Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Toilet Paper Roll Art
Paper is going out of style. The book shelves are less full. The magazine stands are sparse. When I am forced to use a pen, my brain simply stabs at the paper like it’s typing on keys. The only mail i get is junk mail. And i never have paper in my purse to wrap my gum in, like i did in yesteryears. But, one kind of paper that neither the internet nor the recession has affected is toilet paper. An electronic option isn’t available for your Kindle or Ipad. And there is as of now no app ‘for that.’ So we continue to use toilet paper for our bathrooming needs like it’s the 90s. With that i bring you the art of French painter/collage artist Anastassia Elias who creates amazing tiny scenes in toilet paper rolls. They are like a diorama meets a kaleidoscope. And they are really cool to look at, on or off the toilet.
Tom Ford In Full Display
Tom Ford comes back here and there to show his always amazing and impeccable collection and this time around he is back and like always he is on his game. Not to mention Tom Ford is displayed in pages and pages of the December issue of Vogue. See the pictures of his Spring 2011 collection displayed across the pages of Vogue. It’s easy to see why Tom Ford is always getting such amazing reviews. Welcome back, Mr. Ford.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
TI$A Footwear by Stampd’ LA
Taz Arnold and his TI$A brand are holding steady on the forefront of fashion these days, thanks to a unique style that draws from influences found all over the world. To launch the first footwear line in company history, Taz linked up with Stampd’ LA to release a limited run of some unique kicks. The shoe itself owns a very simple canvas build with a three panel design. Gucci was clearly the inspiration for the first pair, which teams a red and green striped forefoot with a pattern-covered tan heel. The second and third shoes each use a single pattern all over, with black and bright blue serving as the majority colors, respectively. 75 total pairs exist and this shoe is available now at Stampd’ LA
You Could Look Like Marty McFly
You can have his one-of-a-kind jacket and self-lacing sneakers used in Back To The Future II to be just as cool as Marty; because let’s be honest, Marty McFly was on everyone’s lips in the 80′s and still today he is still being heard of and for a $25,000-$50,000 the jacket could be yours or the sneakers for $12,000-$15,000.
The special “resizing” jacket from the year 2015 was the only one made for the movie. The special effects involved actually meant having a team of people on the ground pulling on several cables hidden inside the jacket to make it appear that it’s resizing. The sneakers were also used with wires. Even though these items may not re-size themselves, these things are pretty cool!
Bullet Girl
Bullet Girl is logically a jewelry line made of, well, bullets. Each piece is made of real blank plated bullets. From rings, to necklaces, to bracelets, to earrings. All bullets. All the time. And the stuff is really cool. Plus each piece comes with these handy travel instructions: Please remember that your unique handcrafted piece of Bullet Girl jewelry is a blank bullet and will not be permitted to be worn or checked-in with your carry on luggage. To travel with this jewelry, it must go in your checked
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