Chilled vibrations spilling over from the weekend. Great.

An exhibition begins tomorrow at Somerset House documenting 20 influential years in the fashion industry for Dazed and Confused magazine. Dazed have long been among the leaders in postmodern fusion of mainsteam media with the Avant Garde.

Every fashion photographer, big and little have jumped at gracing their pages, shooting every super model of the last 20 years most fash forward portfolio additions.

The exhibition was Curated by Jefferson Hack and Emma Reeves in collaboration with Somerset House. featuring key infamous visual images, historical photoshoots, iconic covers, controversial editorial and formative works from designers, artists and notable talent in every creative field.
Featured:
Photography by Rankin, Nick Knight, David Sims and Terry Richardson, Specially commissioned projects by artists Jake & Dinos Chapman, Damien Hirst and Sam Taylor-Wood
Cutting edge fashion by stylists Katie Grand, Katy England, Alister Mackie and Nicola Formichetti
Specially selected designs by Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood and Gareth Pugh

Details:

Until 29 Jan, 10.00-18.00
Terrace Rooms
Free Admission

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Reminds me of holiday this year, hundreds of miles and years away from cold, dark London.

WELCOME BACK SAILORS – SEASON from Giovanni Aloi on Vimeo.

R&D VIDEO: 5515 STONE ISLAND GARMENT DYED DOWN_26GR X SQM_N from Stone Island on Vimeo.

STONE ISLAND do a little video focusing on the detail of their latest, technologically advanced winter jacket. The deets… that which makes clothes lovable.

USED magazine brought out its second issue. SOME fresh, intelligent editorial. Decent typography… on trend. Large format images work for them and they’re not done too cheaply.

In the noble, if somewhat hopeless spirit of print revival, they opted to scan it for online and make it available to order. If you’ve got cash to throw around you should order a copy.

This is a cheeky bit of fluff for a collection – it’s not going to date well, but might be interesting to look back on in a year or three.

Highlights:

Feature on the revolution of digitally manipulated images – ‘You’re Breaking Up’ and

A fair few skillfully taken, if somewhat predictable (though better that than too busy or gimmicky) studio shoots.

WANT TO SEE SOME MORE PICTURES?

165 / PAVEL PLASTIKK / TREE LINE

Chilled out vibes for when you have time on your hands. 

Graffiti artists in previous lives, married P.A.M. founders Misha “Perks” Hollenbach and Shauna “Mini” Toohey’s urban aesthetic blends street culture and high fashion.

Bright colours and bold graphics brought together calmly and with precision, distinguish P.A.M. as a brand with rare energy.

You can buy this here

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