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To Read and Browse in LA
My mom once told me that my father used to spend hours in the book stores of Moscow and drag me along with him when I was a child. I like to think I take after him in that regard. … Continue reading
Brice Marden
Matthew Marks is opening a new show from Brice Marden called “Letters” next week. This will be the iconic artist’s first one-person exhibition in New York since his 2006 Museum of Modern Art retrospective. The seven large canvases and thirteen … Continue reading
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Kanye West’s Runaway
It is not easy to be born an artist no matter what anyone tells you. To have the need to say what you feel, in anger, pain or joy and share it with the world regardless of what comes of … Continue reading
Willow Smith’s Video for “Whip My Hair”
Willow Smith – Whip My Hair (Official Video) [www.extasyradio.com] found on Pop This is damn good. That is all I am saying. Will Smith’s 9-year-old daughter Willow Smith had her first music video released today and it is actually really … Continue reading
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Last Week’s Shoot…
Some non-commercial shots from last week’s “commercial shoot”… More to come…
Mykita, Fashion Week and Other Happenings in JAPAN
This week Mykita, the eight year old Berlin born and based line of architecturally constructed eyewear will open their sixth freestanding boutique in the world during Japan’s Fashion Week which starts today through Friday. They were just in LA last … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandre Herchcovitch, Berlin, Eyewear, Japan Fashion Week, Mark Borthwick, Mykita, Soho House
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P S 1
I have some great memories of summer nights with old friends, cheap beer and cool art at PS1 in Long Island City. If you are in New York this weekend MoMA PS1 and the Institute of the 21st Century are … Continue reading
Anthropologie
I don’t know a single girl who doesn’t love Anthropologie and their quirky selection for house, home and closet. I shot one of their catalogs a few years back and wanted everything we had on set. Anthropologie is well known … Continue reading
Vionnet Paris
Vionnet is a couture line launched by Madeleine Vionnet in Paris in 1912 and reborn in 2008 after being purchased by Matteo Marzotto and Gianni Castiglioni, who have both had their hands in many other well known fashion brands over … Continue reading
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The Dry Bar
For all us curly haired blow out addicts next Friday The Dry Bar is finally opening a West Hollywood location. Alli Webb, the owner and genius behind this long needed concept in LA comes from years of hair styling experience … Continue reading
