The boys are back this time closing the spring summer 2011 collection of Dsquared2. Watch the video after the jump well worth it
” 10 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 19 3/4 inches”
The size this sculpture is amazing. Produced by Alan Wolfson. All in the details. FAB. A true work of art.
The boys are back he Cazwell from Ice cream truck, must say this time around I find the beat a little more polished. Work it work it. VIDEO after the jump. For my English speaking friends click ( Den ganzen Beitrag lesen )
As is, when one is rummaging through the web, one sometimes finds such gems. In addition to which Monsieur King lives in Berlin with his partner Johan King Silverhult.
Press: “…sharing blows and exchanging a kiss that makes Madonna seem tame.”
RAVE.
Watch video after the jump. Alone you may need a fan.
With Fashion week in Milan at the moment, I thought I should pay a Homage to the genius of Mr Galliano. I need not say more. Watch the video here please.
Inspired by the sketching by Michelangelo’s The Battle of Cascina, which was later drawn by Aristotile da Sangallo.
Models. Ballet Mainz
Photo Tobias Bruns da Silva
Concept/ Styling, Alexander Sinclair.

UPDATE: This broach sold for a record breaking £1,721,250.
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11883660
The time has come again to present the Fabulous Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor. Her stunning pieces will be auctioned off for the second time on the 30th of November at Sotheby’s London. Watching the Video does give you a taste of a time never to be repeated.
I am still looking for my Price charming, however knowing my luck I will most likely get the charming without the Prince.
Source: Show Studio
It is time to bring back the Boater. I know I am biased to most things British, however you must agree, a Boater decorated with fresh ivy and roses, is well, FAB.
Photo source: THE MONARCHIST
Can be purchased here.
One of the Few street festivals in Frankfurt, where you are not assaulted by Pommes (french fries) and curry wurst.
A proposed monument replicating the statue of Field Marshal, Sir George White for the Fourth Plinth by the artist Hew Locke. FAB but as one observer commented lets see how it looks after the pigeons have had their way.