From New York 07/01/09Kerin Rose Convertible Chain Shades permalinkCan’t get over just how killer these Love/Hate Convertible Chain sunglasses are from a.morir by kerin rose. They double as looking amazing as a necklace and rad as hell while blocking out that hot summer sun. X - Jen |
From New York 06/29/09Yoko Devereaux Liquidation Celebration permalinkYoko Devereaux’s Liquidation Celebration starts today online and continues until July 2nd. With tees and tanks marked as low as $5 it might be enough to help you forget that they’re closing their doors. Sniffle, sniffle. |
From New York 06/26/09Pamela Love A/W 09 permalinkFor Pamela Love’s latest A/W 09 collection she has cast tons of new pieces, brought back some favorites and is really giving you an easy out when it comes to finding the most perfect jewelry for yourself. I can’t say enough good things. X - Jen |
From New York 06/25/09Free Energy at Mercury Lounge permalinkYou know how sometimes you really like a band, but they only have two songs on their MySpace and they don’t have an album yet but you don’t care and listen to those two songs over and over? We’ve been doing that with Philly upstarts Free Energy, who’s first track, “Dream City” is a bonafide, feelgood beach jam. Catch them in NYC tonight at Mercury Lounge—the perfect way to celebrate the fact that it almost, kind of, actually feels like summer.
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From New York 06/24/09Sara Singh permalinkI don’t think I’ve ever seen watercolors look as beautiful as they do in Sara Singh’s fashionable paintings. X - Jen
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From New York 06/17/09About A Girl: Molly Young permalinkOur latest About a Girl is 23-year-old writer and blogger Molly Young, who caught our attention because she’s not just cute and stylish, but pretty smart, too. In addition to her own personal blog, Magic Molly, Young’s work has been featured in More Intelligent Life, n+1, and Maxim. All this, and she’s still in bed by 10 pm. |
From New York 06/12/09Judi Rosen Football Pants permalinkYour eyes aren’t deceiving you, these are in fact teal football pants from the always-impressing-us Judi Rosen. Seriously though, I cannot wait to spot someone wearing these this summer. They are just mind numbingly awesome. X - Jen |
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From New York 06/10/09Zebra #2 Mechanical Pencil permalinkZebra’s #2 Mechanical Pencil couples the precision and ease of a mechanical pencil with the timeless style of an old school #2. Factor in the real wood casing and full sized pink rubber eraser, and stationary nerds, even the closeted ones, are close to clawing each other’s eyes out. |
From New York 06/08/09Panelists V permalinkPanelists V at Giant Robot showcases drawings, paintings, illustrations and mixed-media works from a long-list of indie comic book artists. We’d be lying if we said we recognized a lot of the names, but they all sound pretty cool. The exhibit opened June 6.
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From New York 06/03/09Kenneth Capello Acid Drop permalinkFrom June 2-13 catch Kenneth Capello‘s show Acid Drop, curated by Tim Barber, at Milk Gallery. Based off of Capello’s Aperture book of the same name, Acid Drop is a collection of skateboarding photos Capello took as a ‘80s teenager in Houston. They’re rad.
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From New York 05/29/09Radio Friendly Unit Shifter permalinkIt’s officially BBQ season and with it comes the need for BBQ music. Our recommendation? Nick Catchdubs and Mr. Ducker’s Radio Friendly Unit Shifter mixes. The two volume series, presented by Mishka, cuts up 90’s alt rock (Weezer, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, etc.) into BBQ-sized doses.
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From New York 05/29/09Cool, Casual, by Slow and Steady Wins the Race permalinkSlow and Steady Wins the Race, the conceptual New York-based fashion line, has now created Cool, Casual, a collection exclusively for Urban Outfitters that combines clever construction with a humorous, quirky, and casual aesthetic. In conjunction, the Slow and Steady Wins the Race pop-up shop is now open at Space 15 Twenty, as well as Slam Dunk, a Slow and Steady Wins the Race-curated art show at Space 15 Twenty’s Gallery Space. Here, you can find the entire Cool, Casual, lookbook, and a special video Slow and Steady Wins the Race created just for UO.
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From New York 05/28/09Alexander Olch permalinkOpening Ceremony finds a way around the skinny-model debate, and employed a few of these beautiful faces to model Alexander Olch’s ties. (Via Refinery29.) |
From New York 05/28/09The Putting Lot permalinkThe pleasures of a summertime game of mini-golf isn’t something that New Yorkers typically get to experience, but with the opening of The Putting Lot, a few rounds of put-put are close at hand. Or as close as an L train to Bushwick. The Putting Lot is a usable art project of sorts, as it takes an empty lot and aims to make it a community space, complete with nine holes and a snack shack. Each hole is being designed by a different team of young designers and/or architects, so this little slice of urban suburbia will still be about as Brooklyn as you can get. (Via The New York Times.) |
From New York 05/26/09Le Fashion, Le Love, Le Smoking permalinkA trio of well-curated image blogs dedicated to clothes, romance, and cigarettes—two things a girl can’t live without, one that she really should learn how to.
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From New York 05/19/09The Underground Runway permalinkWe can’t help but applaud those who take a traditional route to fame and fortune (as in hard work and talent, and not just landing a reality TV gig), so come out and support 30 recent Parsons grads as they show their debut collections at The Underground Runway on May 28th. |
From New York 05/18/09Snoozer Loser permalinkSnoozer Loser‘s spring collection includes tye-dye and unicorns, which actually makes it more like a winner. |
From New York 05/15/09Michael Worful and Jason Polan permalinkSt. Louis-based photographer Michael Worful and NY-based photographer Jason Polan just completed their second book of photography, which they self-published. They’ll have copies of the book with this then Saturday, from 2-3pm, when they’ll be at Taco Bell on 14th St. They’ll also be drawing, if you want to join them.
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From New York 05/15/09Converse’s Tux with Chucks permalinkBuy yourself a pair of Converse at select New York UO stores, and get a pair of tickets to Converse’s Tux with Chucks party on May 22. Think of it as prom, only way better. Want more details? Then you gotta buy the shoes, man. |
From New York 05/14/09Wah Do Dem permalinkWah Do Dem was filmed after the writers, Ben Chace and Sam Fleischner, won two tickets for a cruise to Jamaica, and it stars newcomer reggae artist Sean Bones and Norah Jones (yes, the one your parents like). The (fictional) movie follows Bones, who was left heartbroken by Jones, as he attempts to find himself in Jamaica. It premiers at the LA Film Fest in June, but until then, check out Bones’ band, which is also called Sean Bones. |