IL & HV+Skool= Work

1/2 S.W.A.Y.

J cole x BOB

J.Cole @ The Loft, Atlanta. from Benjamin Styles on Vimeo.

The youtube video sounds better.

So here it is.

Alien Ant Farm-Smooth Criminal (Throwback)

I lowkey Loved this song when it came out, I remember watchin it on MTV all the time. The lil kid kills his dance moves.

Dalek

Untitled No. 13 by James Marshall (Dalek)
by sabine7 / January 7, 2010
James Marshall, also known as Dalek, has been known for his Space Monkey character, a futuristic mouse that had a prominent role in previous series of works. Marshall has been relying less on characters, though, preferring to let the colours and patterns of his super flat paintings speak for themselves. The compositions are sharp, geometric renditions of abstraction that are "busy environments that echo the mechanical repetition of industrial mass-production." Perhaps the Space Monkey is still hidden within the variety of clean shapes and optical perspectives.


Artist: James Marshall (Dalek)
+ jonathanlevinegallery.com

CLAW MONEY

Inspired lazy days of summer where you lounge around in your favorite comfy clothes. Take a look at Claw Money’s Spring/Summer 2010 assortment of casual pieces featuring her signature “Claw”. Available here.

Im UNDFTD

UNDFTD and its latest round of spring and summer collection releases have started hitting retailers. The sports-centric brand put together the following lookbook to convey the brand’s direction for this season. A strong visual identity has always been part of UNDFTD’s aesthetic as we see a few interpretations of the UNDFTD logo as well as the addition of accessories.

My Nooka will Nuc Ya

Naked Compagnie

COEUR DE PIRATE from NAKED COMPAGNIE © on Vimeo.

This video is in a foreign language but I thought it was creative. Check it out.

Top Man on The Top Floor

Topman Design recently presented its new collection for Fall 2010, offering a more refined palette of inspiration as opposed to the retailer/brand’s more casual lines. Below is a detailed account of the collection, with words courtesy of Style.com’s Tim Blanks.
Topman has been a major underwriter of the growing men’s fashion scene in London, as well as a participant in the MAN group show that, in the past, helped designers like Kim Jones to find their feet in the business. Today, the last day of London fashion week, Topman finally flew solo, with a whole show devoted to the label’s Fall collection. It was brilliant. Kudos to design director Gordon Richardson and his creative team, but the shadowy genius behind the presentation was stylist Alister Mackie. He took the same military track as Christopher Bailey at Burberry, referencing the precision, the cut, the color scheme of army uniforms from both world wars. And Mackie proved, like Bailey before him, that there is no better-looking coat than an officer’s coat. The parkas were pretty cool, too. But the collection wasn’t simply a soldier’s story redux. While Topman was still part of a group show, there were restrictions on the breadth of the offering. Today, Mackie was able to show some great knitwear and ombré prints that looked a little like war-blasted terrain, or maybe just trees in winter. Either way, a reminder that Mackie is a dark soul.