly mashes up more than one popular sneaker style. It comes in two colorways and is now available from Louis Vuitton stores.
To help get you in the mood for NBA All Star game action in February, I present to you some new Nike DunkHi quickstrikes that will be dropping. Three interesting colors of the shoe are seen here, each comprised out of a highly durable canvas upper. An interesting feature is also the Swoosh, which has a removable velcro surface, so you can mix up the colors to the famous Nike logo.
From the new Undercover Spring/Summer 2012 Collection we present the‘Fuck The Past, Fuck The Future’ lace-up shoes. Overall a rather simple and classic leather lace-up, the Japanese brand infuses their own personal twist with embroideries on the upper. The shoes come in black and dark navy and are now available fromUndercover.
A new spin on a classic frame,this Alain Mikli and Subcrew collaboration — the "MR. SAY" pair of shades — is both classic and novel in way that won't have you disappating into the everyday. They are the sort of sunglasses that will make you stand out a little, turning you into style leader rather than a trend-follower.
French eyewear designer Alain Mikli continues to establish a strong presence within the Asian market with its latest collaborative project for an early 2012 release. Building upon the past projects with Hong Kong’s Subcrew, the latest venture sees the inclusion of Jay Chou’s retail store PHANTACi to release a new style of sunglasses, branded the “MR. SAY.” Combining the label’s like-minded mentalities, the result is a minimalist pair of black-framed sunglasses that reflect the understated style preferences of the label’s founders.
For those that missed out on the veryfirst Converse Leather Jacketshoe in black, or any of the more recentSchottversions, you can still get your hands on something similar with these Chuck Taylor Moto Leather Jacket sneakers. Although the leather and details do not match the aforementioned models, they’re still a nice shoe to hold you over in the meantime. These are available now at Converse’sonline store. -- courtesy of http://www.highsnobiety.com/
chuck taylor's my staple shoe brand. You can wear it almost in every occasion. You can wear it with jeans, trousers, shorts, everything!
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Heya! Everybody loves to be the first to use the hottest gadget isn't it? Well, here's the newest one for those Iphone fanatics!
We’re still not convinced as to the merits of a physical keyboard on the iPhone, but for those of you that need that little extra bit of tactile feel on your device, Kiano offers the slimmest iPhone 4 keyboard case you can find. See how it works in the video below.
Foster the People is an American indie pop band formed in Los Angeles, California, in 2009.Members Mark Foster (vocals, keyboards, piano, synthesizers, guitar, programming, percussion), Mark Pontius (drums and extra percussion), and Cubbie Fink (bass and backing vocals) formed the band while in their mid-twenties.
Mark Foster originally named his band Foster & the People, but people misheard it as "Foster the People". Eventually, he took to the nurturing image it evoked of "taking care" of the people, so the name stuck.
-wikipedia
Here's the official video (i know I'm too late for this, better late than never)
I'm obsessed with their songs right now. first song on my playlist ~ pumped up kicks! yeah!
Nike officially announcing the Nike MAG sneaker, first shown in the motion picture movie ‘Back to the Future 2′.
“Introducing the future of Nike Footwear. The 2011 Nike MAG shoes have arrived. 1500 of the famous, LED-electroluminescent shoes will be auctioned on eBay, Sept 8th – Sept 18th. All net proceeds from the auction sales will go directly to The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.” - Photography: Jeff Carvalho/Highsnobiety.com
Cool right?! Looks so roboty though.
Its pretty obvious that we all gonna look like a robot in the near future, isn't it?
Jeremy Scott continues to work with Swiss watch maker Swatch and presents his new Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. The new line includes 4 watches – several wrist watches with safari and other colorful designs, as well as a heart shaped pocket watch. As with all Scott designs, the watch designs are colorful and loud. Yet we have to admit, that some of these are pretty nice. Our favorites include the X-Ray Vision and the leopard pattern watches. We especially like that Swatch allows Scott complete creative freedom and that the watches go beyond simply adding some color to existing models. Look out for a release in the near future.
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Maybe I'll get confuse if i'll use that X-ray Vision watch, but its a very cool wristwatch, No doubt!
