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“Jump from Paper” Vibrant 2D Cartoon-Style Bags

Seeing a Jump From Paper bag at a distance can be confusing. The bags at first seem unreal, as if digitally added next to the person wearing them.  In a world where anything is wearable, Taiwan-based designers Chay Su and Rika Lin have come up with an innovative line of functional accessories that look like they’ve popped out of a cartoon. The line is comprised of a wide range of products; satchels, backpacks, wallets and purses. They all come in color block bright tones mixed with beige and black colors imitating leather. The design is what makes the bags’ unique. Each bag looks like it’s been traced and colored with a Sharpie. Behind the fun design of the bags, there is a hidden pouch that can used for small treasures, making the Jump From Paper bags as practical as they are exciting! From London to New York, they have come this winter 2015 season to help out each “Big City Girl” march toward their dreams. The irregular lines confirm the bags’ intention to appear as if they are coming out of children’s cartoons or coloring …

Veronika Vilim-a fashion editorial by photographer Julien Bernard

“For me, there is very little difference between magic and art. To me, the ultimate act of magic is to create something from nothing: It’s like when the stage magician pulls the rabbit from the hat.” — Alan Moore —  A fashion editorial by Paris-based photographer Julien Bernard, stylist Eve Sebagh, Makeup Ismael Blanco @ Agence Aurelien, Hair Anais Lucas for Leonor Greyl, Model Veronika Vilim @ Supreme pants Faith Connexion, tee-shirt SAINT LAURENT, waistcoat HARLEY DAVIDSON vest CLASH LE PERFECTO, dress ETAM dress FAITH CONNEXION, boots SAINT LAURENT kimono TOPSHOP, crop top AMERICAN APPAREL dress SAINT LAURENT, shoes VINTAGE dress DIOR VINTAGE dress DOLCE & GABANNA shirt & underwear FAITH CONNEXION

Why Are You Looking at Me: Lucky Blue Smith in the Age of Instagram Celebrity

Three blond sisters. All homeschooled, all Morman, and all playing washed out surf rock together in the same band, The Atomics. Yet it’s the drummer, their brother Lucky, who has drawn the legions of fans; and although the band’s music has a snare-driven hypnotic quality meriting attention in its own right, it is Lucky’s celebrity as a model that has propelled the group into the public eye. At only sixteen, Lucky Blue Smith has walked for brands like Levi’s, Versace and Tom Ford and has his sights set on that elusive model/actor/musician combination best exemplified by the likes of Justin Bieber. Similar to Bieber, Lucky’s rise to fame has been with the help of legions of teenage girls, through the channels that celebrity 2.0 knows best; Instagram (1.4 million followers) and the flash-mob meet-and-greets that allow the young fans of young social media heartthrobs to meet their idols face-to-face. Unlike Bieber, the Smith family’s unusual background and modest lifestyle maintains an indie credibility that makes Lucky a rare specimen in the often homogeneous flow of internet celebrity: a weirdo …

If I were a child by photographer Jen Senn

“I feel sometimes as if I were a child who opens its eyes on the world once and sees amazing things it will never know any names for and then has to close its eyes again. I know this is all mere apparition compared to what awaits us, but it is only lovelier for that…” — Marilynne Robinson, “Gilead” 2004 – (Source) Photographer: Jen Senn, www.jensenn.com  Stylist: Morgan Jordan, www.morganjordan.com/ , Makeup Artist Lisa Thai http://www.lisa-thai.com/   Model Jaq @ Muse  Jumpsuit Current/Elliott, Turtleneck Calvin Klein , Belt stylist’s own Overalls Rag & Bone, Top Elie Tahari, Hoops Ralph Lauren, Slides stylist’s own Top Brochu Walker, Overalls American Apparel Top Elie Tahari, Overalls vintage Gap, Hat and patterned shirt vintage Sweater Brochu Walker, Jeans Levi’s, Hat and undershirt vintage Top Andrew Marc, Pants Current/Elliott Jean jacket Paige, Jumpsuit Bailey44, Top Brochu Walker, Necklace stylist’s own

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Soft Men & Strong Women: Landeros New York Smashes Fashion Binaries

NY-based designer Andre Landeros Michel has been making splashes in the fashion world with his innovative and bold genderless designs. Landeros comes from a background designing men’s clothing, playing with dissolving lines, blending stark, streamlined architectural menswear with luxurious embellishments, like blue fox fur and immaculately crafted luxe fabrics. For his newest collection, Versions II, Landeros has taken steps into even more androgynous terrain, expanding his roots in menswear to create something truly gender-neutral. His work functions as a political statement, due to a life as a New Wave outsider in Long Island. All misfits and outcasts were thrown together – punks, goths, and new wavers, co-mingling in the early ‘90s club kid scene. Under this scene, Landeros would explore his own glammy androgyny, blending post-punk austerity with a sense of elegance and royalty. “Designing for a specific gender to me felt a bit antiquated especially given my penchant for blurring the lines between the two. I’ve never differentiated before, so why start now?” as he told the Huffington Post. New ideas of gender and what those mean …

The stories I didn’t tell you

“The stories I didn’t tell you” a men’s style editorial photographed by Jaesung Lee, stylist Caitlin Boelke, model Dustin   Mask stylist’s own, turtleneck sweater Raf Simons, draped sweater Yohji Yamamoto, pants Helmut Lang, shoes Gianna Barbato. Previous images: mask stylist’s own, shirt vintage Gianni Versace, pants Yohji Yamamoto, shoes Gianna Barbato   Mask stylist’s own, belts vintage, coat Maison Margiela   Lace stylist’s own, blazer Marc Jacobs Mask stylist’s own, Blazer Marc Jacobs, antique bustle, pants Helmut Lang, shoes Gianna Barbato Mask stylist’s own, shirt H&M, pants Helmut Lang

LADYFAG, NEW YORK’S NOCTURNAL GODDESS

The statuesque gender-bending Madame of the New York night scene, Ladyfag, arrived eight years ago, first selling vintage wares and later becoming mesmerized by the allure of the city after dark. Photographed by Anna Bloda, Make up Azra Red. The statuesque gender-bending Madame of the New York night scene arrived eight years ago, first selling vintage wares and later becoming mesmerized by the allure of the city after dark. In the beginning, Ladyfag ventured out solo, enrobed in a myriad of her own looks from Transylvanian embroidered robes to Ricardo Tisci’s Givenchy later on. She danced with arms flung in the air, her shaggy armpits laid bare. The night became her playground as she headed out to iconic venues like Hiro, APT and Happy Valley. It was on one of those fateful nights that NYC nightlife and legendary club kid, Kenny Kenny found her at the center of the dance floor. He hired her on the spot to dance for him at Happy Valley (thrown by him and Susanne Bartsch.) “Both of us are self-created …

Siamese Cats Fashion Editorial

Siamese Dream – a women’s (and cats) style editorial

Siamese Dream – photography by Lucie Hugary, styling by Stefanie Del Papa, makeup by Daniel P. with Creative Management @ MC2 using M.A.C. Cosmetics, hair by Erika Chrysler using Oribe, styling assistant Ricardo Guerrero. Models: Allegra Preuss @ Wilhelmina Models Miami and Anna Marie @ Next Model Managements Miami. Special guests Bobby and Marley. Previous page: On Allegra: Dress 10 Crosby Derek Lam rings HALEY HOLEMAN. On Anna: top DONNA KARAN, cardigan MARC BY MARC JACOBS, overalls VINTAGE LEVI’S. This page: On Allegra: dress ADIDAS ORIGINALS X OPENING CEREMONY, sunglasses PRADA, rings HALEY HOLEMAN. On Anna: top SONIA RYKEIL, leggings ADIDAS ORIGINALS X OPENING CEREMONY, sunglasses PRADA, rings HALEY HOLEMAN On Allegra: top and skirt TOPSHOP, vintage earrings. On Anna: top RACHEL ANTONOFF, tank RALPH LAUREN, jacket VINTAGE CACHAREL, skirt VINTAGE KENZO, vintage earrings and pin On Allegra: top MARC BY MARC JACOBS, necklace TATTY DEVINE. On Anna: top ADAM,necklace TATTY DEVINE On Anna: top THEORY, pants RACHEL ZOE, rings HALEY HOLEMAN. On Allegra: top JEAN PAUL GAULTIER, skirt RACHEL ZOE, rings HALEY HOLEMAN On …

Hers & His fashion editorial by photographer Cochi Esse

Hers & His: Classic femininity meets modern androgyny. Photography by Cochi Esse. Styled by Nicoletta Cianci. Models: Remy@Select and Kit@Models1. Makeup by Kamila Siemiatowska. Hair Stylist by Roger Cho using Bumble and Bumble Previous page: dress BORA AKSU, earrings DIOR, bracelet CARTIER . This page: jacket and trousers PIERCE FIONDA, earrings DIOR, bracelet CARTIER jacket HOUSE OF SUNNY, shirt SOMEDAYS LOVIN, trousers PIERCE FIONDA top and trousers PIERCE FIONDA, earrings DIOR, bracelet CARTIER Next page: coat THE WHITE PEPPER, shirt HERMES PARIS, model’s ring #Feminine and classic meets modern androgyny

Lost In Translation – A men’s fashion editorial

“Lost in Translation” a men’s fashion editorial by New York-based photographer David Urbanke. Pedro Bertolini at Request models is outfitted by stylist Devon Nicholas in looks by Dries Van Noten, Kenzo, Prada, Givenchy and more… Embellished shirt DRIES VAN NOTEN. Previous page: Pinstriped suit ALEXANDER MCQUEEN, Shirt CALVIN KLEIN Suit KENZO, Brogues PRADA, Knit RALPH LAUREN Sleeveless Jacket and trousers RAF SIMONS, Knit RALPH LAUREN Pants EMPORIO ARMANI, shoes PRADA Coat, shirt, trousers, and shoes GIVENCHY See more Men’s Fashion Editorial: Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee CHECKMATE a men’s fashion editorial by Julien Bernard

CHECKMATE a men’s fashion editorial by Julien Bernard

Photography by Julien Bernard, styling by Aicha Laenen, model Gabriel @ Angels Model Top EMILIANO RINALDI, pants KOMAKINO, hat YOKOMEN BY KARST, shoes NIKE. Previous page: coat EMILIANO RINALDI, top and pants LAURENCE AIRLINE, shoes NIKE Top ISABEL BENENATO, pants KOMAKINO, shoes NIKE Top EMILIANO RINALDI, vest LAURENCE AIRLINE, bag D-SQUARED2 Jacket HARTONO, top EMILIANO RINALDI, pants LAURENCE AIRLINE. Crew credits: Makeup by Virginie Rascle, hair by Jean Baptiste Santens, production Factory MGMT See more Mens Fashion Editorials