Wish Altanta + Stalley + SS13 Comme des Garçon Play
Wish Atlanta, a street wear boutique and online shop (based in atlanta as the name states), asked rapper Stalley to assemble an editorial for the Spring/Summer 2013 collection from Comme des Garçons PLAY.
Check out the collection on Wish Altlanta’s online shop
FAUVE ≠ BLIZZARD
Nique sa mere le Blizzard
Hazel21
Let’s travel to Poland and discover Hazel21. While cruising in the streets of Montpellier, France, I made some new Polish friends, who gave me some tips about where to shop over there.
This is Hazel21, and the best of all is that you don’t have to go all the way to Poland, you can get it right here.
Look at this floral 5 panel, it’s calling for me!
A Rainmaker | Anchor
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Urban Outfitters To Open Pop-Up Shop in Paris
Urban Outfitters Is finally opening it’s doors in Paris, a 100 m2 corner on the Haussman Galeries Lafayette’s second floor. The Outfitter’s Parisian visit will only last five months, but you should be able to find a large choice from its different collections.
The Pop-up Shop will open on the 2nd of september of this year.
While you wait, you can always take a look at Urban Outfitters’ online store.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is back in The Graham Norton Show!
Will Smith is such a performer, and he definitely knows how to treat his public. While on BBC, he performed a small rap duet with his son Jayden.
And he doesn’t stop there: he brought with him DJ Jazzy Jeff and the amazing Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton Banks) with his unique moves. His famous dance totally steals the whole show! There’s no one greater than Carlton when it comes to dance, and we are huge fans.
There’s so much nostalgia in it, and at BF, we’re already dreaming of a new prince of Bel-Air!
KIDULT’S VISUAL DICTATORSHIP
Let’s go back a few years before to talk about Kidult, graffiti artist known for its committed acts against luxury.
He put his print on New York, Paris and Hong-Kong, with graffiti on shops’ walls in places where the luxury advocates its values. He denounces the use (theft) of the graffiti and its street core values by some brands which take advantage of its success and use it against its initial purpose, for instance LVMH which used it under Marc Jacobs’ lead.
“All these retail outlets have once used graffiti as a commercial tool to get more money and be “cool” without knowing anything about the culture. I didn’t simply say “hello” to them. If they really like graffiti, I just gave them what they love”. (Kidult)
Although he has his own touch, making graffiti with an extinguisher allowing him to reach high heights, he also deviates posters and billboards from their meanings in a clean, simple style and a clear message. His art is above all provocative, it denounces, raises questions and shocks, that we do not forget that before being cool “graffiti is an art which settles down anywhere, wildly, where that disturbs”.
Check this other video: “Who is KIDULT?”
BWGH’s Pop-up store in Paris
BGWH’s First shop in Paris opened, you will find it at La Cité de la Mode et du Design on the Seine Shore, in the 13eme arrondissement. BWGH has paid a lot of attention to the esthetics of the shop, designing it entirely.
The Pop-up Shop is scheduled to be opened until late September.
BWGH
Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design
34 quai d’Austerlitz 75013 Paris
Open from Wednesday to Sunday
Stussy’s “Wildlife” Capsule Collection
The brand came out with a very eye catching new capsule collection, using cheetah prints.
Adrianne wears it better than you
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