I saw this over the weekend on Busy P’s blog, the EASTPAK x ED BANGER x COOL CATS backpack. According to the man himself, only 100 will be available in October 2009.
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Human Statues of Liberty explore the city and culture that discovered their hometown 400 years ago. Celebrating the anniversary between New York and Amsterdam.
You’ve seen most of this before, directed by Spike Jonze, Ty Evans and Cory Weincheque for Lakai’s Fully Flared, but originally set to music by M83. Now it’s being re-used, to great effect, for the UK’s U.N.K.L.E.
This was all shot on a RED cam and definitely not that cheap thing that Reda uses.
Our buddy Stefan has just released his latest website dedicated to snowboarding life, culture and all things good. Some of us are just finishing the season, our friends in NZ are just about to start theirs and a lucky few of us live it all year round, who we’re surely to be visiting soon.
Wherever you live, this site is sure to keep you on track and in the game no matter what time of year it is, check it out here.
I peeped this in a magazine awhile back but for those who haven’t seen it, this is the Skyline Residence by Belzberg architects. It’s perched atop a ridge line in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, California. Can you believe this crib was a low budget project? Hit more for some crazy pics and a short description of the philosophy behind the design and contruction.
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The Bogey and Bacall coffee table from Della Robbia Furniture is actually two tables that join to form one sculpture like table. The Bogey is removable to allow for table space elsewhere. Available here.
These chic canvas trainers from Tod’s feature leather detailing and flashes of silver along with the trademark 133 “pebble” sole. They suit Tod’s philosophy about refined, understated luxury and taste that distinguishes what the brand is all about.
I can honestly say I’m generally not a fan of the Cortez these days, considering the styles we’ve seen lately with the Free soles and Flywire… The original cortez back in the eighties was the best, nylon with hints of leather, but it’s back and in all it’s vintage glory.
Available soon at Crooked Tongues London.
This clean wrist piece is the Luminor Power Reserve 2009 Special edition from Panerai. With this Power Reserve, this 44mm model can keep ticking for up to 48 hours without being powered by your movement. And you can keep track of it all with the very practical power reserve indicator. Other features include water resistance up to 300 meters, PANERAI personalised leather strap and steel buckle and a Incabloc® anti-shock device. This special edition is limited to only 1,ooo units, more info here.
I thought this was a pretty dope collab: Comme des Garcons and Louis Vuitton teaming together on this card holder. Not a huge piece. But a nice addition that’s somewhat affordable for the two. Available here.
I was kicking it in Paris not too long ago and met the guy who helped launch this exact sneaker in Europe in the early 90′s. Low and behold, I find myself shopping online in Japan and come across them – The Nike Air Force 180 – Charles Barkley. I know these aren’t a big deal in N.A., but my buddy in Tokyo was telling me these are all rage now because they’re finally available there. Check them out here.
Really liking these blue suede derby shoes from Surface to Air. And leather soles, perfection. Available here.
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