How To Perfectly Range Your Clothes

And turn it into a masterpiece of modern art? Derick Melander’s Flesh of my Flesh could be your source of inspiration! A floor to ceiling tall column of carefully placed and crisscrossed clothes can transgress into the purest art form.

And it’s not just for fashion reasons! Just think about the work hours this column was invested with! All that special folding and color repartitioning! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)

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I’m still watching as I write this piece, so I haven’t made my mind just yet. Anyway, if you missed a fun fashion show in black and white, en dehors des Fashion Weeks, don’t miss Erin Fetherston’s Birds of a Fether short film.

For all it’s worth, it’s so not creepy for a fashion film and that could get it banned by fashion grands if they had anything to say about it! As for me, I’m just enjoying it as a Hump Day light and un-serious diversion! (via)

Someone had to invent that logo sooner or later! I Don’t Go To University is a friendly slap on the back of those collegiate fashionable hoodies. I’m looking forward to see this running up and down the campus, just because!

For all those interested in what’s behind this good joke… ahem print: IDontGoTo University comes a long way, from 1975 and was originally created by Andrew Wadsworth (who, coincidentally, didn’t go to the University). Now the three Wadsworth kids (you see them advertising for their family’s brand) are trying to relaunch and refashion the good ol’ IDontGoTo! Good luck, guys! (via)

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There’s more to V Magazine’s V 61 issue, September 2009! More than just two covers, more than just dead pale vs. orange tan! More than just Lady Gaga and Amber Valletta.

There’s also Linda Evangelista. And Kate Moss. Even if she looks like Captain Bubblegum, Linda still makes a great impression, unlike Kate’s cover which features, you know, Kate (again)? By the way, why do they say that Linda’s back? Was she ever gone? (via)

At first there was just one. But it just didn’t sparkled enough. So then I added another one. And then another one! Three beautiful little stars! And still they wouldn’t shine enough! But then The Raf Simons Silver Metallic Sandals came along! And then, there was light! (photo via)

Since their first issue with controversially undressed and supersized Beth Ditto on the cover, Love magazine has become a aspirant voice to a relevant and significant aesthetic from a sea of magazines!

The long speculated and highly anticipated Issue Two has officially unveiled its covers. For yes, two covers are available for the second issue of Love Magazine, a New Blood issue, celebrating the Young and the Reckless. Alphabetically: Alex Hartley (18, Guitar Teacher and Bass Player from Birmingham) and Coco Sumner (18, musician daughter of Sting). (the story continues right after the jump!)

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I know you ladies love a good movie! And that’s hard to come by since people are far from objective and they judge the films according to their very own values systems.

But when you take it from someone like Quentin Tarantino, it’s hard to ignore! So roll up your sleeves, take a pen and note (or, by all means, push print!) (there’s just an official no. 1 and from no. 2, alphabetically ordered, QT’s 19 favorite movies): 1. Battle Royale; Anything Else, Audition, The Blade, Boogie Nights, Dazed & Confused, Dogville, Fight Club, Fridays, The Host, The Insider, Joint Security Area, Lost in Translation, The Matrix, Memories of Murder, Police Story 3, Shaun of the Dead, Speed, Team America, Unbreakable. (JobLo via ONTD)

Last we knew, Scarlett Johansson was on the dark (hair) side. Marketing-wise, it seems, she kept her blonde locks, just in case… So this new Dolce and Gabbana ad campaign with blonde pouty Scarlett comes as little surprise.

Rose the One is the name of the new scent Scarlett is promoting there. And I’m saying this because if you only saw the ad image, you wouldn’t guess it’s actually meant to sell perfume! Would you? (the story continues right after the jump!)

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