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Natalie Off Duty
Natalie Suarez is the impossibly chic lady behind the highly addictive “Natalie Off Duty,” her blog that four years ago began quite literally in her parents’ backyard. Before starting her own, Natalie was the main model for her sister Dylana’s blog, “Color Me Nana.” “She was like: ‘you’re the model, go pose for me!’” The sisters [...]
“Pretty Vacant”: Assessing The Met’s Flippant Look At Punk Aesthetics
In 2010, The Guardian’s Paul Lester wrote, “Pop was once a home for misfits and weirdos, troublemakers and problem children, anxious, paranoid individuals who skulked on the periphery and instead of clambering desperately towards the mainstream would really rather be “on the run to”, in the immortal words of Howard Devoto, “the outside of everything”. [...]
Eat and Play at An Choi
Many people who live in New York City are from somewhere else, their back stories varying as much as the places they come from, but their reasons for coming often sound the same, creating a common ground for strangers to mesh into a city of friends. It’s the shared experience of going somewhere bigger and [...]
Micah Lidberg’s Mysterious Places
To look at Micah Lidberg’s illustrations is to enter into a state of child-like wonder. His work teems with fantastical creatures in even more fantastical lands, cute monsters in surreal landscapes — call it a high brow version of Dr. Seuss. “My work definitely utilizes humor,” says Micah. “When I look at the world, I [...]
CONTRA at Coachella (First Weekend 2013)
It’s both one of the best music festivals in the world and an impromptu fashion show, a gathering where thousands of music fans – ravers, rockers, stoners, and everyone in between – party day and night, take in awesome music, feel good and, of course, look good too. What’s the perfect Coachella outfit, you ask? [...]
Gabriel Shuldiner: Turn It Black
Gabriel Shuldiner has been creating, destroying, and repurposing objects in black his whole life; it started as a necessary sanity-preserving ritual and eventually, almost accidentally, became Art. Originally working as one of the crucial marketing forces behind the American electronica invasion of the late 90s, the Manhattan-born and based Shuldiner soon became disillusioned with the [...]
Insomnia by Dan Crosby
Photographer: Dan Crosby Wardrobe Stylist: Angela Patino Make Up: Sofia Pina Model: Madelene Norde
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Natalie Off Duty
Natalie Suarez is the impossibly chic lady behind the highly addictive “Natalie Off Duty,” her blog that four years ago began quite literally in her parents’ backyard. Before starting her own, Natalie was the main model for her sister Dylana’s blog, “Color Me Nana.” “She was like: ‘you’re the model, go pose for me!’” The sisters [...] >>
“Pretty Vacant”: Assessing The Met’s Flippant Look At Punk Aesthetics
In 2010, The Guardian’s Paul Lester wrote, “Pop was once a home for misfits and weirdos, troublemakers and problem children, anxious, paranoid individuals who skulked on the periphery and instead of clambering desperately towards the mainstream would really rather be “on the run to”, in the immortal words of Howard Devoto, “the outside of everything”. [...] >>
Eat and Play at An Choi
Many people who live in New York City are from somewhere else, their back stories varying as much as the places they come from, but their reasons for coming often sound the same, creating a common ground for strangers to mesh into a city of friends. It’s the shared experience of going somewhere bigger and [...] >>
Micah Lidberg’s Mysterious Places
To look at Micah Lidberg’s illustrations is to enter into a state of child-like wonder. His work teems with fantastical creatures in even more fantastical lands, cute monsters in surreal landscapes — call it a high brow version of Dr. Seuss. “My work definitely utilizes humor,” says Micah. “When I look at the world, I [...] >>
CONTRA at Coachella (First Weekend 2013)
It’s both one of the best music festivals in the world and an impromptu fashion show, a gathering where thousands of music fans – ravers, rockers, stoners, and everyone in between – party day and night, take in awesome music, feel good and, of course, look good too. What’s the perfect Coachella outfit, you ask? [...] >>
Gabriel Shuldiner: Turn It Black
Gabriel Shuldiner has been creating, destroying, and repurposing objects in black his whole life; it started as a necessary sanity-preserving ritual and eventually, almost accidentally, became Art. Originally working as one of the crucial marketing forces behind the American electronica invasion of the late 90s, the Manhattan-born and based Shuldiner soon became disillusioned with the [...] >>
