|
|
Tags » ‘tokyo’
November 26th, 2012 by Jessie
Click here to view the embedded video.
For its 29-item Holiday 2012 collection, NARS cosmetics took inspiration from pop artist Andy Warhol and was not only informed by the color palette of Warhol’s paintings, but also his films and the people who filled his famous Factory art space. The influence is reflected in the above video, which makes clear reference to his 8mm films.
For all our readers in Tokyo: During a three-day pop-up store at Sunday Issue you’ll get the chance to experience and purchase the Nars x Warhol line from November 29th-December 1st.
© 2012 Highsnobette for Titel Media. Author: jessie |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
%%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: Andy Warhol, Nars, pop-up shop, tokyo
 Share on Facebook
May 24th, 2012 by Josh Tyson
We try our best to stay fit, but life is full of other shit to do, and sometimes that bike ride or trip to the gym just can’t happen. Things would be different if we lived in this Tokyo house, designed by in-country firm Naf Architect & Design. You see, not only can its lucky residents take the stairs up and down, they can also scale some ladders and, most notably, a climbing wall.
“The seven-meter climbing wall is positioned in a courtyard at the center of the house and leads up to rooms on the first floor, then on to a roof terrace hidden behind a two-meter-high parapet,” Dezeen tells us. Not much to look at from the outside, but the clever innovations inside are genius.
More looks after the jump…
(…)
Read the rest of 3way House, Tokyo – A Look Inside (1 words)
© 2012 Selectism for Titel Media. Author: Josh Tyson |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
ShareThis
Post tags: climbing walls, naf architecture & design, tokyo
Share on Facebook
May 3rd, 2012 by Lena Dystant
Design agency This is Real Art speak to Adam Hinton about his series of photographs taken in and around Shibuya station in Tokyo. Published by TIRA themselves, Hinton searches out individuals among the sea of commuters who travel through the subway everyday. Personal moments, most of which show the subject deep in post/pre work thought, are captured – drivers, smokers, mask wearers…all carrying that world weary look every commuter can relate to. It’s Nice That feature the book alongside an interview with TIRA’s Director Paul Belford on this their first (beautifully designed) publication, available here. (INT)
Take a look through our gallery for images from Shibuya.
(…)
Read the rest of Watch | Shibuya: Tokyo Commuters by Photographer Adam Hinton (1 words)
© 2012 Selectism for Titel Media. Author: Lena Dystant |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
ShareThis
Post tags: adam hinton, books, photography, shibuya, this is real art, tokyo
Share on Facebook
March 23rd, 2012 by Lena Dystant
The Rig Out Issue 5, ‘Tokyo 5 Years Too Late’ is ready and waiting to wing its way onto coffee tables across the land. This pleases us greatly. The crew headed to Tokyo this time, a strictly work trip (interrupted only by supermarket sweep sessions in Oshmans), the resulting magazine is a top notch production as always. With its shiny new look courtesy of art director Andy Bird, stories from here and there and fine garms from the likes of LVC, Rapha, Beams Plus and many many more – this latest volume can be yours at the click of a button. We recommend you get on it - More from Issue V coming soon.
(…)
Read the rest of The Rig Out – Issue #5 – The Tokyo Chronicles (1 words)
© 2012 Selectism for Titel Media. Author: Lena Dystant |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
ShareThis
Post tags: issue 5, the rig out, tokyo
Share on Facebook
March 16th, 2012 by David Fischer
After having opened its first store in New York City in 2009, Saturdays Surf NYC is venturing out and into Japan. The timing could not be more perfect, as the brand has also just been nominated for the Best New Mens Designer Award 2012 by GQ.
Today we can announce their first store opening in Japan. Of course that is happening in Tokyo, bringing the city surf culture to yet another metropol. Located in the Daikanyama district, the doors open on March 24th, 2012.
Saturdays Surf NYC in Daikanyama
DAIKANYAMA 4BLD 1F
1-5-2 Aobadai meguro-KU
TOKYO 153-0042.
tel: 03-5459-5033
Make sure to visit on your next Tokyo trip. (Via honeyee)
© 2012 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
%%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: saturdays, Stores, t-shirts, tokyo
Share on Facebook
December 22nd, 2011 by Lena Dystant
There’s nothing like a Norfolk Jacket to make you feel like an extra from a BBC period drama.
Worn by hunters, Princes, Rifle Corps volunteers and nineteenth century cyclists, it still remains the ultimate belted blazer. Strangely though, for something which can feel very costume-y, as long as you steer clear of the knickerbockers it’s a rather easy jacket to wear. This one from Free & Easy’s Rugged museum shop is a particularly nice example. Elbow patches, football buttons, chin strap and pleated pockets. Edward VII would be proud.
Click for images
(…)
Read the rest of Norfolk Jacket by Free & Easy’s Rugged Museum (1 words)
© 2011 Selectism for Titel Media. Author: Lena Dystant |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
ShareThis
Post tags: free and easy, heritage, norfolk jacket, Rugged Museum, tokyo, workwear
Share on Facebook
November 1st, 2011 by Jeff Carvalho
A little heritage porn for you all. ACL with the help of Red Wing Japan “discovered” one of the finest looking shoe repair joints in Tokyo. “There’s a shoe repair place called Brass in Tokyo like no other I have ever been to. The guys from Red Wing Japan took me there last time I was in country. Often it’s those moments — like when I was first introduced to Brass in person — that make me realize the Japanese can still do ‘Americana’ better than Americans. I could easily see a place like Brass in Portland or Brooklyn or L.A., but I doubt it would have the customer base to actually survive. Maybe I’m wrong though.”
More looks after the click.
(…)
Read the rest of Brass Shoe Repair in Tokyo (1 words)
© 2011 Selectism for Titel Media. Author: Jeff Carvalho |
Permalink |
No comment |
Add to
del.icio.us |
ShareThis
Post tags: shoe repair, tokyo
Share on Facebook
|
